Neighbor, This is My 80 Acres! Today you realize who is the real owner of Land | r/ProRevenge
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Neighbor, This is My 80 Acres! Today you realize who is the real owner of Land | r/ProRevenge
Never mess with a simple man. People forget that living a simple life and having simple tastes doesn't mean they are stupid.
That's the thing with farmers. People think of them as simple peasants who work in the dirt, but don't realise that a rancher has to be an accountant, a manager, a veterinarian, a heavy equipment operator, and a bit of a mechanic all at the same time.
I remember an old Reddit story about a pushy restaurant owner who tried to bully a person who had adjoining property to his into selling his lot to the restaurant owner. The person with the coveted property wanted to start a small business of some kind on said property but the restaurant owner and his buddies in the local government got it zoned so he couldn't get permission to build and start the business. This happened in a very agricultural state where there was an interesting zoning law: ALL land was by default agricultural. It could be agricultural and/or business, agricultural and/or residential, but farming was always a option. You can guess what the owner of the lot decided to farm. Yep. Pigs. Right by the restaurant. The restaurant wasn't in business much longer.
Sounds like the one guy's karma ran over the other guy's dogma.
I only like pig farms when they’re used for revenge😘
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Based. Lol
This reminds me of a story from my state. There's a guy that owns a dirt track for racing cars. A new development was built next to the track and the people in the development complained and tried to get it shut down. At the town meeting the guy told the people from the development he owns over 100 acres in the next town over and if he moves the track there he would turn the track property into the biggest pig and hog farm in the state. The track is still in the original spot .
The only job that starts at the top is washing windows.
I'll have to remember that one. XD
Only if you do it right. Or a spire sitter? Ouch! 😳 Add a flag pole sitter to the list.
Hehehe
Tree topping too. I think that's an actual job...or at least one of the tasks forestry guys do.
@@nowthatsjustducky Tree topping is how power companies butcher trees to get the limbs away from the power lines. No respectable arborist or properly trained tree trimmer would top a tree, because the resulting patter of growth only makes for weak limbs.
You can be a CEO quite easily, just start your own company.. I did, but it cost me 12-17 hrs a day, 7 days a week, for about 20 yrs, and at times having only a $1000 a month salary, along with 20 years without a single vacation. In the end I was able to retire at 52yrs old in the country, where I took basically a year long nap to recover from the experience
If she got interviews scheduled for a couple of startup companies that paid $15, she should jump at them. But, no, she didn't bother with the interviews. I went into a startup in spring of 84 as a low level quality technician at something like $9 per hour, left there a few years later as an engineer, and parlayed my experience there into both tech writing (got paid over to $40/hr at that) and later as an IT Manager in another small startup with a really decent salary. It's hard work that pays off.
Some people only expect to start several steps above the bottom, if not immediately at the top. This has been a rather common problem since the whole "participation trophy" and "there are no winners, or losers" trend. But, if we're being honest, there have always been, at least some people like this, and there always will be.
As a child in the 70s, when homemakers started to go out and get careers, I witnessed this. One of our neighbor ladies decided she wanted to join the Feminist career movement. She had gotten a stenographer certificate, probably 15 years before (based on the age of her kids, it could be more, could be less, I was a kid) but never actually held a job outside of being a homemaker. My mom was extremely supportive, and even called in some favors to get this woman some interviews, for entry level positions. But the neighbor wasn't having any of that. She would only apply for mid-upper level positions, at law firms, and large banks, etc(the kind with entire skyscrapers, downtown). With zero experience, and barely any education, she decided that she deserved to start in the middle, at the very least, in fields that required either full blown degrees, or equivalent work experience. And she was outraged when she never got any calls for interviews. As a young child at the time, I still remember her stomping around our kitchen, yelling, and banging whatever she could, out of frustration. My mom trying to calmly explain to aim lower, and work her way up. This woman never seemed to get it. 🤦♀️ That experience taught me to work my way up. It actually might have actually scarred me a bit. Because I've never felt even worthy of starting higher than what I believe I deserve, even when offered to do so. I never wanted to be "her".
