It’s really unfair that where you pay your rent or mortgage you have to go by the rules of “neighbors” whether or not you can decorate your property the way you want. Smh
As a city planner, just open it back up, there isn’t a single thing a city can and should be doing to curb holiday decorations. The neighbor who is upset can go pound sand for a while
I think what's most frustrating about this story is that the family actually asked permission first... most people don't even do that. But they asked and were told to go ahead... then the neighbor changed their mind once it was up. Once they put in all the hard work and time - not to mention money - into it, only to have to take it all down. I think this is the truest definition of a Karen.
Not only that, but the neighbor accused them of "bringing negative attention to the neighborhood and endangering children." When THEY were the ones swinging a baseball bat threatening families and patrons passing by. Hypocrites...
What gives this neighbor the power to decide what is allowed or not allowed in another person’s own property?? This is messed up. These neighbors are a disgrace to this earth.
GOOD NEWS EVERYONE! Plainfield town officials and Joliet police gave them the green light for the display to return. They had "fans at city hall" who stated "‘We love what you are doing. Thank you so much for helping the community and doing something good for the community.'” (Updated Oct 14th, 2022)
Here's a brilliant idea: If only one person has a problem with it, _ignore them._ Let them have their problem, let them be as loud as they want, but stop giving them the power to ruin everyone else's experience.
The problem was this neighbor was physically threatening families and patrons with a baseball bat. Now I'm no legal expert, but that's verbal assault and they should recieved at least criminal fines and probation for that if not up to one year in jail time for being convicted of a misdemeanor.
@@TraceguyRune The only hoa anyone should _ever_ sign up for, is the kind that monetarily subsidizes its members. If they're not paying for your house, at least a little, they don't get a say.
@@existenceisrelative there are many neighborhoods where you don't have a choice. You must join the HOA if you want to live there. There are other neighborhoods where you may have a choice, and you join because you really want access to a shared community resource like a pool or park
I just started following this woman on Instagram. She's so incredibly talented! What I don't understand is why just her display is shut down when right next door to her is another amazingly decorated yard. She says the whole neighborhood gets involved! She shouldn't have given in and kept it up anyway.
Yeah I don’t see why she complied when there’s no law stopping her. My guess is the complaining neighbor might have some sway with an HOA or something. HOAs wield a load of power with very little checks & balances to address their often nonsensical rulings.
@@lolawants2008 well the end of this video talks about her having to go talk to city officials about how to get the display reopened so its not just the neighbor who is doing this, its the local government
They didn't take the display down. They just stopped the 'tours' that were going on. I mean, you can see that it's still up in the video as the reporter discusses it. Think, people. Think!
It's always that ONE miserable person that wants everyone else to feel just as miserable. Most times it backfires like this. In other news: THIS IS THE COOLEST DISPLAY OF HALLOWEEN I'VE EVER EVER SEEN and I'd love to bring my grands trick-or-treating at your haunted house. WOW!
This is the first time i must go side with the Villain or the 1% Karen or the joker or whatever, i think that the reason are very valid, however i believe that the standard must be applied to everyone on all side, after all, majority of people is not so excited about halloween anymore because its tiresome. Were not going to celebrate halloween this year, end of story.
@@everyonedesires7344 Don't be such a Karen. Fine, don't celebrate halloween. You're well within your rights. But just because you're lame and bored of it doesn't mean everyone else is. You don't get to dictate other people's fun and neither does the Karen. If I were the family in the video i'd have left the display up.
You can always rely on one miserable neighbour to get the full backing of the authorities. What a sad World we are now living in. Absolutely amazing display, BRAVO.
They can see it again. The decorations are back up with support of Plainfield town officials and Joliet police. Turns out there were fans amongst the officials with city hall stating they loved what they were doing. Followed by thanking them so much for helping the community and doing something good for the community. (Updated Oct 14th, 2022)
I am a big fan of stranger things and I am upset that after putting all the effort in a neighbor that agreed decided to take it all down ugh HOPE THE DISPLAY GETS UP AGAIN SO PEOPLE CAN ENJOY IT
Wow! They deserve an A+ and extra credit points for going all out this Halloween. I wish more people in my neighborhood were into Halloween like this. The kids would have a blast and never forget that house. I remember houses from when I was tricking o treating as a kid and I’m almost 40!
Exactly.... we can't even trick or treat in our area because no one celebrates. I have to take my daughter to the next city over, or to one of the kids festivals at the churches.
