So, at work we have back neighbours, their front door is about 3 car spaces away from our back door. For two years until today they have been great, mow our grass, take our bins out, have a chat whenever we run into each other.

Today I arrive at work and am greeted by one of the guys, clearly angry and yelling about how our rubbish has been blowing around outside for the past 3 weeks and he has had to clean it up everyday. I had no idea as apparently he's been cleaning it up before I get there. I had thought about the wind but because our rubbish was right where I left it every morning I just assumed it wasn't being blown around.

I suggested that it would have been better to bring his issue up 3 weeks ago, before he was so angry and I would have fixed it, he then went on to yell for around 5 mins about crazy stuff that has never happened. When I was sick of yelling back I told him the next time he spoke to me he should start with sorry, he responded with some awesome name calling.

I get that he shouldn't have to pick up cardboard that has been blowing around and some wood chips had blown into his front door which he also wasn't happy about. But for real it's crazy stuff like this that gets people hurt, when he really could have just told us and we would have fixed it.

So today, if I had a gun, I might have shot someone.

The end

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I like it

that guy needs to make a decision about whether he's going to be passive-aggressive or hysterical and just stick with it. he can't be both. tell him to pick one and be done with it.

I think he's chosen ninja Vlad, as it appears he is now hiding from us. We work 6 days a week, 9am-7pm, so he's been stuck in his house a lot this week.