@@bethanyhanna9464 the part you missed is that while you are realistic about starting lower and moving up, if a company feels you are suitable for a higher position then you are as long as you were honest about background and experience.
Unfortunately through the years I've seen more than a few capable people not taking a higher position when offered because they felt unqualified or not ready.
You whats funny it used to be when you graduated with your business degree that degree was what allowed you to get hired in the Mail room and you worked your way to the top. Now days everyone thinks i got the degree i should be the boss--- sorry the real world doesn't work that way, if you manage to use your degree and get a high level position and you cant handle it -- you have now been listed as a incompent employee not hireable anywhere else but if you work your way up from the bottom and fail the company usually just says you need more training and they send you somewhere to get training and then give you another chance.
i mean an hour each way for $15 an hour is rough, thats alot of gas money if shes driving, that could be a very valid reason.
Of course you can start at the top with no experience. As long as you have the same last name as the owner! Which is why so many family owned firms don't make it past the 2nd or 3rd generation.
That rancher story was AWESOME. I'm so glad he removed the pen when the new neighbors moved in.
This story has been around for a while, and when I showed it to a 'friend' (lose term, she was kinda of ass), she got super indignant and insulted saying the homeowner should have sued the rancher and then sued again. Gross. Guess I can tell what she would do in this situation. Some people are just kind of built to be asshats.
So the rancher was over his boundary and had to move it back, got butt hurt so acted like a bully to get revenge when he was originally in the wrong?
Never abuse a rancher. Because they will be very nasty to you with little effort and disgusting to a great extent!
@@bwoodley811Entitled neighbors wanted to immediately go the legal route instead of talking first. The Rancher did nothing illegal, and simply went the legal route for revenge on people that go the litigious route at the drop off a hat instead of talking first. I mean seriously, someone forcing you to pay to redo fencing on even 2 acres for 3 inches of space is beyond petty and can be incredibly expensive.
Until I started reading the stories on here I did not realise how useful pigs are in dispute resolution.
pigs are great, chickens are better (and far more annoying if you get a rooster to encourage egg laying because a cock NEVER stops crowing) and they smell ten times worse if you feed them a steady diet of corn and scratch, but geese are perfect if your neighborhood doesn't respect fences and you feel the need to justify raising something for food as they are the embodiment of evil and will try to bite anything that gets clos and isn't another goose.
They also double as handy evidence removal tools if things go south.
@@andrewweitzman4006 A learned man of culture or you've watched Snatch or was it Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels ? I get them 2 movies mixed up both are great though.
@@LtHarkness187 Rather darker real life events from on the other coast of Canada that briefly had me going kosher for a bit. Look up what happened in BC a few years ago regarding a farmer, pigs, and a lot of missing sex workers...
@@andrewweitzman4006 I do not doubt, I'm just glade my innocent mind is still in a fiction world and it's just acting.
if i was the one to buy the plot behind, i would have asked if i could from time to time help out with the horses (i realy like working with horses)
Good afternoon RedWheel. Thanks for sharing. Please stay safe.🏴😷😁👍. Happy hump day everyone and I hope you have a wonderful week ahead
I love the ending of the last story, where the new(er) neighbors turned out to be great and even ended up becoming lifelong friends.
My brother is a computer programer for a major Hollywood studio. All programmers place, "Easter eggs" in their code for several reasons. He has never disclosed his, but he and his team will always know where that code came from and who the author was if it is activated.
That goes back to the late 70s at least when Warren Robinett put in the Secret Programmer's Room in Adventure on the Atari 2600.
I didn’t know about know about the Easter eggs until I read “ready player one” a few years ago. They made it into movie but it’s not nearly as good as the book.
