Man Is Sick Of Neighbours Using His Pool, So He Plan This Unexpected Revenge

Man Is Sick Of Neighbours Using His Pool, So He Does This Unexpected Revenge
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[@ArthurCollette-rc2ng]

His problem was he allowed it in the first place that was dumb it's your property it's your pool you don't have to have any visitors whatsoever

[@littleme3597]

Not that easy to say no to neighbors, who you have to live around. Then some one does not know, HOW to say no.

[@susanjones7343]

Please learn how to punctuate.There are some things called comma and full stop.

[@margounderly1379]

Plus, you’re responsible if someone gets hurt or drowned. It’s on your property. I’d say, No. only when I’m home and not busy.

[@cheriem432]

I can understand why he did it; to be neighborly. But, as usual, people assume too much and make nuisances of themselves. Sometimes, adults are more immature than kids.

[@happym3008]

Saying no is key It’s sad but we r not in the 70 s no more

[@loiskampp5105]

Of COURSE he should have locked his gates! A pool is an attractive nuisance, and if some unattended kid got hurt or killed in it, he and his family would be liable.

[@055deltic]

What a shame the choices came down to total lock-out or a free for all. The lack of thought by the neighbourhood is disappointing, but typically USA. Pity he could not offer a local amenity to friends and neighbours without "financial liability" rearing its ugly head - again, very American

[@sandym2427]

Such a huge liability.

[@Brian-pz3wh]

Never allow this. One foot in the door and they will never stop.

[@carolynmaynard5039]

Call it what you want ..These same people would have sued him if anyone was injured or worse. Sometimes being kind can bite you in the behind.😮 If you already weren't friends then there's an additional risk and think owners of pools need to know what those might be and what Insurance is needed.

[@diamondjim7560]

💯 percent agreement

[@savinghistory642]

a woman gave swimming lessons in her neighbors backyard. one day a parent dropped off a kid without making sure someone was home. the kid drowned. the owners came home to him floating. mom sued the owners and both the instructor and the owner lost their homes as they were neighbors.

[@jorgebarriosmur]

Exactly my thought!

[@Nina-vs2qt]

If someone has a private pool, its because they don't want to swim in a public one, for numerous reasons, the first being cleanliness.

[@Easy_Going__]

My parents had the only pool in their neighborhood, and suffered from the same type of entitled and rude neighbors

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

It's called "a fence, " which one should have to prevent problems to start with.

[@Easy_Going__]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 It’s called: “having a locked fence the neighbor kids would climb over.”

[@i_wouldprefer_not_to1196]

I hear you. I live in the UK so people often didn't believe me when I mentioned having one. Once people knew it was true though, let's just say, the term: fair weather (literally) friends comes to mind! We also had neighbours rock up with towels, booze and already in swimwear. Cheeky gits!

[@Williameagleblanket]

Have them all arrested for trespassing, men, women and children.

[@cheriem432]

Probably *not* a good idea; people are *so* litigious today that there would probably be countersuits, or worse.

[@kmkah586]

I am shocked people would just take it upon them to come to somebody's house that is bizarre

[@AndreaRossini-le5mx]

It's his own swimming pool and not for his neighbors to swim in.

[@cheriem432]

Tell this to the entitled, rude, disgusting neighbors.

[@rheokalyke367]

That's a wholesome ending. Glad that things worked out in the end.

[@ronw484]

If you think having a pool can result in obnoxious, entitled neighbors, try having fruit trees! So many people think that because the fruit is growing on trees and not sitting in a grocery store produce section that it's free to anyone who wants it. You haven't lived until you come home and see people trespassing and picking cherries, plums and apples off your trees. I even had dewberry vines (similar to blackberries) and had one a-hole strip them bare and when caught eating the last handful said, "those blackberries were really good!" I threw him off the property and warned him to never trespass and steal from me again or it would involve the police.

[@figmo397]

Ouch. I never pick neighbors' fruits unless explicitly given permission. Across the street from where I live is a Meyer lemon tree. When I first moved in, the folks living there *invited* me to pick as many as I wanted because they couldn't use them all. They moved out and sold the place. The new neighbors don't speak to anybody. I've waved "hi to them a few times with no response (they moved in during the pandemic). I no longer pick the lemons, but I've seen folks picking them who were clearly not invited to do so.

[@gavinnewscum]

I used to have a young neighbor and she always came by to pick apples off my tree on a ladder in a skirt

[@matthewk6731]

@@gavinnewscum I see your dilemma. That's a tough one. I'm sure the situation needed the utmost scrutiny.

