I’m fairly sure a website of cool places you’ve taken your Willy is going to earn me a long chat with HR!

*voids warranty* *crashes into pedestrians*

We learned it from our shitty baby boomer parents

80s-90s are gen X-ers. 60-70s are baby boomers, destroyers of economies

You’re kidding right? I know plenty of 70 year olds who do this same shit. It’s mind boggling the hoops people jump through and things they ignore to validate their own prejudices. “Young people today..."

I’ve met enough people to know that there are idiots in every generation.

Gotcha, misinterpreted what you meant

Even the Hellcat isn’t that great of a trackday car. Their handling is... not great (at least compared to the motor).

No I do stage rally

YOU COULD SAY HE’S CAPRICEOUS

DAVID CONFIRMED TO BE MOPAR-IMPOSTER WITH OVERLY CAVILER ATTITUDE

My wife and I bought our first house and there is no HOA and I think that’ll be a requirement for me if/when we move. I’m no busybody and I like that no one can tell me what color to paint my house or whether or not I can buy a boat without building a matching garage for it, etc. Frankly, I think with all the crazy…

If my next door neighbor bought a boss new hauler like that for his track toy(s), we would become besties if we weren’t already.

lol like any millenial can afford a house. It’s the NIMBY boomers that are causing shit like this

I would have it painted like the complaining neighbor’s house so if they complained, they would be complaining about the look of their own home.

60% of the time he works everytime.

...there’s no HOAs or neighborhood rules or local laws being violated.

That’s what HOAs are for. If you can’t stand the sight of a well-kept, expensive trailer in someone’s driveway, you should make your largest investment in a neighborhood where the HOAs motto is: “Absolutely no fun allowed, whatsoever!”

If you’re on Facebook, it’s worth following the page for the “Misunderstood Trailer” - it’s hilarious and a great way to stay up to date on this ridiculous situation.

I remember reading this story on Oppo last week, and when leaving my grandma’s quiet suburban street the other day I noticed her neighbors had an actual DUMP TRUCK parked in their driveway.