Enjoyed the judicious use of pigs to make a point. Great stories. Thanks
Yup. What a lot of city folks don't seem to realize is that ALL types of livestock produce poop - the bigger the critter, the more poop produced. Barnyards and pastures do not come with flush toilets for same, and all that poop has to go somewhere. If it's deposited in a barn, coop or pen, it will probably be shoveled into a pile. But it WILL stink! Unless it lays on the ground out in a large pasture, it WILL stink. Better therefore be on good terms with your neighbor if you live in the country. Oh, and by the way: your dogs are not welcome to run loose and chase my livestock. Most farmers come equipped with guns. And farmers do not need your dropped-off cats and dogs. If we want dogs and cats, we will go get our own. Thank you!
Zoned agriculture. It doesn't specify what kind of agriculture, does it.?
Be better if it was Classified is open range When the dad can rebuild the fence back Like 50'And then put the pigs in there Where they would go on to the neighbor's property Do all kinds of damage In the neighborhood do nothing about it except for the new fence up Along the property line Is open range means you fence to keep out not to keep them in there
This is the third video of this ilk where the crafty farmer/rancher weaponizes pig poop to destroy the dreams of nasty neighbors. Can't get enough of them! Plus, love Redwheel's narrative skills.
Would love to see what he looks like.
I agree about Redwheel's narrative skills. Sounds to me that he's from the northeastern US area. I'd say Pennsylvania , Virginia or Southern New Jersey area.
Never mess with a Rancher, indeed!!
Never mess with someone who could build a pigsty on your doorstep.
Ain't that the truth
Or Worse...
A Chicken/Turkey Coup...
They stink FAR more than a mere Pig Pen...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan I can think of the ultimate evil- geese.
Goose sells for a bit more than other fowl, they smell as bad as chickens, and if you get too close to their enclosure they first sound like a pit of vipers and then start releasing battle cries that would give a viking pause.
Plus nobody in their right mind will try messing with them more than once- their bills have a serrated edge that means when they bite they can take a bit of flesh off.
Never mess with any type of farmer
@@westernbody Yeah - they have bigger machines than you, and access to big piles of smelly ammunition.
Having been raised on a working cattle ranch and operating my own cattle AND horse ranch, I love the "Never mess with a rancher" story!
I LOVED the last story, the perfect revenge and erasing all traces for the new neighbors, very thoughtful
Good morning RedWheel
Happy Hump Day everyone
As I listened to the first story I was reminded of something my dad used to tell me. He would say the fastest route to failure was to have the attitude while looking for a job that you would only take a job that pays 50kor more a year, with a 3 day work week, working from 11am until noon with an hour off for lunch.
Then he would tell me to take whatever was offered, work harder than everyone around you, and be grateful for the opportunity. It was good advice.
Something similar to the hog story happened where I once lived. A new development went in - large lots, very snooty idea, even snootier name on the sign out on the road, and the owner was a real horse's hiney. His neighbor decided to fight fire with stink - put out a big, ugly, hand-painted plywood sign on the road announcing a new HOG FARM. He was an instant local hero. BTW - the horse's hiney sold out a few years later, the development turned out great, and the whole community has a bunch of really good new neighbors.
There should be a whole subreddit for Poo based revenges. Pro-revenge, nuclear-revenge, then Poo-revenge
Re: the rancher's revenge. You have never smelled pigs like our family had. Try a few thousand pigs. You could smell the farm from a few miles away if you were unfortunate enough to be downwind. Having a few pigs just feet from the back door? Guaranteed to make the neighbors move out in no time at all.
The rancher knew what he was doing. I really like this guy.