@@blueeyedbatman Same here. when I was a kid I could remember walking and going to each house and filling up my bag several times. We didn't care if it was cold out. The walking kept us warm and by the time we got home and got to have our four pieces of candy for the night we slept like the dead and I'd have dreams of the houses with all the decorations. These days can anyone honestly say a child older then a toddler gets worn out enough to even go straight to sleep? I mean we would eat dinner before going out and I remember even walking in the street through neighborhoods that didn't have a sidewalk and yelling out SPEED BUMP! when I saw a speed bump because I didn't want others to trip and have to end their fun time early because of a scrapped knee. My mom would even let us at least go three houses down away from her as she waited for the stragglers (AKA Me probably because I was doing speed bump patrol lol.) Even all through Oct. We used to go out on the weekends for a drive and see all the decorated houses. We'd spend two or three hours just stopping and looking and laughing about the crazy decorations. Now if we did that we'd spend two or three hours just looking for a house with crazy decorations Seriously people how much time would it take out of your night just to put out a big bucket of candy? You wouldn't even have to open the door and realize that you were once a child going out to enjoy the simpler things in life. Same with decorations! They don't have to be big or pricey. Heck you can get together with family and make them. As an adult I enjoy passing out candy. And dressing up. I was always sad when I ran out of candy and the night wasn't over. So, I would have to rush back inside and get the next bag before the next kid(s) came. I didn't mind freezing my butt off. Now I find myself standing at the corner passing out candy because my house is the only one that would still pass out candy but families wouldn't come down very much because why walk three houses down just for one house? Anyways I wouldn't have did anything to please that one neighbor (who most likely is jealous at how awesome their house looks.) I would have said it isn't bothering anyone else but you. I don't make money off this. Need I remind you I asked your permission before hand when I didn't even have to do that. So, take your complaint and stick it where the sun don't shine. Sadly people can't bring themselves to be that confrontational.
It really stinks when 1 person ruins the fun for an entire city. Especially at a time like this with so much evil and hatred running amok people needed some fun. I really hope this neighbor changes their mind.
entire city lol. they dont have cars lined up wanting to see this and if they did, I'D be annoyed personally with all that traffic in my neighborhood as well. some people like their privacy and quiet space. i think this stuff is very cool but at the same time, i completely understand the concern for having a bunch of random people trafficking through the neighborhood. if youre too DENSE and uneducated to see that point of view, you are just an uneducated fool
@@HiThisIsMine yea i remember we had an amazing display for both halloween and christmas as a kid but the town shut it down because the halloween display was "too scary" abd the xmas display was "distracting" but it was in a cul-de-sac not a main road
@@HiThisIsMine City ordinances are not laws cops are there to force laws and so are judges honestly it’s really that simple cities think they can make laws but they cannot. Remember everybody works for you the tax payer the president the vice president the Congress the Senate your governor is your mayors your police chief you’re a police officers take your power back honestly don’t be a shepple
@@someidiot420 lol I always got annoyed with the teachers pets since most of the time they ended up being little snitches with no friends who eat lunch with the teach
@@nightmarecivic You need to open your mind if you think this is a bad thing, It's not hurting anyone and even if the kids saw it once they eventually get older they'll talk about how they were able to witness something so great as this, I do not see why you bring Jesus into this you are basically disrespecting him.
@@nightmarecivic bro it's a Halloween decoration, specifically of a scene in a very popular show, and she's not being "possessed" something tells me you haven't watched it so before you go assuming you should probably fact check yourself first
Imagine trying to ban someone for decorating their property *which you do not own* because there's too many people gathering in a public space *which you do not own*. Smh.
Those neighbours are actually on something... what makes them think that they have the ownership of every house in the street? And that they can do what they want... Like who hurt you? 🤦♂
I too have a miserable neighbor that complains every year about our Halloween/Christmas/Easter displays. So ridiculous. I feel for them because it takes a huge amount of work for others to enjoy. He really isn’t going to like me this year, lol! The whole street is decorating now, lol.
How does a group of people coming to one person's house to see a display endanger the neighbors and their children? If that's the case, I recommend you never leave the house ever again.
That's too bad. That was very unique. Have you seen some of the scary decorations some people have on their lawns? Shut them down too.....Would it appease the neighbor who complained if the girl was standing on the ground? It's Halloween for heaven sakes!
Dude that's how it happens. Me and my neighbors put up a bunch of Christmas lights on the big tree downtown and some grouchy green guy stole all our Christmas presents and burned down the tree.
