Fun fact. You could have sued for the cost of the tree, some trees can hit the 7 figure mark depending on species and age. A 70 year old white oak runs 700k
@Brody Albert the ammount of wood from such an old tree would have to be traceable through other neighbours if not through online market (like craigslist) records if he sold it off that way.
@@SonsOfLorgar no its reference to a case where q neighbor illegally had a tree cut down on a persons property. He had to pay 700k and because of this he had to sell his house to make the payment
I feel like he could have done both, but you can sue for 700k all you want , doesn’t mean that 1) he has it at all, or 2) you would get the payment anytime soon. The OPs property value probably had a decent increase. One of the few things in this world that will always hold/increase value is land! Remember that!
@@SonsOfLorgar If the wood was sold online, you have no possibility to trace anything. As if illegal or questionable deals are recorded somehow, lol. You have any idea how many stolen goods are sold on eBay alone? They're simply sold as "private" stuff.
In addition to the Felony Child Abandonment, the car buying Idiot can also look forward to Identity Theft (possibly Felony ID Theft) and Felony Tax Evasion Charges too for using his Brother's SSN instead of his own...
Im down for a dont mess with my tree story. We won ours with the oldest in the city that can never be touched. I'm always cheering for others and their 🌳
@@agoddamnferret I completely agree. My situation wasn't like the one in this story. It was just a tree that meant a lot to myself and the kids of the neighborhood. It is where we built our tree house and loved the tree. As we got old we took down the treehouse but left the first 3 steps on it as a reminder. Eventually, my parents needed money and had to sell part of our land with the tree on it. They sold to a developer and I was worried about the tree till my Mom reassured me they couldn't touch it because it was protected by the city. She made sure to inform the city just in case they may have overlooked the records before selling. The tree still stands today and the person who has their bigfoot home next to it treats it well.
From a legal standpoint, any part of the tree that overhangs onto your property you can cut away. My neighbors found out the hard way when they tried to sue me. I was having my driveway enlarged and that had a large tree near the property line. The tree ended up dying because of all the roots that had to be cut and removed for driveway. They lost.
The car story is a prime example of, "Be careful of who you mess with." They might know a police lieutenant that can make the penalties for your past crimes hit all at once. Be a B-hole wind up with a jail time slam-dunk.
@@Mrs_Sugar_Min goods. If he would've bit me for doin that, I would've bit him back. (Not really bite, but more of holding the paw in-between my lips as to tell him I'm not gonna take his nips quietly.)
They could have gotten Witnesses and security footage of the whole thing going down and that if there is anybody that seen a tree being cut down. Which if it's this old and then the store come neighborhood then there would be freaking Witnesses. And tree law the dad would've known.
Yes, if someone saw the company truck and had a name, they could have gone to the company with the threat to sue for trespassing and cutting down their tree. The company, to avoid lawsuit and bad publicity, might have then given them the info that Lumpy hired them to cut the tree. Then they could have sued Lumpy for the cost of a good mature maple tree. And then still gone through with the revenge.
We have a strict "do not rent to friends or family" policy on our rental units. I wouldn't even make an exception for my own parents. It's saved our butts many times. I encourage others to do the same.
@@ronnieleemichael4973 Stay in your lane, fool. You don't know jack sh!t about my situation. My first priority is keeping food on the plates for my kids. I won't let ANYBODY steal from my children. When I do assist family members I only GIVE what I can afford to never see again because that's how those situations go.
@@ronnieleemichael4973 And how about you own "what's wrong in our country today". Quit looking for someone else to blame. If something is wrong in our country it's our responsibility to fix it. Get involved locally. Go to your local city council meetings. Join the PTA. Vote. Stop acting as if the government is some sort of boogie man that is out of our control. If we don't like something the responsibility is on us to fix it. Get involved and stop whining.
You know who doesn’t take well to messing with kids, everyone but these people, felons parents strangers law enforcement all of them hate people who mess with kids. You get ripped apart in prison for stuff like that it ain’t only in the movies
@@colbytucker2178 Yep. Child abusers dont last long in general population. I got a friend who used to be a prison guard. They never told inmates about incoming inmates. But they never had to. They found out on their own from outside sources and the news travels fast. My friend said they brought in a guy that got way to light of a sentence due to not being able to get charged with abusing his daughter due to the defense attorney making it seem like it didnt happen (how he got away with it either way is no ones guess) anyway it didnt matter much because the inmates made sure that kid got justice in their own way. he didnt last one day. The guards heard a cut off scream and found his bunk mates trying to hang him with their bed sheets after beating him to death. it was one of those multi people jail rooms so there were quite a few people in the room. It took a while for the guards to get to him and by the time they did he was already gone.
Thank you Mr. Fluffman and Stevo and anyone else involved with creating these videos. They're some of my favorite content. Period. Keep up the good work and the positive vibes!
As happy as I am with the result, this is absolutely the truth. Always read, no matter what. Even if said boss had no malicious intentions, it might wrap you up in something you might not want to be.
They didn't say they had to sign it without reading it. They said they couldn't discuss matters unless they did. Completely different. Also shows that you have never, ever been involved in any kind of true investigation or you would know this.
@@confectortyrannis275 I never said they did, thanks for assuming and putting words in my mouth though. Just because the person did not FORCE her doesn't change the fact that she still signed without reading. Which means our advice still stands.
I remember 2 maple trees on the west side of the farm house i grew up in. They were planted there the year I was born. I loved climbing the north tree in particular as a kid because if the hill and the way the branches grew on it. The lower branches in the south tree were to high for any kid to reach.
* me doing chores around the house feeding the cats Phone dings: twitter notifications, some TH-cam videos, Dark Fluff.... *drops everything and listens to the heavenly voice of the wonderful beautiful flufster*
Yup, unfortunately my mom had one of those "tenants from hell" stories. She owned a condo that was 2 hours driving distance from where she lived (she initially bought because it was close to work, then had to change jobs and move to a closer apartment to her work), and her renters turned out to be noisy party people. When the neighbors complained she had to evict them after just a few months, and of course, they trashed the place as much as they could before their move-out deadline. The insurance company she had underpaid severely and blocked her at every turn for further recovery until eventually she had no choice but to sell the condo at a significant loss because of all the damage the tenants had caused. So what was supposed to have been an investment and steady income stream for her eventual retirement instead turned into a money pit that destroyed that option and caused her instead to live her final years barely making ends meet.