[@denisem1080]

So many people are low life ignorant aholes

[@Hunter-yc4xi]

I have fruit trees in my yard along with grapes, raspberries and strawberries and my garden and have never had a problem with others picking my fruit. I'm fortunate enough to live in a neighborhood where neighbors respect other people's property. Though I do share my excess with them and not just the second rate offerings!!

[@donnadees1971]

If injuries, you are responsible. Scary.

[@patrickpatrick1733]

So where was the element of 'revenge'? Oh, I get it ... he got 'revenge' by upgrading the pool facilities and then invited all the ungrateful, liberty-taking neighbours back for a pool party? Duhh!

[@MarieJackson-sp3be]

If this story is real, those neighbors would sue the pool owners in a heartbeat if they slipped or drowned in the pool. I've never lived anywhere where the neighbors were so rude! Don't know if I believe this one.

[@roses9339]

I wonder if these stories (without real evidence) are just that fiction. Cheers Rosemary Western Australia 73yrs

[@Jambo1873]

Charge them to come in. Your paying to look after the pool they want to use it they can pay 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@georgiapuppie]

Chemicals are expensive. They should pay him.

[@Wailwulf]

Then he has to deal with taxes and a permit process with th city and insurance.

[@bettyhardy2817]

The neighbors had no business in this family home You need to respect other’s privacy He should have call the please

[@davidbroadfoot1864]

Calling out "please" obviously would not help.

[@TopoGigio555]

@@davidbroadfoot1864 😂😂😂

[@fvrrljr]

police / please 🚔👮‍♂ grammar or satire keeping an eye on this one

[@ladylibertywdc8324]

Send the pushy, entitled neighbors to the local Y.

[@leebates8439]

I’ve had neighbors who don’t even take a bath ask if they could use my little pool. 🤢🤷‍♂️

[@mauricewascom658]

Lee . . . Tell them BYOC - Bring Your Own Chlorine !!! 🤨

[@cheriem432]

I hope you tell them "NO"!

[@2ndhandSue]

Well, just think about having 20 or 30 little kids a day come and jump in. You don't think every one of them pees !!!

[@lorimagnificent8329]

I don’t blame Greg at all.

[@eddylloyd7413]

Never allowed them in the first place. If they come uninvited there is a name/word for that!

[@pattieprophet7987]

People are basically, rude , mean , selfish , idiots , with no self control 😢 I had given a 4 year old child , my grandsons old plastic slide he had out grown , the parent's had to return the slide to me. , their neighbors kids were being rude and being to ruff with the side and their daugher , so to prevent harm they were fotced to return it , the childrens parents would not help to stop the chilgren from bad brhaver , and the problem was becomming hostal ! Their daughter cried when it was removed .

[@cathylind3681]

Poor narrative. So staged. Can’t even watch to the end.

[@rubendaniel249]

Hello Cathy, how are you doing today.

[@Wailwulf]

Yep, so overwritten that it is mostly filled with superfluous verbiage.

[@CPACK1]

My friend had a pool. They had a flag. If it was red nobody was allowed in. If the flag was green they could come over. But that is umbelievable that people think they can just come in and use the pool.

[@seanmccartney5177]

Perfect example of when appreciation turns into expectation................Respect tossed to the wind!

[@MyInsaneWorldofBeautyTara]

I have a huge inground pool and not one has anyone helped themselves to my backyard but then again I also have Dobermans 🤔🤣

[@mickyw1455]

If a homeowner has a pool they should only allow others to use it after they have learned and understood their legal and insurance rights, liabilities and responsibilities as owners.

[@lesleycooper7544]

So did they also offer to help financially. With the upkeep of the pool

[@TisEyerish1]

I would never open my pool to the neighborhood, nor would I use a neighbor's permission unless I was invited on to their property. People seem to have a huge of entitlement these days and I can't imagine where that comes from...but one accident at that pool could have cost the family their home and all their possessions, because you know that anyone brazen enough to abuse a neighbor's property is the type of person who would turn around and sue if they had a mishap there. As of me...I really doubt if this is a true story.

[@Will_E_Makit]

if "Greg" has that much disposable income maybe he should move to a better neighborhood where others have pools

[@jonathanbaron-crangle5093]

In New Zealand, private swimming pools have to be fenced (to stop children from drowning themselves) Owner of this pool should've told people if they wanted a swim, to find either a river, a lake, a beach or a public swimming pool instead of knocking on his door, he didn't have the pool built for THEIR enjoyment, but his.