It's amazing how one person is always responsible for the suffering and disappointment of others. And that neighbor is just jealous they can't do a anything like that
It takes just one person to ruin it for the rest of us. So true of many contexts. All it takes is one person at work to ruin it for the rest of the employees, breaking a rule, or abusing the system, or the perk, next thing you know there's a crackdown at work. Same thing with a neighbor. Everyone can be having fun and enjoying something, but that one neighbor has to make a stink and ruin it for everyone else.
Is crazy to me how here in America, somebody who doesn’t pay a single bill in your OWN house can have a say about what you do or don’t do in your house.
Impressive display. Most communities have at least one Clark Griswald family that goes waaay over the top for whatever holiday decorations they put up. (I’ve got 2 in my area) If only one person takes the time to stop/or slow down to check out your display- job well done. Creative neighbors like these deserve a pat on the back for their dedication.
@@cheddarurchin3844 they said It’ll be back up by the weekend. City officials/police said it’s on private property so technically she can do whatever decoration she wants.
@@rezanurmohamed3326 same. i liked Max, but never really felt attached to her. but season 4 felt like it almost revolved around her.. it made me root for her, i was yelling at her to talk about her problems, because i know how she feels all too well. being depressed, having a support group but not feeling able to talk about my problems. Max was great.
That neighbor’s got to be the same kinda person that calls the cops when the neighbors do the christmas radio light shows and has a bunch of people pull up to watch, i swear.
@@FourDollaRacing are you my classmate? Cause I have a classmate that's all like "phone bad, social media bad, being able to interact and form friendships with people around the world bad" and she prides herself on that, but she has a phone lol
That is extremely cool. I had weird neighbors, always has weird neighbors. The decoration is incredible, put it back and let the world enjoy. Thank you
@@GeekOwtLowd I agree with that. Just having decorations is fine, but allowing people to crowd your street is wrong. It sounds like the homeowner was enjoying all the attention and ignoring the fact that other people have to live on that street with her.
I don't think the media did justice here by taking a balanced approach. Something like this can cause unwanted attention too. One of my friend purchased a property which was used as a set for a popular UK TV show here in Melbourne, it was all positive for sometime until some crazy characters showed up and did some really horrible things. Needless to say, my friend was upset and he is trying to dispose off the property now.
"We asked permission and the neighbor said yes, then decided they didn't like it so we had to take it down". Imagine a neighbor telling you what you can/can't do on YOUR PROPERTY.
The neighbor gave them permission to set up decorations, not to allow crowds of people to gather at the decorations. It's not the town square, it's a residential street and the neighbor reasonably felt unsafe with so many strangers gathering outside. They should have left the decorations up and told everyone that they're not allowed to stop there anymore. People can appreciate the decorations as they drive by them
@@sixseven404 I understand what you're saying. But if a neighbor feels unsafe by the presence of people on the street, that is their problem not anybody else's
@@matthewarnold4557 What right do they have to turn their street into some tourist attraction? It's just wrong of them to allow anyone to stop at their house. It wouldn't be a big deal if it were just one one or two people stopping to every now and then but that's clearly not the case.
@@matthewarnold4557 I want to clarify that I 100% want people to decorate as much as they want for any holiday, I just don't like the crowds of people.
There’s always that’s one person that ruins it for everyone. It’s Halloween. But they said that the person said it would be okay for them to initially put it up. ☹️
I think that was way before they realized all the traffic that they would have to wade through in order to get home or have any peace and quiet with all the cars driving through their neighborhood if it hadn’t been posted to TikTok it probably wouldn’t have been an issue
That's the problem, a fraction of the people is always the absolutely insane fraction and they allow them to decide for the majority because they are the "unheard minority".
I'm confused. How does one single objecting neighbor have the ability to convince the city to force a homeowner to remove a decoration on their own property?
@@elessartelcontar9415 Attractive Nuisance Doctrine, specifically for Plainfield, Illinois, seems to only pertain to injuries to children on property due to the ''attraction''. Not sure how this applies. If you can correct my research with a link or citation to better help me understand this absolute stupidity I'd be forever in your debt.
There is a house in East Kilbride near Glasgow in Scotland with stranger things decorations. One depicts the girl in blue on a fire of black tendrils. Looks amazing. Been up for 2 weeks now.
I love that decor! They should open it back up. The neighbor that complained seriously needs to get a life, because it seems that the only life they currently have is finding joy in poo-pooing on other people's happiness.