I am an automotive technician, and the car was being sold for $1,000 right? Well check this out they said that 1) The check engine light was on, which can be fixed by simply plugging in a code reader into the port and clearing the code. 2)An A/C recharge kit comes to $26-$56USD...AND 3)A FUEL PUMP "THINGY" (SOLENOID $48 /ACTUAL PUMP WITH CORE $80-$130USD). SO RIGHT AWAY, THE OP IS GETTING THE SHAFT.
The neighbor knew full well what he was doing, he just figured he could get away with it. His smugness proves it. It was a bit petty to make sure all the trees shed on his side. I’m surprised you didn’t get in trouble for stealing his chop shop. In most areas in the US, if a neighbor’s tree hangs into your yard you can cut the branches back to the property line. Why didn’t you try to sue the neighbor for destruction of the tree? If the property is that old, he could have been in huge trouble for destroying historic property.
Its not petty. Its a life lesson. Dont act like you have the right to cut down trees that arent yours. Its simple. And they didnt sue because they claimed they couldn’t prove it was lumpy
Loved the video the car story wow never mess with someone else kids. It will put you in a world of hurt. Blessed be guys.🐕🦺❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🐕🦺💙💙💙💙💙
Had a cousin try to do what the cousin did in the last story, she and her daughter were excommicated from the clan by our clan's matriarchs (one of them was her own mother).
I’m from Scotland, we have Pictish carved stones from 300-843CE so 1,200-1,500 years old, we have Ogham inscribed stones from 0-400CE~ so 1,600-2,00 years old, we have Neolithic Stone circles from 2,500BCE~ so 4,500 years old, and we have cup marked stones from 7,000BCE~ so 9,000 years old, so anything that’s 200 years old architecturally speaking around here is really young lol
@@ZombieSazza Caucasians came to North America cir. 1500 C.E. so about 500 years ago. 200 is an old house, here. By and large, the average age of a home in the U.S. of A. is less than 60 years old, so, yeah. My home's records i. The county seat go back to 1823 and the earliest record is a sale from the L&N Rail Road Company to its first private holder. So it is somewhere around to just over 200 years old, and is the oldest structure in my immediate area. The next oldest is one of our local churches built in 1832. Also, please remember that our population across the countryside was few and far between for a long time after the beginning of our nation. The majority of our populace was centered on major cities and towns. So, the homes of older ages would be closer to towns, or spread out around further distances across vast areas. The United States is a quite large country, after all, and we are still a young country by world standards. Our native peoples did not build houses and buildings, for the most part. There were only a few tribes in the west that built mud-brick structures into the hillsides. The rest were still using TeePee style tents and grass huts. So no "older" structures existed here. A few castles have been taken down from the older countries and reassembled over here, but only a few. We have one here in Kentucky, there is one in Canada that I know of, and I have heard of three others, but I don't recall where they are located. There are some buildings in the oldest of towns and cities that date back to the late 1400s and early 1500s, but very few compared with how much our population has grown and how much our building standards have improved over that time with the invent of electricity, indoor plumbing, and technology. Unfortunately, building materials have also gotten cheaper as well as less expensive, resulting in structures that don't last as long as the old timber framed and stone structures of centuries past, so demolition and rebuilding are more common then remodeling as the standards have changed as well. So, yes, other countries may have buildings that are much older than we do, but they also have a much longer history than we do as well. We can't have those older buildings, when no one was here to build them. Our Native culture lived off the land, they did not own the land. Ownership, to my understanding, was not even a concept to them before they met the Europeans and Spaniards. They were one with nature. Minimalism, and taking only what was needed to survive from the land, was their way of life.
At least half of the farm houses in my home area is over 500 years old. Most churches are between 500 and 1000 years old. Middle Europe. I am always laughing when in horror movies they talk about "ancient houses that were built over a cave where a demon was said to be living" and that ancient house is 180 years and thus younger than all houses in my current neighborhood. :-D
The last story reminds me of when I helped someone I just met because they are in a supposedly bad situation. They said they'd keep their stuff in my mom's garage for a couple weeks and would pay her for it, 6 months and no payment later my mom finally made them get their stuff. Now they're dragging me through the mud because they didn't hold their end of the deal. The promise to pay my mom was their idea, not my mom's. And it's the only reason she decided to help someone she didn't even know. Not to mention they'd sit in front of her house smoking pot in their bus they're renovating to move into. She lives right across the street from an elementary school.
my other decided to help her ex-husbands daughter and paid out of her pocket to move her, her husband, and all 3 kids in with her from 2 states away. They were given simple rules on moving in- no drugs, kids have to attend school, the labeled boxes in the fridge were off limits (me and my BIL both kept sandwich stuff for work lunches in them. when your meat and cheese is $10-15/lb you get possessive of it), and they needed to try and keep the noise down unless everyone was awake (because two of us had variable schedules). They... fucked up a ton of ways "It just looked so good I had to try some" after eating half a pound of capicola and horseradish cheese. "Oh I didn't know you were awake" after sitting in the laundry room directly below my bed and blasting action movies, they dug through my mom's stuff in storage- and damaged some of my aunts paintings (the prints thankfully not the originals that can't be replaced), would randomly take 'family days' and pull the kids out of school- until finally we had to report it because our state would have slammed every adult in the house with fines for contributing to delinquency of a minor, barged into my room in the middle of the day (and got surprised to find a gun pointed at them because I was in the middle of putting on my duty belt for work), and my personal favorite: They would randomly take long "walks" where they would come back reeking of meth barely covered by what smelled like a bathtub's worth of body spray and just assumed that my BIL who used to work with the DEA wouldn't recognize the smell. They were highly offended after we evicted them that nobody helped them move stuff out and my and BIL just sat in the front yard smoking and drinking coffee like we did every morning and tried to call the cops saying we were harassing them, which I mean fair point, two big guys in uniform discussing work over coffee like they do every day is certainly harassment. We asked the officers that answered their call if it would be to much to take the time to clean out guns, he just laughed and said to play nice.
Dear Fluff, Thanks for all these stories told in you soothing voice. When I've had a hard day listening to these stories makes me smile, laugh, and jaw drop at the ridiculous antics. Thanks again.
Some people can be really stupid in social media. If you slandering people with no proof what-so-ever, you gonna get called sooner or later. Even worse if you are rotten to begin with.
