'Entitled neighbour demanded I move car – even though it's on my own driveway' – The Mirror US
Nothing is more awkward than falling out with the people who live near you.
Not only do you have to tread on eggshells in your own home, you can also feel awkward when problems arise.
This is exactly happened to one resident called Nicole Turner Bell recently – after a neighbour apparently asked her to move her motor.
Taking to TikTok to vent about the "neighbours from hell" saga, she claims a person next door asked her to shift the car off her own driveway.
In a viral video, she said: "My neighbour asked me to move my car because it's 'not in keeping with the street.' She came round to my house last night and had a massive go at me. I came back from the supermarket today, and I thought, 'Oh, she's coming over to apologise.
"But no, she came over to tell me that if we are struggling, then she does know someone who wants to buy our house. The only inkling she's got that we're struggling is from the car that I drive."
The woman went on to explain she paid just £200 for her car, which she then showed on camera. The vehicle in question is a Kia Sorento, which Nicole said she purchased when her husband's job change meant they needed to switch cars.
She continued: "I didn't want to pay car payments any more so I bought her for £200. Honestly, it's such a bargain. It did smell like an old man at first, but now I've got air fresheners, and she's absolutely fine. It cost me £200 and cost me £300 to insure. I've had it since June now, and I've had no issues at all. Monthly car payments just aren't for me any more."
Apparently, Nicole's neighbour has other complaints too. They're not keen on her gardening choices – including not watering plants enough, having astroturf and letting kids leave their toys outside.
But people urged her to pay no attention – with some commenters saying they were gobsmacked by the "cheek". A couple of responders even gave advice on how to get petty revenge on the neighbour.
One said: "My level of petty would be through the roof. I'm thinking the tackiest of tacky Christmas decs in the garden, from now on, park the car on the road instead and chalk hopscotch and drawings all over the driveway."
And another added: "Print up a list of hobbies and pastimes to give her and suggest her time would be better spent indulging in one of them. Don't be as snotty as I'd be tempted to be, though. Maybe gentle parent her into it."