And this is why I do not talk to my neighbors.. my property, I do what I want.. and I am definitely not responsible for others, home break ins from people parking and walking to a house and leaving? 🤦🏾♀️ how far of a reach can someone think of… they might as well outlaw trick or treating in the neighborhood then if they are so paranoid.
It’s happened before. People’s houses have gotten robbed in LA after people realized they can park in the neighborhoods to walk up close to the Hollywood sign. I understand this neighbor’s concern to be honest.
@@bubblehead4270 I live in LA, and it’s not as common as you think. Yes, there are home break ins, but, not from people coming by the look at a Halloween display. Matter of fact, my neighborhood has always had extravagant displays, as well as Christmas… they target more of West Hollywood areas, where the Bentleys and Lamborghinis are parked in the driveways. But, these aren’t so successful as they have security on property..
@@Audit-xq4vu no it’s not common anymore but I remember the wave of breakins that followed after social media realized how close you can get to the sign. It’s not necessarily wrong to think that waves of people posting your neighborhood on social media may invite theft.
This is not only extremely creative, but took a lot of thought and hard work! It’s Halloween… it’s time to go all out and give trick or treaters a great display! I guarantee people loved this- why should one neighbor, with a miserable attitude win?! I really feel bad for this woman! People in this world are so critical, awful and have nothing better to do than complain! I say start a petition! This is truly a work of art!!!! 🎃🎃🎃
The neighbor is most likely miserable because this has become a nuisance and is impacting the neighbor’s ability to have peace to live in their own home.
@@lemongrab9972 No, but I’ve had neighbors that pulled nonsense like this and worse with flashing lights and loud music on top of the display so I know how miserable it is to have neighbors like this. It’s easy for people like you because you just watch a video and act like you know everything. I, on the other hand, can empathize with the neighbor that complained because I have actually lived it.
Many "point"s. Public right of way. Setback area. Public easement. City code. Zoning clause. The point is the surrounding infrastructure is not private....
When I was growing up every year my mom would drive us around the neighborhood to see all the beautiful decorations the neighbors put up for Christmas. There were several homes that we always stopped by because their decorations were so amazing..It was something we all looked forward to. This is the first house in the same trend just a different holiday.
Halloween is not a holiday it just pagan. A way to have society splurge on money all together so they country get richer and that all it is. Same with Christmas and valentine's etc. Y'all celebrate anything
There are streets like Peacock Lane in Portland where every house participates in the annual displays, and they spend big money on it. But yes, it causes severe traffic jams, they just learn to live with not being able to get into their own driveways for a month.
@@annieridesagain3262 does it’s suddenly become “not a holiday” when you discover it was actually the pagan winter solstice celebration and not Jesus’ birth? Your beliefs are crafted from lies and are as ridiculous as you are: extremely.
Spooktacular effort and results. I am willing to offer my place for you to set this up. So sad we are in British Columbia, would be quite the commute. Well done. The neighbor probably will have somthing to say about Christmas and New Years too.🎃🎃🎃
@@Maspets boohoo for them they are the only ones who will have a problem with it and it's not even there like people aren't coming to their houses yet they're saying that oh that's the danger maybe you should thank me for insulting other people looks like you're the one with a small mind instead
@@LadyBug-ky6qu VERY original I would have never thought of that. The information presented does not suggest someone is being a "party pooper", just that you guys are simpletons.
I work in an auto plant. I have a coworker (a temp) who is going to be off for awhile to have a brain tumor removed. We organized a charity raffle to raise some money for her. The drawing for the raffle was to be this past Friday, but on Tuesday we were informed an associate 'complained' about the raffle and they pulled the plug on it. We had to go ask everyone if they wanted their money back, nobody did of course. Point being, it only takes one bitter soul to ruin it for everyone
I love it. It is so creative. I love Halloween and I'm so sorry that you have morons for neighbors. I hope you will be able to display it for Halloween. Great job on Max!
@@turtleneckferret sorry but they are a moron complaining about a Halloween decoration that isn't hurting anyone. they are just miserable and wanted something to whine about
So the neighbors should have to accept and deal with hundreds of strangers showing up everyday outside their homes, lining up in vehicles, blocking driveways and making excessive noise all hours of the day and generally creating an unsafe environment for everyone else in the neighborhood...? It's a cute display but shouldn't come at the cost of everyone else's comfort and safety in the neighborhood.