Don't mess with a farmer. And I say this as a farm girl. 😁
Yeah do not mess with a farmer, I read a story on one of the subs about a farmer who had a lot of people parking on his field and after putting up signs and calling the cops with no satisfaction he decided to plow his field (After a slight rain) and everybody parked there was hopelessly stuck (His tow truck friend really got paid that day)
Did he plow and then people parked on the field, or were people parked there and then he plowed around them? I remember a couple of years ago seeing a story, with actual pictures of the situation, where a farmer had a problem with people parking on his fields in order to attend some sort of event in the area (he had duly put up signs to not park on his field, may have roped off the area, I don't remember, but p[ark there they did) ..... so what did he do? He got out his track and plowed AROUND the lot of them creating enough of a berm was no driving over it to get out. MWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HAAAAA!
@@tinydancer7426 I think he plowed after they were parked
1st
Every time I see you posted a new video I get happy butterflies! Love your voice!!
@@luciferpetrenkoff5040 "now we're going to draw 10 happy pigs because, in our world we can do anything we want" (said in my best Bob Ross voice)
The car part salesman guy. Gives his family/staff discount and free shipping to someone he thought was from corporate?. The guys mind was so effed up that it never occurred to him that if he was from corporate, he would have had his own family/staff discount that could be used. Only thing sales guy could have done extra was to override the shipping cost to zero. That would only have been discounted normally at whatever rate is allowed eg 10% or 15% or whatever.
To the nerd car parts guy, *take off hat* You're my hero. From one nerd to another, Thank you.
That last story made my day. What perfect revenge. Like he said don't F' with a rancher.
That neighbor would get that revenge, THAT WAS SO AWESOME, 🙌 hooray for the great rancher, nothing more that spectacular narrative of all REDWHEEL.Hope you and all the readers have a great day
It's nice to have story with an ending or even a point! Too many lately just leave the issue hanging and are not worth putting up.
Some people think by claiming to be hardworking, they will be recognized as being hardworking without any actual effort, or they try to to get everyone else to do the work.
Pig thing happened here but in reverse. The pig farmer was already set up and farming for many years before the new subdivision was built. The people building the subdivision knew the pig farm was there. The people who bought homes knew the pig farm was there. Then the people of the subdivision got together and sued the farmer for farming...the subdivision people lost and the farmer upped his pig numbers.
I knew someone4 like them and the opposite. one person had 3 casual jobs, kept a diary to make sure of no clashes always worked well, other person, on asking how much he got said 'I wouldn't take a job for that much." The first person is going to make someone a great employee, the other is likely to end up in a dead end job somewhere.
Good morning Redwheel. Thanks for the stories. Have a great day
Never mess with a rancher story...just heaven! 😃🤭
Please add a timestamp so we can skip or go back.
Hogs are always a good method of revenge on bad neighbors.
I would not have never
moved the fence unless I wanted the material after all it was on their property and I would have built the new one ten feet inside my property let them build and then measured the house to see if they built to close to the line
I question building on other persons land.. In most counties and cities in the United States permits are required.BEFORE permits are granted. Declaration of ownership or permission of owner MUST be presented. A false statement subjects one to criminal charges of FRAUD, attempted theft and damages.
Greed never sees a property line
Why buy new fencing if all your doing is moving it a few inches? Just keep the horses out of the field, pull the posts and put them back in where you want them? Been there, done that. And this was with black locust fence posts and slip board fencing. Not fun at all!
Even easier if t-posts and wire...as long as you have a boom of some type to pull the posts straight up. Wiggling posts to pull them up sucks.
@@duanesamuelson2256 done that as well. My preferred method of pulling out fence posts is with a tractor with a loader bucket on the front and a hook welded to the bucket. Then you just need a chain to wrap around the post, and secure it to the hook. Lift the bucket, and it comes right out.
Last t post I had to take out had broken with just one little piece of it above ground. Had trouble even finding it. I had to dig it out.
@@dizzysdoings I usually use a back hoe...but same difference. I'm guessing that the fence needed replacement soon to have just built a new one.
Also while it wasn't brought up where the fence was located had no bearing on house location...that's based on the property line regardless. If I had been the new neighbor would have had them change the 2 ends to be compliant and document that when the main run had to be replaced that it reflected the actual property line. Do the 2 ends since pins can go missing and the agreement to stop future possibility of further encroachment. The neighbor you trust today may not be who you deal with next year.
