Man Is Sick Of Neighbours Using His Pool So He Does This

[@dennisgarrison7315]

I marvel how some people think can do whatever they want.!!!

[@jeanninerobinson522]

@dennisgarrison7315 ......you mean like trump?

[@dennisgarrison7315]

@@jeanninerobinson522 yes he is his own worse enemy.

[@sandyhubbard6618]

Opening your private pool to the neighborhood is very risky. If one of those kids is harmed or killed on your property, you can bet the parents will file suite against the home owner.

[@tomdixon1213]

I must be home if they want to swim.

[@crystalroseblue6760]

Private means JUST THAT..."PRIVATE"

[@denisephillips9588]

Private pool means no one is supposed to do what they want to do on someone else's property That is braking the law and if you damage someone else's property you pay the bill.

[@ccbarr58]

Breaking not braking

[@denisephillips9588]

@@ccbarr58 whatever

[@davidsmith-ry6ps]

Buying a liner pool is first mistake...

[@VeraStinson]

He should install cameras and a security fence to be able to keep an eye on his property.

[@barrybarlowe5640]

Insurance risky. We had a pool, and the rule was - 1. we had to be home and give permission. 2. there had to be an adult present, outside the pool to watch anyone under 14. 3. No running around the perimeter. 4. no dogs (we had a tougher liner, but still... 5. No food or drink in the pool. 6. No roughhousing. Dunking not permitted. 6. Swimming suits on at all times. There were a few, but those were the main ones. Cleaning the pool took about an hour, every other day. Monitoring the pool chemistry was a daily thing.

[@markferrell2470]

I would have called the police for trespassing and sued the dog people for damages

[@stephenmartini5890]

Sounds like Greg is an milk-toast and too afraid to put a fence around his pool and cut off all kids, dogs, neighbors from using his pool.

[@Rebecca-l6f]

They put a fence up. They still on the side to go in there. Anyways, I will put locks on the fence.

[@rebeccareese844]

he shouldnt have to do anything .If ppl would just show some respect world would be a way safer and way better place !!!

[@Rebecca-l6f]

@@rebeccareese844 for real

[@ChrisLichowicz]

I tiled a couple of below ground pools and hot tubs. I've never seen a tiled pool with a liner. 9 years with Local #32 Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Union.

[@gartrek28]

This is not an issue of nice vs mean. Allowing others into HIS pool is a huge liability issue! 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️. It's exactly like buying a boat. You suddenly have lots of new friends! (With zero gas money! 😳)

[@Rebecca-l6f]

It’s his private property he doesn’t have to share. It isn’t even have to tell people what he’s doing with it is that maybe the town depending on the rules but that’s different not at the neighbors and random people around him that I want to just use him for the pool but that’s really inappropriate

[@ccbarr58]

Turn the pool into a garden

[@liquidsmokemustang1537]

Giving permission to use the pool is a major mistake. The liability is through the roof. If it were my property, using my pool would be a hard no. Sorry neighbors, if your kids want to swim, get a pool yourself. I have neighbors who have pools and never have I asked to use it.

[@theravenleichan2905]

From the start there would have been a locked fence and a huge no. What happened to him is exactly why.

[@kellyfrank3428]

Your pool is private...with a large fence and big lock

[@Rebecca-l6f]

I would make sure everyone all them would have to be 10 feet from the house it’s self

[@Jais-u7y]

Call the cops you should have said NO

[@robertboykin1828]

whoos responsible if the kid drowens.

[@whortle]

One friend with a pool just filled it in. Another friend with a pool built an enclosure with a roof and a locking door. He needed the pool for exercises, which he did daily for medical reasons.

[@kathygraham3795]

Good for you greg They should’ve followed your rules he was a good neighbor

[@LoonyMindfulNuggets]

🏖

[@doc8683]

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