The person concerned about all the strangers is living in a tough world. Our neighborhood centers Halloween around one blocked-off area two blocks long, and we crowd everyone and everything we can think of in there. I guess we have a better class of neighbors, including the ones who come from the next town. Here's wishing all of you can be the neighbors you want.
A resident of Los Altos, CA had a MAJOR Xmas display on his corner lot which drew large nightly crowds. His neighbor across the street joined in and set up a computer-controlled light display on his own roof. Then , that neighbor moved away and the new homeowner "called the cops" on the "hazard to the community" which he considered the Christmas revelry. So, the next year, instead of displaying all the amazing vintage decor that delighted folks for years, the man erected a custom-made 30'-tall inflatable lighted Grinch which knelt and pointed an accusing finger at the joykill across the road.
I think it's amazing what it doing for people and your doing it as a family I don't understand why one neighbor would be that way it's very sad cuz you guys are amazing
This is ridiculously clever! I live 5 minutes from where they filmed that Stranger Things scene so I'm extra angry about the neighbors that complained.
Actually makes me sad that all that effort and creativity went into that scene and she had to take it down. That's gotta be really tough to have to do.
@@SmokeMyPoll There was nothing about an HOA in the news story, so I think you are making that up. It takes creativity to create a display likd that. You sound like someone who would never create anything, only try to tear others down.
There's always that one neighbor, no matter what part of the world you are in.
I had that neighbor, he was our landlord.
Oh yeh.....🇦🇺
@@FirebirdDude Too bad it wasn't a mannequin of Joe Bribem
Don't park in "that neighbor's" driveway and things will be fine.
but they're always easier to find in suburban USA
This is absolutely amazing! How sad is it that a miserable neighbor needs to ruin it for everyone
Not amazing when it's pretty clear to be so dark
@@nightmarecivic It's a Halloween decoration, what's wrong with it being "dark"?
@@nightmarecivic ok Karen, it's Halloween season. Relax
@@smpolit dark or for the devil either way not right
what LMAOO
It’s always that one neighbor who ruins it for everyone
Hey
your music sucks bozo
Exactly. I hope the neighbor knows we're clowning on them
There was a time when you and your neighbors were close. That time is dead. Now your next door neighbor could be Jeffrey Dahmer
frr
It’s really unfair that where you pay your rent or mortgage you have to go by the rules of “neighbors” whether or not you can decorate your property the way you want. Smh
you say that until i make a 9/11 effigy in my back yard with a sign saying god is dead
nice spelling dumbass
@@helloolleh4861 what did he miss
imagine people who live in a condo...
Move to the country
There's always that one neighbor who has to ruin it for everyone else
There's always that one idiot that assumes they have no valid concern.
@@Maspets if it doesn't directly effect them then their concerns don't matter.
Right!!??!?! LOL 😆
@@Maspets what concerns, it's a display, it's fake and everyone loves it except that one person
Yea AMBER
Why do we give people like that power to make a decision on someone else’s property?
@@lordearchana8798 This right here.
@@RedStar441 its literally illinois
@@vergil5644 lol
@@lordearchana8798 In Illinois?
@@vergil5644 lmao fr. These people are insane.
The display is an absolute masterpiece! I'm so sorry they had to shut it down because it deserves to be seen for the art that it is
That neighbor is the definition of "you must be fun at parties"
As a city planner, just open it back up, there isn’t a single thing a city can and should be doing to curb holiday decorations. The neighbor who is upset can go pound sand for a while
@@kellykel4472 crowds for a short while are usually tolerated well, except for killjoys.
💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@@kellykel4472 it's only for a month .. not that long .. come on now
@@bunnierivera3754 who cares about the crowd. Watch TV go to dinner hush
@@kellykel4472 go somewhere Karen...
I think what's most frustrating about this story is that the family actually asked permission first... most people don't even do that. But they asked and were told to go ahead... then the neighbor changed their mind once it was up. Once they put in all the hard work and time - not to mention money - into it, only to have to take it all down. I think this is the truest definition of a Karen.
truer words have never been spoken brother.
Not only that, but the neighbor accused them of "bringing negative attention to the neighborhood and endangering children."
When THEY were the ones swinging a baseball bat threatening families and patrons passing by.
Hypocrites...
@@PairOfKoopas may god permit the creation of vecna to unleash his fury on them for that and make them suffer
who cares
@@Mattened Wow, you're really contributing to this discussion!🤡
What gives this neighbor the power to decide what is allowed or not allowed in another person’s own property?? This is messed up. These neighbors are a disgrace to this earth.