Unpopular opinion: 1st story, no lumpy should not have cut down the entire tree, he's an a-hole for that. But part of the blame should go to the owners. Their tree was over growing in his yard and he informed them and asked them to trim it, they should've taken the responsibility of finding a landscaper and having it trimmed. Why should he have had to do the legwork for something that's their responsibility. Especially if they had issues with him in the past. Passing on the task of finding a landscaper and getting a quote was the catalyst.
The tree story doesn't seen legit for several reasons: If Lumpy didn't cut it down who did? If he hired a company they would most certainly check the legality of it. If Lumpy was running a chop shop there would have been some auto parts with traceable VIN numbers. If this happened in a small town it would have been the story of the century. It is beyond belief that the author wouldn't know the final outcome.
the grey stuff was meant to kill the stump. (edit) probabaly liquid copper as using copper to kill trees is a trick to poison it. one can just use a single nail actually.
There are a couple of things about the first story about the tree. "Lumpy" could easily have solved his problem by hiring a landscaper or arborist OF HIS OWN CHOOSING and paying them to trim the offending tree limbs right at the fence line. What "Lumpy" did was wrong, but the RIGHT THING FOR THE AUTHOR'S FATHER TO DO was to sue "Lumpy" for the value of the tree. In this case BOTH men were in the wrong for what they did. The truth is that "Lumpy" can legally take action over the revenge of his neighbor. No one can assume legal ownership of their neighbor's property just because it is lying on the other side of the property line, especially if that neighbor has no knowledge of where the property line was. If there were tools or other things associated with "Lumpy's" shade tree mechanic business, they should have been placed on "Lumpy's" side of the actual property line. For the Author's dad to seize and sell those things or to sell automotive parts that were not legally his as scrap metal was theft by conversion. Doing that was no different than breaking into "Lumpy's garage and stealing those items. "Lumpy" can find a good attorney/barrister to take the case because his defense about not knowing about not knowing where the property line is a defense, especially if the deed to the property he bought shows an error. The other things that "Lumpy" can do is (1) sue the previous owner of the home and that person's real estate agent for not disclosing the property line issue, (2) sue the local municipality for a return of all property taxes paid on the strip of ground that turned out not to be his, and (3) file a claim with his own Title Insurance Company for the cost of rebuilding the home so that it is accurately oriented on the property. The Title Insurance Company failed in its duty to provide "Lumpy" with an actual clean title to the property and must pay the damages. Finally, if the Author's dad planted new trees deliberately in such a way that they would be a nuisance to "Lumpy", "Lumpy" can (1) "cut all the way down to Hell and all the way up to Heaven at his own property line such that the limbs or roots do not creep or hang over his property to cause damage, and he can also erect a fence high enough to BLOCK the leaves from drifting over. He can also hire a gardener to collect the leaves and deposit them over the fence back onto his neighbor's property. All of these actions are perfectly legal. There have been court rulings authorizing people to throw their neighbor's offending trash back over the fence. But this story was about a couple of absolute numbskulls who BOTH did things the wrong way. BOTH of them were in the wrong, completely. The Author's dad may yet be sitting in the defendent's seat in court. HONEST MEN know that revenge does not taste sweet. There is a Chinese saying: "When considering revenge, first dig TWO graves." Make no mistake; revenge ALWAYS COSTS those who seek it. I like what the Bible says: " Do everything possible on your part to live in peace with everybody. Never take revenge, my friends, but instead let God's anger do it. For the scripture says, “I will take revenge, I will pay back, says the Lord.” Romans 12:18-19
Regarding the story about the Craigslist car, it had little to nothing to do with the car. He interpreted her not selling the car to him as a loss of power and harassing her gave him a sense of control. This kind of thing can escalate into far more than threatening texts. Sadly, depending on where you live, there may be little to nothing you can do legally. In this case, OP was blessed to have someone take the time to investigate and had the added bonus that the harasser could be prosecuted for other crimes, but these sociopaths will take full advantage of this legal loophole; please contact your representative to push them to get laws on the books to protect victims of harassment of all types. This can happen to anyone, regardless of gender and/or economic status.
That car selling story. I used to sell a lot of things on Craig's list, cars, trucks, tools, machines etc. I was really surprised at how many times people would ask me to drop my price, because "I won't make much money reselling it if I buy it at your price". Seriously, why should I drop price so you can make more money? I have to worry about my own family, not your profit margin, who the hell even thinks that way?
in story 1 i WOULD'VE added in how his ILLEGAL CHOP SHOP was on his property and WATCH HIS JAW DROP when the JUDGE FORCES HIM TO PAY FINES AND REPLACEMENT OF THE TREE!
As for the first story, this is very much depending on the country you are in. Like in Germany I know everything that grows from the neighbor to your property the neighbor has to cut if you want it to be cut. If he doesn't after asking him to do it you can do it yourself (not sure if you can make him pay for it though. I think that might even be the case). You for sure are not allowed to cut a whole tree down (as it's on his property), but can very much radically cut everything off just onto the property line, no matter how destructive and shitty it looks afterwards. What grows onto your property from your neighbor is technically still his, but it's on your property and thus you can have it removed.
"Our property line crosses into our neighbors property". Ummm, no it doesn't. If the property line is unclear, that is for a judge to determine. Until then, it's a disputed property line; no property can legally be owned simultaneously by 2 different owners.
4:50: Gee, for somebody who's father it seems was a 'crown judge', you know very little of common law! As to trees which grow over property lines, it is perfectly legal to cut any and all branches which stray across your property lines, in as far as doing so does not damage the rest of the tree.
I walked out one day and saw a large Burr oak tree that had been cut down. It was 100% within my boundaries including the branches. A neighbor’s son was a cop who was killed in the line of duty and the neighbors and I wanted to plant a tree in the son’s honor in his name and he wanted a Burr oak which I had gotten at wholesale price at a local nursery and gotten a larger tree than usual and had it planted. Five years later they moved from the multistory house to a one story house as they were retired and moving to their home town. The people who bought the house soon expanded the driveway, cutting down the tree of honor. When I saw that, I contacted the previous owner and said that I was going to plant the same tree as I had known the son. Most of the original owners had moved, and I did it on my own. Fast forward 10 years and the tree was 10-12” in diameter so it was immediately apparent that it was missing from my front yard. I was furious and didn’t know who had done it when two neighbors decided to cut down my ‘dead’ tree, not the first time people had trespassed on my property and once cut down all my shrubs, flowers and saplings to a 18” height. I then told them that nobody had permission to do anything on my property unless I authorized it and was present. Now the other residents say that I am ‘picky’ about my yard. The dead tree? It was deciduous and had lost it’s leaves as usual every fall.
