Site icon TwistedSifter

She Drove Onto His Rural Property and Demanded He Hand Over “Her” Barn—Then He Served Her with a Boundary Survey Audit and Private Property Trespass Notice

man looking out a window

Shutterstock

Isn’t it simply amazing how entitled and rude some people can be?

I sure think so!

Where do these people come from?

It seems like they somehow multiply and crawl out of the woodwork!

Just ask this guy…

He explained what happened when a random woman showed up on his rural property making demands.

Read on and check out what happened!

Rudest Boomer.

“I live in a rural farmland area in Alabama. No neighbors within 100 yards in any direction.

Sitting in my living room enjoying the evening and a random Boomer woman pulls into my driveway and starts honking her horn.

What was this all about…?

Never seen this woman in my life.

I grab a robe and head outside thinking she’s in distress or something.

I get to her car and she asks me if I will GIVE HER MY NEIGHBOR’S BARN.

Huh?

This barn is a good 100 yards away from my property, clearly on someone’s corn farm.

Not my barn obviously, as it’s on the other side of a wooded area from my manicured property.

I tell her it’s not mine, she offers to have her husband come pick it up since “you’re not using it.”

Are you deaf?!?!

It’s not mine, I explain again.

She gets mad at me and DRIVES THROUGH MY YARD to turn around and peels out into the road.”

Reddit users shared their thoughts.

This person had a lot to say.

Another individual weighed in.

This Reddit user shared their thoughts.

If you enjoyed this story, check out this post about a resident who is not amused by new parking rules, so locks a lot gate to teach management a lesson.

And another person weighed in.

Well, this woman sure thought a lot of herself, huh…?

Jeez, talk about being rude!

Living out in the country can be full of weird surprises…

Enjoyed this story?

Readers who liked this also read this story about a man who installs a fence after his neighbors cut a property line rope and move a canoe.
Read Story→
Exit mobile version