The first one, photo dude; is he just dense or did he think with his doink?
They Sued him ….so. He. Sooy Sooy Sooyed Them back ….S. Happens lol.
The description has nothing to do with the stories.
Good video and Happy Hump Day Redwheel
She didn't want to work at all
Reminds me of my father-in-law’s description of the perfect job: Every day is payday and you get payday off !
I don't know what level her science degree is, but the whole point of getting a degree is so you have a piece of paper that is proof that you are educated higher than the standard individual in X field, which pretty much by itself means that you should be able to bypass entry-level positions. So for example, an associate's degree should be able to get you an office position such as supervise bachelors should be able to get you a supervisor's supervisor type position and a masters or PhD pretty well means you should be able to run the joint cuz again the whole point of those degrees is proof that you have more education in that particular field than the standard individual does who does not have that degree. Otherwise said degree would be a complete and giant waste of time
Customer threatens to sign contract.
First story Lady was right. You don't have to start at the bottom and work your way up. Hell, for 99% of jobs you won't move an inch. You either have to be something special, or know someone to get anywhere.
The Toyota story, is EPIC!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I come from a LONG line of farmers, that is SO BRILLIANT!!!!🐖
Farmer 100 city dump people 0!
On the last story, a 20 year old fence would have made that the new property line in my state.
Couldn't be bothered to look up a part: I had a 19070's Mercury Capri--Mercury's version of the Mustang. It had a British body and metric mechanics (Some German) and an American engine--so it had Standard, Metric, and Whitworth tooling (British pre-metric) and no one wanted to claim it. I went with a car-fan friend to the Ford/Mercury dealership when the bolts holding my driver seat failed: every time I'd brake or step on the gas I'd end up inspecting the inside of the roof. It was tricky to drive with that view! I waited patiently in the parts line for the Mercury side; when it was MY turn, the guy couldn't be bothered to even look up what nuts I needed! My friend, who patronized/had friends in the BMW side of the dealership. The head of THAT side was so embarrassed of his colleague that he gave me four of every bolt/nut/washer it even MIGHT be for free, and told the dealership manager what had happened. Pig Pen: A guy I worked with at a prestigious chemistry laboratory inherited a pig farm so he left to run it. When he stopped by a few months later, someone commented on his change of status (and change of cologne) and asked about how his business was. He grinned wryly and said "It stinks! But I never wave to wait long in a shop to buy something!!!"
This must have been a while ago because there's this new thing called the Internet and you can just go online and get the parts you need from dealer parts departments without dealing with the guy with inch-thick glasses who moves more slowly than any living human trying to find a throttle body for a 1984 Volkswagen Rabbit. Wasn't his fault really that car was a Frankenstein built from spares in the last week of production in PA before they switched to the 1985 model golfs.
The first story is why we need Universal Income so people who are actively unwilling to work can still have an income. It's only fair. Pappa Powell will just print more money from his money-printing machine.
Why do people who hate people, work in retail?
Most of them didn't hate people before working retail.
@@bradgaines5091 not always the case. Some people are just born miserable. Lol
The part with the Toyota parts counter guy I have the exact same problem with the guy at the local tire shop for my town I told him what year model engine displacement type automatic transmission so he can order me a part as like pickup was down then he wanted me to go back and get the VIN number before it even look it up on the computer what a jerk
Toyota Guy's revenge was awesome!!!!!
First case Makes me think of a Rocky's film where he says to a big boss that he'd like a job like his; big chair, big desk and talking all day ! ! ! 🤣
Sounds like the Toyota owner was having a Good Day!
The story about the person not wanting to start at the bottom reminded me of my ex..it was beneath him to have to work his way up the ladder.