Story 2, the car: I have had the exact same thing happen. Had something up for sale, guy sends payment. On this site there's no guarantee that the seller will see the payment right away and generally it is understood that it may take a day or two for a response& item shipment. My reputation is 11/10, I go above and beyond for those I sell to. Within an hour the guy is messaging me angrily for the item, within 3 hours of not hearing from me he is SPAMMING my entire page with horrible messages on other items & threats in the DMs. He even crossed platforms & spammed my Twitter with identical awful messages. I didn't see his request until 23 hours after his purchase. I was with my family for godsakes. He had gone totally nuts. Looking at the 17-23 messages &time stamps in awe, I don't think the guy slept all night. Luckily since my reputation with everyone else who has been on my page for years, they knew that this guy did not know me and what he was saying was not true, They knew that this person was flying off the handle and was making a fool of themselves. That was the only good part. Since the guy had sent so many messages I tried to talk to him first and figure out if he was new to the platform &try to get him to talk about why he was so angry. At that time I wasn't sure if I was still going to sell him the item or not cuz let's be honest everyone needs the money. I tried giving him a chance to redeem himself but he truly was an awful person with nothing but haye to say to me as a woman. And when I wouldn't sell him the item due to his red flag firing behavior, it got even worse. So I made sure to report him on the site, block him 100%. This was too much. Since he had paid for the item, as far as I know he would have had to contest it with the platform to try to get the money back, or it is absorbed by the site, because either way I did not have or even want the ability to keep the payment. So in the end, everything he was screaming about not getting the item he paid for was completely on himself. I'm glad he showed his colors but damn. The rage and anger some men have towards women, you'd have to see it/experience it to believe it.
First story is iffy. The neighbor already cut down a tree in OPs property and got away it it, then they replanted another tree that would shed all over the neighbor's property and they expect he will just take it without doing it again? Dunno. Claiming the property line makes sense, but everything else is too dumb to be true.
So, the first story is supposedly about his Dad but he doesn't know how things worked out in the end!? Is there some law in the US that says you can't speak to your Dad if you leave town, or do American phones not work over long distance!?
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Fun fact. You could have sued for the cost of the tree, some trees can hit the 7 figure mark depending on species and age. A 70 year old white oak runs 700k
@Brody Albert the ammount of wood from such an old tree would have to be traceable through other neighbours if not through online market (like craigslist) records if he sold it off that way.
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@@SonsOfLorgar no its reference to a case where q neighbor illegally had a tree cut down on a persons property. He had to pay 700k and because of this he had to sell his house to make the payment
I feel like he could have done both, but you can sue for 700k all you want , doesn’t mean that 1) he has it at all, or 2) you would get the payment anytime soon. The OPs property value probably had a decent increase. One of the few things in this world that will always hold/increase value is land! Remember that!
@@SonsOfLorgar If the wood was sold online, you have no possibility to trace anything. As if illegal or questionable deals are recorded somehow, lol. You have any idea how many stolen goods are sold on eBay alone? They're simply sold as "private" stuff.
In addition to the Felony Child Abandonment, the car buying Idiot can also look forward to Identity Theft (possibly Felony ID Theft) and Felony Tax Evasion Charges too for using his Brother's SSN instead of his own...
Cyberstalker should’ve known he wouldn’t get away with crossing the line like that. After all, OP is a crossing guard!!
I couldn't help but laugh at the outcome of the second story. Guy got exactly what he deserved.
Shit, Lumpy probably just got a chainsaw, made firewood, and painted the stump with KILZ or some such.
Im down for a dont mess with my tree story. We won ours with the oldest in the city that can never be touched. I'm always cheering for others and their 🌳
on the same token if it's impacting someone else's property it should be on you to repair, rectify the problem since no one else can touch it.
Is it a bad sign that I read that as a bush and got a completely different vibe from the comment?
@@agoddamnferret I completely agree. My situation wasn't like the one in this story. It was just a tree that meant a lot to myself and the kids of the neighborhood. It is where we built our tree house and loved the tree. As we got old we took down the treehouse but left the first 3 steps on it as a reminder. Eventually, my parents needed money and had to sell part of our land with the tree on it. They sold to a developer and I was worried about the tree till my Mom reassured me they couldn't touch it because it was protected by the city. She made sure to inform the city just in case they may have overlooked the records before selling. The tree still stands today and the person who has their bigfoot home next to it treats it well.
@@brianaschmidt910 😂
Our town had a BEAUTIFUL Magnolia tree and it got torn down for an ATM :( It made me so sad to see it go
Shame Story # 1 couldn't have some r/treelaw revenge. One thing I've learned over the years is to never, _ever_ cut down someone else's tree.
From a legal standpoint, any part of the tree that overhangs onto your property you can cut away. My neighbors found out the hard way when they tried to sue me. I was having my driveway enlarged and that had a large tree near the property line. The tree ended up dying because of all the roots that had to be cut and removed for driveway. They lost.
Lol
The car story is a prime example of, "Be careful of who you mess with." They might know a police lieutenant that can make the penalties for your past crimes hit all at once. Be a B-hole wind up with a jail time slam-dunk.
Agreed. I'm a former cop and a military veteran. This guy was a total idiot.
No matter what you NEVER bring a person's child/children into something & if you do then you better expect the worst!
Facebook is not safe youI can put restrictions on who can see pictures and info
1st story: in a way what Lumpy did was a gamble that he would've gotten away with had he done it to most other people. Too bad Lumpy!
Muffin says hey DarkFluff & doesn't like when people mistreat animals or kids, Muffin will bite their faces off.😊😊👍😆
May I pet the muffin?
@@itemsinfinite9533 sure why not.😊
@@Mrs_Sugar_Min *scritches behind the ear.* Edit: hecking autocorrect.
@@itemsinfinite9533 he loves ear scritches.😊
@@Mrs_Sugar_Min goods. If he would've bit me for doin that, I would've bit him back. (Not really bite, but more of holding the paw in-between my lips as to tell him I'm not gonna take his nips quietly.)
