Being a good neighbor doesn’t always mean seeing eye to eye…though that sure can help.

What would you do if your neighbors tried to dictate how you kept your lawn? One guy recently shared his hilariously petty way of getting back at his uppity next-door folks. Here’s what happened.

Bees matter, lol.

Once I had a neighbor come over and tell me I should “take care of” my dandelions because it was affecting their yard.

They were so snotty about it, they tried to frame it as though I was lazy, not ecologically mindful.

Sadly, most people aren’t educated on that topic.

They took a lot of pride in their yard, including dosing it with Roundup and other stuff.

I usually leave the dandelions up for the bees and don’t mow early spring.

A conscientious thing to do!

It’s the right thing to do, especially when your yard is 4 acres.

I think it makes a big difference.

Science would say the same.

Anyways, I tied a stick behind my ride on mower, so it was like a bar behind there.

Hanging off either side with a yellow rope.

Gentle enough to shake things up but not heavy enough to flatten anything.

Easy to see where this is going.

I hiked my blade all the way up so it didn’t really touch the grass and I proceeded to do laps around the yard once all my dandelions went to seed.

Needless to say there was a nice little breeze, and the neighbors yard was a sea of yellow within a few days.

Not everyone sees eye to eye on lawn care.

If you enjoyed this post, check out this story about a family living outside the HOA who refuse to remove their tree or lights despite their neighbors hating them.

Let’s see what the Reddit community had to say about this one.

Most of the comments were completely in agreement.

And even offered some more tips.

One person pointed out the bigger picture.

And encouraged the original poster.

Some others even got a little philosophical with it.

This guy is about to reap what they sowed.