Imagine living in a world where someone's real problem is the neighbors decoration ....
GOOD NEWS EVERYONE!
Plainfield town officials and Joliet police gave them the green light for the display to return. They had "fans at city hall" who stated "‘We love what you are doing. Thank you so much for helping the community and doing something good for the community.'” (Updated Oct 14th, 2022)
this is fantastic news!
That's amazing!
Thank you for letting us know!
Wonderful - thanks for the update!!
HAHA! In your face Karen!
Here's a brilliant idea: If only one person has a problem with it, _ignore them._ Let them have their problem, let them be as loud as they want, but stop giving them the power to ruin everyone else's experience.
The problem was this neighbor was physically threatening families and patrons with a baseball bat.
Now I'm no legal expert, but that's verbal assault and they should recieved at least criminal fines and probation for that if not up to one year in jail time for being convicted of a misdemeanor.
Can't do that when that one person is president of the HOA
Put that trouble making neighbour behind bars for the halloween, problem solved.
@@TraceguyRune The only hoa anyone should _ever_ sign up for, is the kind that monetarily subsidizes its members. If they're not paying for your house, at least a little, they don't get a say.
@@existenceisrelative there are many neighborhoods where you don't have a choice. You must join the HOA if you want to live there. There are other neighborhoods where you may have a choice, and you join because you really want access to a shared community resource like a pool or park
The real question is how did they get her to levitate so well?
Witchcraft
It's a stranger thing.
You can use Photoshop so it look levitate well
@@ganipra7402 no but it’s floating in real life, it’s not photoshop
@@Moaiabi Wires, son.
And the Winner for the biggest KAREN this Halloween goes to that neighbor. So much work, art, and craftsmanship went into this spectacular display!
I just started following this woman on Instagram. She's so incredibly talented!
What I don't understand is why just her display is shut down when right next door to her is another amazingly decorated yard. She says the whole neighborhood gets involved! She shouldn't have given in and kept it up anyway.
Yeah I don’t see why she complied when there’s no law stopping her. My guess is the complaining neighbor might have some sway with an HOA or something. HOAs wield a load of power with very little checks & balances to address their often nonsensical rulings.
@@lolawants2008 when Karen gets together with HOA Cynthia.....
@@lolawants2008 well the end of this video talks about her having to go talk to city officials about how to get the display reopened so its not just the neighbor who is doing this, its the local government
They didn't take the display down. They just stopped the 'tours' that were going on. I mean, you can see that it's still up in the video as the reporter discusses it. Think, people. Think!
This is America. Nobody knows how to make a stand anymore.
It's always that ONE miserable person that wants everyone else to feel just as miserable. Most times it backfires like this.
In other news: THIS IS THE COOLEST DISPLAY OF HALLOWEEN I'VE EVER EVER SEEN and I'd love to bring my grands trick-or-treating at your haunted house. WOW!
Literally
o god if it opens on haloween rip candy budget
This is the first time i must go side with the Villain or the 1% Karen or the joker or whatever, i think that the reason are very valid, however i believe that the standard must be applied to everyone on all side, after all, majority of people is not so excited about halloween anymore because its tiresome. Were not going to celebrate halloween this year, end of story.
@@everyonedesires7344 By we're you mean just you and a few other people. Also the neighbors gave them the green light beforehand.
@@everyonedesires7344 Don't be such a Karen. Fine, don't celebrate halloween. You're well within your rights. But just because you're lame and bored of it doesn't mean everyone else is. You don't get to dictate other people's fun and neither does the Karen. If I were the family in the video i'd have left the display up.
You can always rely on one miserable neighbour to get the full backing of the authorities. What a sad World we are now living in. Absolutely amazing display, BRAVO.
Just because someone lives in fear doesn't mean the rest of us have to.
Well, at least a bunch of people got to see it on the news. Her work was seen and admired. Loved it.
1.4 million, much more than if it wasn't on the news lol
They can see it again. The decorations are back up with support of Plainfield town officials and Joliet police. Turns out there were fans amongst the officials with city hall stating they loved what they were doing. Followed by thanking them so much for helping the community and doing something good for the community. (Updated Oct 14th, 2022)
Are we related?
This is what Jealousy looks like. They saw their neighbor do something amazing and getting a lot of positive attention, they started acting all up.
Exactly what I thought too.
No you’re just wrong like actually shush
@@engtilde like actually shush.. lol beat it son
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No maybe it's social anxiety. Not everyone likes crowds.