They could have gotten Witnesses and security footage of the whole thing going down and that if there is anybody that seen a tree being cut down. Which if it's this old and then the store come neighborhood then there would be freaking Witnesses. And tree law the dad would've known.
Yes, if someone saw the company truck and had a name, they could have gone to the company with the threat to sue for trespassing and cutting down their tree. The company, to avoid lawsuit and bad publicity, might have then given them the info that Lumpy hired them to cut the tree. Then they could have sued Lumpy for the cost of a good mature maple tree. And then still gone through with the revenge.
And tree law IS a thing that can really explode into a millions of dolar lawsuit
I doubt any company was used. Bit the wood must have gone somewhere.
We have a strict "do not rent to friends or family" policy on our rental units. I wouldn't even make an exception for my own parents. It's saved our butts many times. I encourage others to do the same.
@@ronnieleemichael4973 Stay in your lane, fool. You don't know jack sh!t about my situation. My first priority is keeping food on the plates for my kids. I won't let ANYBODY steal from my children.
When I do assist family members I only GIVE what I can afford to never see again because that's how those situations go.
@@ronnieleemichael4973 And how about you own "what's wrong in our country today". Quit looking for someone else to blame. If something is wrong in our country it's our responsibility to fix it. Get involved locally. Go to your local city council meetings. Join the PTA. Vote. Stop acting as if the government is some sort of boogie man that is out of our control. If we don't like something the responsibility is on us to fix it. Get involved and stop whining.
@@jdawg1835 And you can still help friends and family members to RENT ELSEWHERE. Not giving any assistance at all is a sin.
I love that the jerk got his . Never mess with kids
I'm not in the police department, but I don't take to people messing with children. That's a no no. I don't like people to hurt children or animals.
You know who doesn’t take well to messing with kids, everyone but these people, felons parents strangers law enforcement all of them hate people who mess with kids. You get ripped apart in prison for stuff like that it ain’t only in the movies
@@colbytucker2178 Yep. Child abusers dont last long in general population. I got a friend who used to be a prison guard. They never told inmates about incoming inmates. But they never had to. They found out on their own from outside sources and the news travels fast. My friend said they brought in a guy that got way to light of a sentence due to not being able to get charged with abusing his daughter due to the defense attorney making it seem like it didnt happen (how he got away with it either way is no ones guess)
anyway it didnt matter much because the inmates made sure that kid got justice in their own way. he didnt last one day. The guards heard a cut off scream and found his bunk mates trying to hang him with their bed sheets after beating him to death. it was one of those multi people jail rooms so there were quite a few people in the room. It took a while for the guards to get to him and by the time they did he was already gone.
Only do one crime at a time.
Thank you Mr. Fluffman and Stevo and anyone else involved with creating these videos. They're some of my favorite content. Period. Keep up the good work and the positive vibes!
It's just me & thanks!
In Story 2, I find it ironic that "Matt" accuses OP of child abuse when he's knee-deep in it himself! Luke 6:37! Justice served!
100% agreed! OP is the hero here.
Mama bears are not one to be messed with.
wait he abused them? I thought he just avoided paying.
@@Aasha Neglect is a form of abuse
@@AshendrisSilvermist eh. Stretching definitions waters the meaning down.
I don't care how much OP trusted her boss or not, you should *NEVER* sign things without knowing what they are.
Nice picture.
As happy as I am with the result, this is absolutely the truth. Always read, no matter what. Even if said boss had no malicious intentions, it might wrap you up in something you might not want to be.
They didn't say they had to sign it without reading it. They said they couldn't discuss matters unless they did. Completely different.
Also shows that you have never, ever been involved in any kind of true investigation or you would know this.
@@confectortyrannis275 I never said they did, thanks for assuming and putting words in my mouth though. Just because the person did not FORCE her doesn't change the fact that she still signed without reading. Which means our advice still stands.
Especially if it's a cop, they get people to sign false confessions all the time
I remember 2 maple trees on the west side of the farm house i grew up in. They were planted there the year I was born. I loved climbing the north tree in particular as a kid because if the hill and the way the branches grew on it. The lower branches in the south tree were to high for any kid to reach.
* me doing chores around the house feeding the cats
Phone dings: twitter notifications, some TH-cam videos, Dark Fluff....
*drops everything and listens to the heavenly voice of the wonderful beautiful flufster*
Yup, unfortunately my mom had one of those "tenants from hell" stories. She owned a condo that was 2 hours driving distance from where she lived (she initially bought because it was close to work, then had to change jobs and move to a closer apartment to her work), and her renters turned out to be noisy party people. When the neighbors complained she had to evict them after just a few months, and of course, they trashed the place as much as they could before their move-out deadline. The insurance company she had underpaid severely and blocked her at every turn for further recovery until eventually she had no choice but to sell the condo at a significant loss because of all the damage the tenants had caused. So what was supposed to have been an investment and steady income stream for her eventual retirement instead turned into a money pit that destroyed that option and caused her instead to live her final years barely making ends meet.
I am an automotive technician, and the car was being sold for $1,000 right? Well check this out they said that 1) The check engine light was on, which can be fixed by simply plugging in a code reader into the port and clearing the code. 2)An A/C recharge kit comes to $26-$56USD...AND 3)A FUEL PUMP "THINGY" (SOLENOID $48 /ACTUAL PUMP WITH CORE $80-$130USD).
SO RIGHT AWAY, THE OP IS GETTING THE SHAFT.
The neighbor knew full well what he was doing, he just figured he could get away with it. His smugness proves it. It was a bit petty to make sure all the trees shed on his side. I’m surprised you didn’t get in trouble for stealing his chop shop.
In most areas in the US, if a neighbor’s tree hangs into your yard you can cut the branches back to the property line. Why didn’t you try to sue the neighbor for destruction of the tree? If the property is that old, he could have been in huge trouble for destroying historic property.
Its not petty. Its a life lesson. Dont act like you have the right to cut down trees that arent yours. Its simple. And they didnt sue because they claimed they couldn’t prove it was lumpy
Loved the video the car story wow never mess with someone else kids. It will put you in a world of hurt. Blessed be guys.🐕🦺❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🐕🦺💙💙💙💙💙
Good God, the used car for sale story was nuclear. I really hope she sent him a letter behind bars letting him know how he got there.
