Neighbor torment of 10 years ends with 14 months

In the United States of Amexico Mexamerica America there is an unwritten rule about how to deal with neighbors. If you don’t like your neighbor you can avoid them, hide from them, or attempt to deal with them carefully. Or even find a new place to live – there are plenty of apartment finder online to do this. In Europe you just torture the neighbor for a decade.When Paul Hayward decided to start annoying his neighbors, it’s hard to conceivably think that he was going to keep up the hard work for over 10-years. But without missing too many occasions to torment and torture his neighbors, Paul found that life was simply filled with fun things to do instead of letting unknown issues lie.

Paul didn’t remember why he disliked his neighbors, but after having been crawling up their asses for years and years, it’s not something that can be dropped.

Think of something that you’ve actually kept doing for 10 years. It’s not easy to think of something besides breathing or eating, but those are either unconscious actions or barely conscious activities, but calling your neighbor and hanging up hundreds of times over the years, ordering pizza, Chinese food, coal, pest control, roof repair, and several other unneeded and unrequested services… well, that’s dedication.

Paul Hayward took his family of two kids (this site doesn’t care if Hayward’s married or not) and moved to another location. That didn’t stop the old neighbors from persisting with their freedoms, the freedom to not-get delivery from restaurants they didn’t order it from, the freedom to answer the phone because it’s family calling and not some odd 49-year-old mouth-breather. The freedom to not deal with someone that might have been miserable.

So the old neighbors decided that their previous suffering was worthy of persistently following up on, and they succeeded. Paul Hayward now has 14-months of jail to discuss with other convicts things he’ll be able to carry out on the old neighbors after he’s released.

Why don’t some neighbors let sleeping dogs lie (or annoying former neighbors go away)?