That's awesome, Some people are simply too narrow minded to just appreciate some one enjoying decorating for a short time during a holiday.
I am a big fan of stranger things and I am upset that after putting all the effort in a neighbor that agreed decided to take it all down ugh HOPE THE DISPLAY GETS UP AGAIN SO PEOPLE CAN ENJOY IT
Wow! They deserve an A+ and extra credit points for going all out this Halloween. I wish more people in my neighborhood were into Halloween like this. The kids would have a blast and never forget that house. I remember houses from when I was tricking o treating as a kid and I’m almost 40!
Exactly.... we can't even trick or treat in our area because no one celebrates. I have to take my daughter to the next city over, or to one of the kids festivals at the churches.
u dont look like 40
Welcome to the new inquisition. It's coming.
@@blueeyedbatman Same here. when I was a kid I could remember walking and going to each house and filling up my bag several times. We didn't care if it was cold out. The walking kept us warm and by the time we got home and got to have our four pieces of candy for the night we slept like the dead and I'd have dreams of the houses with all the decorations. These days can anyone honestly say a child older then a toddler gets worn out enough to even go straight to sleep? I mean we would eat dinner before going out and I remember even walking in the street through neighborhoods that didn't have a sidewalk and yelling out SPEED BUMP! when I saw a speed bump because I didn't want others to trip and have to end their fun time early because of a scrapped knee.
My mom would even let us at least go three houses down away from her as she waited for the stragglers (AKA Me probably because I was doing speed bump patrol lol.) Even all through Oct. We used to go out on the weekends for a drive and see all the decorated houses. We'd spend two or three hours just stopping and looking and laughing about the crazy decorations. Now if we did that we'd spend two or three hours just looking for a house with crazy decorations
Seriously people how much time would it take out of your night just to put out a big bucket of candy? You wouldn't even have to open the door and realize that you were once a child going out to enjoy the simpler things in life. Same with decorations! They don't have to be big or pricey. Heck you can get together with family and make them. As an adult I enjoy passing out candy. And dressing up. I was always sad when I ran out of candy and the night wasn't over. So, I would have to rush back inside and get the next bag before the next kid(s) came. I didn't mind freezing my butt off. Now I find myself standing at the corner passing out candy because my house is the only one that would still pass out candy but families wouldn't come down very much because why walk three houses down just for one house?
Anyways I wouldn't have did anything to please that one neighbor (who most likely is jealous at how awesome their house looks.) I would have said it isn't bothering anyone else but you. I don't make money off this. Need I remind you I asked your permission before hand when I didn't even have to do that. So, take your complaint and stick it where the sun don't shine. Sadly people can't bring themselves to be that confrontational.
Was always better in the old days now people broke
It really stinks when 1 person ruins the fun for an entire city. Especially at a time like this with so much evil and hatred running amok people needed some fun. I really hope this neighbor changes their mind.
that’s how it always happens
entire city lol. they dont have cars lined up wanting to see this and if they did, I'D be annoyed personally with all that traffic in my neighborhood as well. some people like their privacy and quiet space. i think this stuff is very cool but at the same time, i completely understand the concern for having a bunch of random people trafficking through the neighborhood. if youre too DENSE and uneducated to see that point of view, you are just an uneducated fool
Envy a miserable hateful moron
fun? that's disgusting. You people glorify satan's holiday no wonder it happens in real life and you all freak out when massacres happen
Karma will get him
"im offended by something on your land which means you need to take it down"
what a pitiful society we live in
I'm from Washington and my twin daughters used to live in Plainfield illinois. That's cool to see news from over there.
If they don't live in a HOA then I don't think they can legally be made to take down their display? It's their property.. I say ignore the neighbor. 🤷
City ordinances can in fact control things like this, including how your yard is kept and the color of your house
@@HiThisIsMine yea i remember we had an amazing display for both halloween and christmas as a kid but the town shut it down because the halloween display was "too scary" abd the xmas display was "distracting" but it was in a cul-de-sac not a main road
@@sjtiernan5841 It being in a cul-de-sac is reason enough . it can cause traffic problems with only one small exit .