Had a cousin try to do what the cousin did in the last story, she and her daughter were excommicated from the clan by our clan's matriarchs (one of them was her own mother).
Clan? Where are you from? I'm 100% genuinely interested because the phrase clan is badass imo.
@@devinwhite5064 i'm from rural new york, irish decent
@@forrestrehrig7812 ayy a fellow new yorker,
Irish decent, that makes alot of sense. Thank you
@@devinwhite5064 by fellow new yorker, you mean non-nyc
@@forrestrehrig7812 yeah
Thanks to all OPs and Fluff for some great Pro Revenge
Ah yes, another tree law story.
Something I learned from certain other youtubers. NEVER SCREW WITH TREE LAW!
"200 years ago old" THAT is what you think is old? Over here we've got houses constructed over a hundred years ago that people still refer to as new 😂
The US thinks 200 miles is a short distance. The UK thinks 200 years is a short time.
I’m from Scotland, we have Pictish carved stones from 300-843CE so 1,200-1,500 years old, we have Ogham inscribed stones from 0-400CE~ so 1,600-2,00 years old, we have Neolithic Stone circles from 2,500BCE~ so 4,500 years old, and we have cup marked stones from 7,000BCE~ so 9,000 years old, so anything that’s 200 years old architecturally speaking around here is really young lol
Over in the “new” world, a 200 yrs old house is old! 🤣
@@ZombieSazza Caucasians came to North America cir. 1500 C.E. so about 500 years ago. 200 is an old house, here. By and large, the average age of a home in the U.S. of A. is less than 60 years old, so, yeah. My home's records i. The county seat go back to 1823 and the earliest record is a sale from the L&N Rail Road Company to its first private holder. So it is somewhere around to just over 200 years old, and is the oldest structure in my immediate area. The next oldest is one of our local churches built in 1832. Also, please remember that our population across the countryside was few and far between for a long time after the beginning of our nation. The majority of our populace was centered on major cities and towns. So, the homes of older ages would be closer to towns, or spread out around further distances across vast areas. The United States is a quite large country, after all, and we are still a young country by world standards. Our native peoples did not build houses and buildings, for the most part. There were only a few tribes in the west that built mud-brick structures into the hillsides. The rest were still using TeePee style tents and grass huts. So no "older" structures existed here. A few castles have been taken down from the older countries and reassembled over here, but only a few. We have one here in Kentucky, there is one in Canada that I know of, and I have heard of three others, but I don't recall where they are located. There are some buildings in the oldest of towns and cities that date back to the late 1400s and early 1500s, but very few compared with how much our population has grown and how much our building standards have improved over that time with the invent of electricity, indoor plumbing, and technology. Unfortunately, building materials have also gotten cheaper as well as less expensive, resulting in structures that don't last as long as the old timber framed and stone structures of centuries past, so demolition and rebuilding are more common then remodeling as the standards have changed as well.
So, yes, other countries may have buildings that are much older than we do, but they also have a much longer history than we do as well. We can't have those older buildings, when no one was here to build them. Our Native culture lived off the land, they did not own the land. Ownership, to my understanding, was not even a concept to them before they met the Europeans and Spaniards. They were one with nature. Minimalism, and taking only what was needed to survive from the land, was their way of life.
At least half of the farm houses in my home area is over 500 years old. Most churches are between 500 and 1000 years old. Middle Europe. I am always laughing when in horror movies they talk about "ancient houses that were built over a cave where a demon was said to be living" and that ancient house is 180 years and thus younger than all houses in my current neighborhood. :-D
Second story is almost r/nuclearrevenge territory. Wow.
The last story reminds me of when I helped someone I just met because they are in a supposedly bad situation. They said they'd keep their stuff in my mom's garage for a couple weeks and would pay her for it, 6 months and no payment later my mom finally made them get their stuff. Now they're dragging me through the mud because they didn't hold their end of the deal. The promise to pay my mom was their idea, not my mom's. And it's the only reason she decided to help someone she didn't even know. Not to mention they'd sit in front of her house smoking pot in their bus they're renovating to move into. She lives right across the street from an elementary school.
my other decided to help her ex-husbands daughter and paid out of her pocket to move her, her husband, and all 3 kids in with her from 2 states away. They were given simple rules on moving in- no drugs, kids have to attend school, the labeled boxes in the fridge were off limits (me and my BIL both kept sandwich stuff for work lunches in them. when your meat and cheese is $10-15/lb you get possessive of it), and they needed to try and keep the noise down unless everyone was awake (because two of us had variable schedules).
They... fucked up a ton of ways "It just looked so good I had to try some" after eating half a pound of capicola and horseradish cheese. "Oh I didn't know you were awake" after sitting in the laundry room directly below my bed and blasting action movies, they dug through my mom's stuff in storage- and damaged some of my aunts paintings (the prints thankfully not the originals that can't be replaced), would randomly take 'family days' and pull the kids out of school- until finally we had to report it because our state would have slammed every adult in the house with fines for contributing to delinquency of a minor, barged into my room in the middle of the day (and got surprised to find a gun pointed at them because I was in the middle of putting on my duty belt for work), and my personal favorite: They would randomly take long "walks" where they would come back reeking of meth barely covered by what smelled like a bathtub's worth of body spray and just assumed that my BIL who used to work with the DEA wouldn't recognize the smell. They were highly offended after we evicted them that nobody helped them move stuff out and my and BIL just sat in the front yard smoking and drinking coffee like we did every morning and tried to call the cops saying we were harassing them, which I mean fair point, two big guys in uniform discussing work over coffee like they do every day is certainly harassment. We asked the officers that answered their call if it would be to much to take the time to clean out guns, he just laughed and said to play nice.
Dear Fluff,
Thanks for all these stories told in you soothing voice. When I've had a hard day listening to these stories makes me smile, laugh, and jaw drop at the ridiculous antics. Thanks again.
Nothing makes me happier than tree law
The would be car buyer, great that OPs boss was one of the best.
When Fluff greets us with that wonderful voice ❤
Yeah he's kinda soporific, I'd sleep with stories read by him.
Selling a running car for $1000? Don't know who OP sold the car to, but even with all the issues they got a deal.
OMG!!! Don't mess with my child story is beyond AWESOME!!!! 😂
Op didn’t ever ask his dad what the outcome was?! I find that curious.
Right?