Except for the nonsense of the teaser, that last story is hysterical.
yeh, i spent my teenage years as farm child slave labor. and it's legal in the USA
I'm glad you dropped that yoyo
1st story....she is a user. Find a new friend.
I imagine more pigs are raised for revenge than bacon in some parts of the country.
There is nothing wrong with grassroot experience
Op dad got rpic revenge on neighbor for taking his property and forcing him to move his fence .pugs were a good revenge
OP in the 2nd story instilled the fear of a [non-existent] corporate god into that douchebag. Hilarious! *XD*
No programmer would use the term "digitalized" as IT IS NOT A WORD/TERM!! The word is "digitized" and always has been. Full stop. These patently fabricated stories are absurd.
It could be a word? Or was there an announcement that the English language is now closed to all new additions of words and definitions?
I loved the toyota story. That was funny AF.
Love it how you stuck k it to him
1st story: methinks the lady is allergic to work.
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These stories (and they are just stories) are getting to be old hat. Find ACTUAL material to present as true if you're going to present the stories as true. People don't like to be manipulated!
Loved that last story.😂😂😂😂
Well there are a couple ways to become the CEO with no experience. One, do what I did and start your own business. Or two, be the son of the vice president.
Building on the wrong land... the builder and the person who contracted for it to be built lose.
As soon as you see that someone has encroached, get a lawyer to send a demand letter to cease and desist.
Then sort it in court.
The encroachment has to be REMOVED and the land RESTORED to the way it was before they encroached.
there is also the issue of how long the land has been in use. If the fence is 3-6 inches over the "official" property line but has been there 20+ years Colorado's adverse possession would have kicked in, 7 years of there is a color of deed involved (basically whoever built the fence had reason to believe it was on the property line)
@@FirstIsa Interesting little tidbit off the internet: the earth's land masses move on average 0.6 inch a year. Who knows if OPs dad owned that land long enough that when it was built it was within his property lines?
@@lazarushernandez5827 It's called continental drift and it's not really a factor as that movement doesn't really involve actual new landmass (with the minor exception of Iceland which straddles the mid Atlantic ridge. For OP since they stated they were in Colorado at most if they were along the continental divide they *might* have to worry about the total area of their property gradually shrinking since the pressure of the Mid-Atlantic ridge and the San Andrea's fault line are pushing the North American plate causing the average height of the Rockies to gradually increase (notably when I was a kid the official height of Pikes Peak/Manitou mountain was 14,110ft, it's now 14,111ft)
the last story reminds me exactly of what my dad did once back in the 80's...he got in a dispute with neighbors and told them he would put a pig pen in the right-of-way.....that was the end of that lol
There is only ONE way you can get a job as the CEO with no experience without working your way up from the bottom...
That way is to START THE FRIGGING COMPANY YOURSELF!
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How dare those nasty people to actually want what they paid for.
They got what they paid for, alright. Bought a lawyer, got a ticket to hell.
Title didn’t match the story
Your thumbnail is very misleading no where did you do a story about a neighbor building a house on the wrong property ----- however their is that story , house build on neighbors land in an attempt to steal the land already done on one of these reddit type sites, thought it was that story but it wasnt.
Dont really like just a fire.. kind of cheap content if you ask me
First story, you were way too helpful (kudos to you) from the get go...started a dependancy for the lazy one.
Those pigs! Gotta love 'e m
Love the rancher!!
🔥🔥🔥🧙🏻♂
On the last story, your father is a genius, Awesome. I have raised hogs,I know that smell, Lolllllll.
I would have drove my bulldozer thru the house my land no yours period , I don’t play nice with any one
The pig story is getting old. I heard 3 different versions of the same story
I've done worse to neighbors on my family farm . You don't mess with southern folks in tenneessee especially if your a Karen
I have a BS MS PHD. Bull Sh** More Sh** Piled high and deep. LOL
Ooh I know that hog smell they're talking about, y'all they're a good kind of evil
this whole vid is reposts from 6 months ago....