Woman confronts neighbor’s guest who blocks her family’s driveway regularly, but he only tries making excuses: ‘It’s not public property, he does this every day’ – FAIL Blog

This confrontation was always going to happen. At some point the sentence I was just stops working as a universal excuse. There is a big difference between being a pushover and being a villain. Saying hey, stop blocking the driveway is not cruel. It is basic civic hygiene. If he wants to scroll his phone, load his trunk, or perform late-night parking theater, the public street is right there, wide open, and blissfully not yours.