At first, I tried to be reasonable.
My neighbor parked his SUV in my driveway almost every day.
I left polite notes.
I knocked on his door.
I even explained I needed the space for work.
He shrugged it off.
After a twelve-hour shift, I came home exhausted—only to find his SUV blocking my driveway again.
Something snapped.
That night, I parked blocks away and thought carefully.
The next evening, when his SUV returned, I didn’t damage it.
I didn’t touch it.
Instead, I measured.
Documented.
And used my wrench to remove my own driveway gate—temporarily.
Then I made one call.
The next morning, a tow truck arrived.
Turns out, parking on private property without permission is illegal.
The neighbor ran outside furious—until the officer explained everything.
He had to pay the tow fee.
The fine.
And apologize.
Since that day?
He won’t even stop near my driveway.
Sometimes, the smartest revenge is simply knowing the rules better than the bully.