"I moved away..." and lost touch with your parents?
The best part of waking up-is Darkfluff and your cup (of coffee) *sing to the Folgers song*
All hail the awesome power of tree law.
If story 1 was OP's dad why didn't he know the out come?
Hi Fluff and Stevo! Hugs from Japan! ❤️
i understand the first story pain. My house is also 200 plus years old and housing companies love looking at our property.
After driving for 7 hours today, I needed this.
And my biggest Craigslist complaint is getting ghosted.
Oh Manitoba Maples can fetch you some nice money,especially for the older ones
I love neighbor petty revenge/war stories. ☺️
Ah yes another great dark fluff video
Story 2 deserves to be in R/NuclearRevenge
"10/10 would boss again" LOL so borrowing that phrase lol So happy she had a helpful boss!
Been awhile since I heard a good Tree Law Pro Revenge tale.
The only thing missing is the actual tree law part , where neighbor need to plant a new maple of the same size, and/or pay the lawsuit
Day #63 of telling fluff he’s beautiful too
Day #44 of telling stevo he’s beautiful
*claps in excitement* coffee k cup and DF pro Revenge. Sweeeeeeeet......
the 2nd was more like a Supernova Revenge🤔🤔😳😳👍😀🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸
The 2 thumbs down are from the cousin and her baby daddy from the last story.
The guy's brother would have been in hot water for allowing his brother to use his SSN. The IRS is going to LOVE getting to know both brothers. Lol
GONNA SET STEVO FREE! PUT FLUFFY IN AN AIRLINE SEAT AND DUCT TAPE HIM TO IT 🤣
The second story was definitely in another recently pro revenge video
Imagine being able to buy a car for 1000 bucks. You need 200000 bucks to even look at a car here
Some people can be really stupid in social media. If you slandering people with no proof what-so-ever, you gonna get called sooner or later. Even worse if you are rotten to begin with.
Unpopular opinion: 1st story, no lumpy should not have cut down the entire tree, he's an a-hole for that. But part of the blame should go to the owners. Their tree was over growing in his yard and he informed them and asked them to trim it, they should've taken the responsibility of finding a landscaper and having it trimmed. Why should he have had to do the legwork for something that's their responsibility. Especially if they had issues with him in the past. Passing on the task of finding a landscaper and getting a quote was the catalyst.
Every family has a Karen.
The tree story doesn't seen legit for several reasons:
If Lumpy didn't cut it down who did? If he hired a company they would most certainly check the legality of it.
If Lumpy was running a chop shop there would have been some auto parts with traceable VIN numbers.
If this happened in a small town it would have been the story of the century. It is beyond belief that the author wouldn't know the final outcome.
Ikr
13:55 oh, no no no no no no, not jail, this bastard is sleeping in a federal penitentiary
the grey stuff was meant to kill the stump. (edit) probabaly liquid copper as using copper to kill trees is a trick to poison it. one can just use a single nail actually.
I was hoping for some r/treelaw type revenge but tbh this was even better!
I love the fact you call us wonderful people and at the end, love you. I love your content. So many stupid people! OMG! 😁
These were great! #1 is my favorite.
“Moral of the story, don’t threaten people of text”
Noted, I will now only threaten people over the phone or in person…
"Merchant" "old than confedracy" pretty way of saying Big House on a plantation
It was"Confederation," not "Confederacy." Made me go to either pre-Constitution U.S., or Canada in my mind.
There are a couple of things about the first story about the tree. "Lumpy" could easily have solved his problem by hiring a landscaper or arborist OF HIS OWN CHOOSING and paying them to trim the offending tree limbs right at the fence line. What "Lumpy" did was wrong, but the RIGHT THING FOR THE AUTHOR'S FATHER TO DO was to sue "Lumpy" for the value of the tree. In this case BOTH men were in the wrong for what they did.
The truth is that "Lumpy" can legally take action over the revenge of his neighbor. No one can assume legal ownership of their neighbor's property just because it is lying on the other side of the property line, especially if that neighbor has no knowledge of where the property line was. If there were tools or other things associated with "Lumpy's" shade tree mechanic business, they should have been placed on "Lumpy's" side of the actual property line. For the Author's dad to seize and sell those things or to sell automotive parts that were not legally his as scrap metal was theft by conversion. Doing that was no different than breaking into "Lumpy's garage and stealing those items. "Lumpy" can find a good attorney/barrister to take the case because his defense about not knowing about not knowing where the property line is a defense, especially if the deed to the property he bought shows an error.
The other things that "Lumpy" can do is (1) sue the previous owner of the home and that person's real estate agent for not disclosing the property line issue, (2) sue the local municipality for a return of all property taxes paid on the strip of ground that turned out not to be his, and (3) file a claim with his own Title Insurance Company for the cost of rebuilding the home so that it is accurately oriented on the property. The Title Insurance Company failed in its duty to provide "Lumpy" with an actual clean title to the property and must pay the damages.
Finally, if the Author's dad planted new trees deliberately in such a way that they would be a nuisance to "Lumpy", "Lumpy" can (1) "cut all the way down to Hell and all the way up to Heaven at his own property line such that the limbs or roots do not creep or hang over his property to cause damage, and he can also erect a fence high enough to BLOCK the leaves from drifting over. He can also hire a gardener to collect the leaves and deposit them over the fence back onto his neighbor's property. All of these actions are perfectly legal. There have been court rulings authorizing people to throw their neighbor's offending trash back over the fence.
But this story was about a couple of absolute numbskulls who BOTH did things the wrong way. BOTH of them were in the wrong, completely. The Author's dad may yet be sitting in the defendent's seat in court.
HONEST MEN know that revenge does not taste sweet. There is a Chinese saying: "When considering revenge, first dig TWO graves." Make no mistake; revenge ALWAYS COSTS those who seek it. I like what the Bible says:
" Do everything possible on your part to live in peace with everybody. Never take revenge, my friends, but instead let God's anger do it. For the scripture says, “I will take revenge, I will pay back, says the Lord.” Romans 12:18-19
Not to sound uncharitable, but in my bitter personal experiences, when somebody is homeless, there's usually a darn good reason.
In some cases, it's unfortunate circumstances. But in most, it's poor choices and stupidity.
@@ronnieleemichael4973 Be careful wishing misfortune on people. It might actually happen to you.