[@dougaldouglas8842]

Interesting story, and only a story. The moral of the story is do not allow people to enter your property without first knowing whom you are dealing with

[@MissMariQueen]

Nice fairy tale 😂

[@MyLove-uj8zi]

I put up a pool, all the children in the neighborhood helped. We had several fun filled summers with children all my children's ages swimming. And when a gopher had undermined an area. All the children came and lifted the edge of the pool while others pushed the dirt back in for support. I loved having the children. When the pool was worn out and done the children all grown. Our home was never the same. Best time in our lives.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Those were way different times, I'm.guessing. 80s?

[@joshualife9237]

😂lol it's called a pool cover

[@brucebalboni8306]

Yours is the best response of all!

[@ryanchristiansen4659]

This sounds like an episode of The Simpsons! 📺 😆

[@Wailwulf]

They did! They did!! Season 6 Episode 1

[@user-cd9gk7lj9p]

Greg has no spine

[@jerryfacts9749]

In the video this looks like a huge backyard pool. Where I live if you have a pool it must be surrounded by a fence that is difficult to cross over. They recommend a 15 foot steel fence. If someone falls in to the pool and is injured or drowns the owner of the pool is liable.

[@cheriem432]

I believe the fence is mandatory, and that, if people climb over and get hurt, they have no case.

[@morwennamcgowan4125]

Another apology and he still does it 😂😂😂

[@LynnS-xn8xf]

I can’t believe any bit of this.

[@yoloswaggins1579]

I don't get the point of this channel. There is zero source for these stories so I'm assuming you're just making them up or copy pasting them from reddit? Why would anyone want to listen to a made up fairytale and act like it really happened?

[@garfieldfarkle]

Legally, a swimming pool is an "attractive nuisance," meaning if a kid trespassed and drowned at 3 in the morning while the homeowners were asleep, they would still be liable. In Virginia, all home swimming pools have to be surrounded by an 8-foot-tall fence. Any entry door in the fence has to lock.

[@user-ym7qn3uo2m]

You don't go into someone else's yard unless you're invited or otherwise have permission. The neighbors' dog got out and came into my yard. The kids politely told me their dog was in my yard and asked if they could go get him. Because they did this correctly with respect I told them they could come into my yard anytime the dog is in my yard without having to ask.

[@lindaleelaw5277]

Nice people allowing thenselves to be used and should have stood up to them. And sent a notice re liability

[@oswaldjaudon3040]

I would take a survey before I even began. They all would have to pay a surcharge about a $150 a month for the Maintenance for every household in the neighborhood.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

That sounds like a legal nightmare...

[@lillianflorence6056]

Tell them to get lost, ignorant people,

[@danetteew]

I bet none of them put in for repair cost chlorine ect.

[@ronw484]

You beat me to it. Takers only take.

[@benjaminperez1149]

In the old days, neighbors solved this problem with neighbor kids by a simple flag. If it was red, no swimming. If it was green, kids welcome. Now people are so sue happy, I wouldn’t allow it.

[@JWade-bt1rd]

Don't give them the first inch. You know what comes next.

[@LanielPhoto]

Am I suppose to believe this story ? Never heard of anything like this anywhere anytime, and we all have pools around here.

[@nemesister5109]

how did they get in? if it was locked?

[@Meta_was_my_idea]

For a second there I thought he bought a giant red arrow and threw it in his pool.

[@leebates8439]

😂😂😂

[@rubendaniel249]

Hello Meta, how are you doing today

[@mukundkharade906]

Wonderful video, and realistic too. We must respect privacy and private property of others.

[@peterjohnson617]

No right from the start NO is a full sentence

[@jaimedelgado7529]

Spoiler alert : if threw 30 gallons of itching powder into the pool

[@eleanorturner4651]

Look your first mistake was saying yes I understand being kind to your neighbors and the children!! But these people in your neighborhood and wherever have come to your home and took it over like it's their personal resort!! Now it's costing you extra money stress to you and your family say no and if they trespass have them arrested!!

[@user-ym7qn3uo2m]

Is this a true story? (There are a bunch of stories like this that are not). I would not consider going into someone's pool without permission. That's terribly rude, inconsiderate, and it's illegal trespassing.

[@matthewholmes5285]

Here's an idea for someone wanting to build a pool in their yard. Before you start the work, pass out a notice to all your neighbors that if they want to use the pool, they must help with the work in the construction and help maintaining it after being built. Those who help will be free to use the pool. Those who don't, won't! The homeowner will save money by having free labor to help dig and construct the pool and maintenance!

[@Hunter-yc4xi]

And do you think these people had the common decency to not pee in his pool?

