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21 Screenshots Of Neighbors Who Were Unbelievably Entitled And Passive-Aggressive

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1.This neighbor who kept asking for more and more money:

Someone asks for $20, the neighbor gives it to them, then the requester says their husband asked if they could give them $30
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2.This neighbor who was upset that someone (who was displaced by a hurricane) left their property looking unkept.

A letter that insults the outer appearance of someone's house in the wake of a hurricane and asks them to clean it up or sell the property
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3.This neighbor who assumed their neighbor should clean their house:

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4.This neighbor who didn't pay for the Hulu account they were using:

Someone asks their neighbor for access to their Hulu account, the neighbor says yes if they pay them the $15 they agreed on, and the requester says they have to take their dog to the vet and might not be able to pay
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The neighbor insists they need the $15, and the requester goes on a rant about how they're going to start keeping tabs on everything they lend to people
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The neighbor says the requester is overreacting and all they need is the $15 they agreed upon, and the requester says since the password on the account has now changed, they won't be paying
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The neighbor says they knew the requester wouldn't keep their word, then the requester goes on an angry rant before insisting they're smiling right now and not mad
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5.These neighbors who signed a petition to get someone to cut down the trees in their yard:

A petition form with five people who signed asking someone to remove the poplar trees from their property because the leaves fall into other people's yards
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A picture of the yard in question, which has a row of nine poplar trees
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6.This neighbor who wanted someone to remove the plants from their own porch just because they were fake:

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7.This neighbor who wanted access to a pool that wasn't theirs:

Someone asking what to do about their neighbors who keep trying to use their pool because they say they had an agreement with the previous owner of the house
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8.This neighbor whose son threw a fit when someone didn't mow their dad's lawn:

A son asks his dad's neighbor to trim his dad's lawn, the neighbor says they're working 12-hour shifts and can't do it, and the requester tries to guilt trip them by saying he lives 26 miles away and can't do it
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9.This neighbor who wanted free, homecooked food delivered to them:

Someone says they're a teacher and hungry and ask if someone can bring them food, a commenter suggests a food delivery app, and the requester says "I'm looking for free food, home cooked"
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10.This neighbor who wanted a dog-sitter...for free:

Someone frames their request as a "play date," but asks if there is anyone willing to house their dog and stay at home with it all day
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11.This neighbor who stole someone's mail:

A note says they mistakenly received landscaping fabric weeks ago, used most of it, but have some left and offer to sell what's left to the person it was supposed to be delivered to
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12.This neighbor who threw out items they were gifted right in front of the person who gave them to them:

A new neighbor moved in, asked for linens, their neighbor gave them a bag of them and watched as the neighbor ripped open the bag and threw away anything they didn't want
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13.This neighbor who blamed someone for something they couldn't control:

A note that says "shame on you" to someone for allowing leaves from his tree to blow into the yard of his 85-year-old neighbor
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14.This person who texted their neighbor to bring them cookies:

Someone asks for cookies, their neighbor suggests delivery, the requester says they don't want to pay, the neighbor suggests they make their own, and the requester says "how about you make them and give them to me"
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15.This neighbor who appreciated a manicured lawn:

A sarcastic note says "congratulations, you mowed, can you keep it up? Your neighbors would be very grateful if your house did not look like it was abandoned"
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16.This neighbor who was PISSED that snow wasn't shoveled from their property:

Someone is angry one of their neighbors used their snow blower on other neighbors' houses but not theirs, and says "I hope your snow blower catches fire and burns your house down"
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17.This neighbor who asked people to bring their family free food AND gave them dinner suggestions:

A father-to-be suggests that neighbors bring them meals or see if they might need anything else as they step into parenthood
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The father-to-be proceeds to include requested meals, most of which are stews with lots of ingredients
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18.This neighbor who was picky about free fruit:

Someone sends an email to their neighborhood saying they have free fresh-grown blackberries, and a neighbor responds "I know they're free and that's great, but are they organic?"
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19.This neighbor who made a noise complaint — well, more of threat, actually:

A note says "something bad is going to happen to your dog if you don't get its barking under control"
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20.This neighbor who essentially wanted free babysitting:

During the pandemic, a parent says their neighbor offered to let their kids use their faster Wi-Fi during school hours so they wouldn't fall behind
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The parent then asks the neighbors if the kids can just do their schooling at their house, so the parent has time to decompress and clean the house
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When the neighbor refuses and says the parent is looking for a free babysitter, the parent gets angry, says some rude things, and wonders why the neighbor can't help them out
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21.And these neighbors who were actually mad that someone had Christmas lights up before Thanksgiving:

A note requests that their neighbor turn off their Christmas lights and leave them off until Thanksgiving has passed
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A second note says "It is not fucking Christmas, take them down and wait until after Thanksgiving"
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