Regarding the story about the Craigslist car, it had little to nothing to do with the car. He interpreted her not selling the car to him as a loss of power and harassing her gave him a sense of control. This kind of thing can escalate into far more than threatening texts. Sadly, depending on where you live, there may be little to nothing you can do legally. In this case, OP was blessed to have someone take the time to investigate and had the added bonus that the harasser could be prosecuted for other crimes, but these sociopaths will take full advantage of this legal loophole; please contact your representative to push them to get laws on the books to protect victims of harassment of all types. This can happen to anyone, regardless of gender and/or economic status.
story 2 wasn't pro revenge, it was full-on nuclear karma
That car selling story.
I used to sell a lot of things on Craig's list, cars, trucks, tools, machines etc.
I was really surprised at how many times people would ask me to drop my price, because "I won't make much money reselling it if I buy it at your price". Seriously, why should I drop price so you can make more money?
I have to worry about my own family, not your profit margin, who the hell even thinks that way?
in story 1 i WOULD'VE added in how his ILLEGAL CHOP SHOP was on his property and WATCH HIS JAW DROP when the JUDGE FORCES HIM TO PAY FINES AND REPLACEMENT OF THE TREE!
That second ones ain't pro revenge, it's nuclear revenge >:)
What does relative appearance have to do with whether you should feel obligated to say "yes" or "no" to somebody on the sale of a car? o_O
As for the first story, this is very much depending on the country you are in. Like in Germany I know everything that grows from the neighbor to your property the neighbor has to cut if you want it to be cut. If he doesn't after asking him to do it you can do it yourself (not sure if you can make him pay for it though. I think that might even be the case).
You for sure are not allowed to cut a whole tree down (as it's on his property), but can very much radically cut everything off just onto the property line, no matter how destructive and shitty it looks afterwards. What grows onto your property from your neighbor is technically still his, but it's on your property and thus you can have it removed.
Best start into the night 😍
Story 3: Perfect, there's not enough revenges where people destroy Egomaniacs by exposing them for who they really are
As soon as I heard big maple tree I just thought tree law
"Our property line crosses into our neighbors property". Ummm, no it doesn't. If the property line is unclear, that is for a judge to determine. Until then, it's a disputed property line; no property can legally be owned simultaneously by 2 different owners.
Never rent a house that is on the market.😬
Love me some tree revenge!
Entitled guy wanting to buy a car sounds absolutely cringe and creepy.
I but op will never place an ad on Craigslist again. But I'm glad op got sweet revenge
I've gotta say that I absolutely love the way you read these stories you put so much emotion that it makes almost like im living the tale
Moral for story 2 never threaten someone over text. Fluff are you into something shady?
4:50: Gee, for somebody who's father it seems was a 'crown judge', you know very little of common law! As to trees which grow over property lines, it is perfectly legal to cut any and all branches which stray across your property lines, in as far as doing so does not damage the rest of the tree.
Mama Bears got to go scorched earth? LOL
Stevo run away from fluff break your chains
I walked out one day and saw a large Burr oak tree that had been cut down. It was 100% within my boundaries including the branches. A neighbor’s son was a cop who was killed in the line of duty and the neighbors and I wanted to plant a tree in the son’s honor in his name and he wanted a Burr oak which I had gotten at wholesale price at a local nursery and gotten a larger tree than usual and had it planted. Five years later they moved from the multistory house to a one story house as they were retired and moving to their home town. The people who bought the house soon expanded the driveway, cutting down the tree of honor. When I saw that, I contacted the previous owner and said that I was going to plant the same tree as I had known the son. Most of the original owners had moved, and I did it on my own. Fast forward 10 years and the tree was 10-12” in diameter so it was immediately apparent that it was missing from my front yard. I was furious and didn’t know who had done it when two neighbors decided to cut down my ‘dead’ tree, not the first time people had trespassed on my property and once cut down all my shrubs, flowers and saplings to a 18” height. I then told them that nobody had permission to do anything on my property unless I authorized it and was present. Now the other residents say that I am ‘picky’ about my yard. The dead tree? It was deciduous and had lost it’s leaves as usual every fall.
Story 2, the car: I have had the exact same thing happen. Had something up for sale, guy sends payment. On this site there's no guarantee that the seller will see the payment right away and generally it is understood that it may take a day or two for a response& item shipment. My reputation is 11/10, I go above and beyond for those I sell to.
Within an hour the guy is messaging me angrily for the item, within 3 hours of not hearing from me he is SPAMMING my entire page with horrible messages on other items & threats in the DMs. He even crossed platforms & spammed my Twitter with identical awful messages. I didn't see his request until 23 hours after his purchase. I was with my family for godsakes.
He had gone totally nuts. Looking at the 17-23 messages &time stamps in awe, I don't think the guy slept all night.
Luckily since my reputation with everyone else who has been on my page for years, they knew that this guy did not know me and what he was saying was not true, They knew that this person was flying off the handle and was making a fool of themselves. That was the only good part.
Since the guy had sent so many messages I tried to talk to him first and figure out if he was new to the platform &try to get him to talk about why he was so angry. At that time I wasn't sure if I was still going to sell him the item or not cuz let's be honest everyone needs the money.
I tried giving him a chance to redeem himself but he truly was an awful person with nothing but haye to say to me as a woman. And when I wouldn't sell him the item due to his red flag firing behavior, it got even worse. So I made sure to report him on the site, block him 100%. This was too much. Since he had paid for the item, as far as I know he would have had to contest it with the platform to try to get the money back, or it is absorbed by the site, because either way I did not have or even want the ability to keep the payment.
So in the end, everything he was screaming about not getting the item he paid for was completely on himself. I'm glad he showed his colors but damn. The rage and anger some men have towards women, you'd have to see it/experience it to believe it.
First story is iffy. The neighbor already cut down a tree in OPs property and got away it it, then they replanted another tree that would shed all over the neighbor's property and they expect he will just take it without doing it again? Dunno. Claiming the property line makes sense, but everything else is too dumb to be true.
Cyberbully bullied a cop?
Railroaded himself
i came here people getting nuclear rekt for the tree law :((
i was severely disappointed :((
200 year old house. That's cute. I used to live in a 700 year old house.
So, the first story is supposedly about his Dad but he doesn't know how things worked out in the end!?
Is there some law in the US that says you can't speak to your Dad if you leave town, or do American phones not work over long distance!?