[@ronw484]

Or to help with the cost of chlorine, water clarifier, Ph balancer? Or to help clean the filters? Doubt it!

[@henryhankwesson7914]

Charge the neighbors a fee

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Legal nightmare.

[@brucebalboni8306]

Also, if you think these neighbors suffer from a sense of entitlement, just wait until you charge a fee: they will start camping out in that backyard!!

[@Msmorningsunrise]

seems like they did overreact. Simply saying no would have been far more preferable. I bet it was the kids inviting other kids over that was the issue. Could set certain days aside for visiting and other days would be sorry, family only days. The method they used was not neighbor friendly. Kind of like when your spouse keeps nagging at you and then you blow up and break her dishes and stuff. Then you realize you were the one who looked like the fool.

[@arizonajohn4894]

Build their own pool. Ins alone can be overwhelming to homeowner for a chance of law suite if someone is injured on your property. Stop these people at once.

[@dagwould]

I don't believe this story. Are people such knuckleheads?

[@louisestevenson5102]

How dare they even ask to use it what a bludge

[@simonpure109]

Charger them and put it at your own risk sign!

[@paulettemore6465]

Seems like he lives in a neighborhood of entitlement people. Don't seem like they have a conscience of someone else's costs of enjoyment for themselves.

[@krakatoa1200]

It would be nice to see actual scenes of Greg's swimming pool

[@edwardmylnychuk5774]

TOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH FICTION FOR ME

[@pabloserranoortiz5557]

WARNING⚠️:??? . I SOMETIMES IMAGINE MINECRAFT WITH RELAXING MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND(DON'T ASK ME WHY,PLEASE).

[@keithadams812]

Ill take stupid things that never happened for $200 alex

[@rozgordon6125]

Story is bunk, made up.and wpuldnt have happened to another group of people...smh, made up foolishness...

[@2ndhandSue]

The part of the story that made me realize it was "bunk" was the size of that pool! Built to look like a sand beach in California or something. I've never seen a home back-yard pool the size of a public pool like that. If they're going to tell these stories on KZbin then at least use honest photographs so we can get a realistsic picture of what is going on.

[@henryhankwesson7914]

Don't start nothing won't be nothing

[@henryhankwesson7914]

No over reaction here

[@rogermurph101]

This is made up. I used to have a pool. I know several people that have pools. This doesn’t happen.

[@galndixie]

The part I don't get is he had to 'budget' for the chlorine and supplies, but in the end, he renovated a brand new pool and added about $100K in new features? That's the part that doesn't happen. Neighbors coming in without permission and taking unfair advantage does absolutely happen. We had a nice play ground in our back yard, and the neighbor children were welcome when we were home to supervise and our kids were out playing. One neighbor had a 10 year old that was way large for his age. No matter how many times I asked his mother to keep him at home when we weren't at home, and to not let him play on the toddler toys, she seemed to encourage it, even after we put up No Trespassing signs. He ruined our fence climbing back and forth over it, he broke the swing set, the sliding board, the teeter totter, and repeatedly threw all the sand out of the sand box. We had a small plastic wading pool which he broke by running and jumping into it. There was one of those plastic playhouses out there, he climbed on top of it and literally crushed it, he crushed the child's picnic table, he jumped up and down on our wooden picnic table and broke the benches off of it. With nothing else left to destroy, he came over one day, turned over our gas grill, and broke that, too. It was bent completely out of shape, and all the gas works in it were gone, never did find them. On his last trip over the fence, he fell and cut his leg badly enough to require several stitches, and she thought it was 'very un-neighborly' that I refused to pay for it, even though her husband's insurance covered the bill. We had to go to court to try to get our damages paid, finally had to put a garnishment on her husband's wages.

[@margounderly1379]

I believe it did happen. People are just rude.

[@2ndhandSue]

@@galndixie - And all I can say is "stupid YOU". The kid made NUMEROUS trips, destroying something on each visit. And yet you sat there and watched the area being demolished, then sat down and wrote it down like a list. I would have tanned that kid's ass after the FIRST fence-climbing, toy breaking incident. AND informed the police. AND put up No Trespassing signs so that I could legally set the police on the parents if the kid returned. You did NOTHING to prevent this from going from bad to worse. Who on earth would sit there while their yard and possessions are being systematically destroyed???

[@lillianflorence6056]

Nasty lot,

[@kenbellchambers4577]

get an honesy job!

[@leonnisson1435]

Great stories,

[@user-ww9ch1hm2r]

Turn it to a fish pond.

[@blackrhino3442]

These sound made up. Good story.

[@grunta4437]

Its easy to ask for forgiveness than it is for permission,