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Originally Posted by Phil_Linda
Why would one be so mad about this? I have had my driveway blocked a bit and all I did was find the landscape guy and ask him to move the mower, he said he sure would and said he was sorry for leaving it there. Said he was all backed up and just unloaded another mower before he needed it.
I have found that just being nice is the best way to handle most situations. Heck we are all retired here and should be the happiest people on earth.
Now, I have to add this I am sure glad that I don't have a neighbor like one mentioned here that he would intentionally back into the equipment then sue, that in my opinion is not a very good person.
“For every minute you are angry you lose sixty seconds of happiness.”
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I think if you would read through the posts, you would see where the lawn mowing personnel was asked nicely to do just that.
Perhaps it would be best if that message was shared with the landscapers.
As a side note, we were the only home out of many who did not have a contract with that company since we had contracted with the landscaping company who designed and maintained our beautiful yard.