@@uax4it274 was thinking the same thing
@@HiThisIsMine City ordinances are not laws cops are there to force laws and so are judges honestly it’s really that simple cities think they can make laws but they cannot. Remember everybody works for you the tax payer the president the vice president the Congress the Senate your governor is your mayors your police chief you’re a police officers take your power back honestly don’t be a shepple
That neighbor definitely was a hall monitor or teachers pet who reminded the teacher to collect homework in school.
id be offended as a former teacher's pet but at least most of us grow out of that BS. whoever called needs to get a hobby
@@someidiot420 lol I always got annoyed with the teachers pets since most of the time they ended up being little snitches with no friends who eat lunch with the teach
@@someidiot420 Both of you are idiots.
I don’t think it is wrong for someone reminds the teacher to collect homework eventhough I would never do that.
Hahaha, those kids tho
Being a content creator and Halloween fanatic I understand. Well done homeowners.
Is that neighbor related to the lady living in what was Walter Whites house in Breaking Bad?
The neighbor did NOT pass the vibe check. This was so cool 🔥😂
@@nightmarecivic go touch grass I love Halloween I will pray to the devil then your fake god
You need Jesus if you think it’s gods will that little girls get rapped and not have a choose for abortion
@@nightmarecivic You need to open your mind if you think this is a bad thing, It's not hurting anyone and even if the kids saw it once they eventually get older they'll talk about how they were able to witness something so great as this, I do not see why you bring Jesus into this you are basically disrespecting him.
@@nightmarecivic bro it's a Halloween decoration, specifically of a scene in a very popular show, and she's not being "possessed" something tells me you haven't watched it so before you go assuming you should probably fact check yourself first
@@nightmarecivic Keep your conservative bible thumping thoughts to yourself, stop sucking the souls out of people and let them have fun.
“Your Halloween decorations are too popular”
“Okay? Cry about it, Debra. This is private property”
J Lo 1:00
Imagine trying to ban someone for decorating their property *which you do not own* because there's too many people gathering in a public space *which you do not own*. Smh.
Unfortunately that's not how it works in America. If you're in a neighborhood association you aren't free
he agreed on it at first but then when a lot of people came he was worried that one of the house would be robbed idiot watch the video
Those neighbours are actually on something... what makes them think that they have the ownership of every house in the street? And that they can do what they want... Like who hurt you? 🤦♂
That is amazing I would love neighbors like this!
I too have a miserable neighbor that complains every year about our Halloween/Christmas/Easter displays. So ridiculous. I feel for them because it takes a huge amount of work for others to enjoy. He really isn’t going to like me this year, lol! The whole street is decorating now, lol.
Epic 🇺🇸
Whoop whoop! I’m so glad that the neighbors are joining in! 😃
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He is the Grinch ain't he
''How the Karen Stole Halloween'', a timeless classic.
Not as good as "the Keisha who stole $90 million in BLM donations"
How does a group of people coming to one person's house to see a display endanger the neighbors and their children? If that's the case, I recommend you never leave the house ever again.
That's too bad. That was very unique. Have you seen some of the scary decorations some people have on their lawns? Shut them down too.....Would it appease the neighbor who complained if the girl was standing on the ground? It's Halloween for heaven sakes!
Imagine thinking you're going to get robbed because someone down the street went a little crazy with their Halloween decorations.
Loll
Dude that's how it happens. Me and my neighbors put up a bunch of Christmas lights on the big tree downtown and some grouchy green guy stole all our Christmas presents and burned down the tree.
Easy to paint it that way.
Until you get robbed 🤷
@@zqzj 😂😂😂
It's amazing how one person is always responsible for the suffering and disappointment of others. And that neighbor is just jealous they can't do a anything like that
It takes just one person to ruin it for the rest of us. So true of many contexts. All it takes is one person at work to ruin it for the rest of the employees, breaking a rule, or abusing the system, or the perk, next thing you know there's a crackdown at work.
Same thing with a neighbor. Everyone can be having fun and enjoying something, but that one neighbor has to make a stink and ruin it for everyone else.
I wouldn't exactly call it suffering, he is ruining the fun.
suffering and disappointment lol chill its a weird halloween thing. Who cares
Karens: every neighborhood has one.
How are they “suffering” it’s a fiction homage. Y’all are like little kids.
😒 I bet the neighbor never complains about overwhelming Christmas decorations, even when there's enough lights to make the street look like day time.
Imagine not being able to do what you want on your own property.
that is an amazing creation. it looks so lifelike. if her neighbors can’t handle it they sound truly miserable.
This family won the halloween display war and losers be escalating and playing dirty because they lost
nah they just don't like the dumbass show
I smell jealousy~
Why should their misery have the power to shut down someone else’s freedom??
Thanks a lot Karen.
Is crazy to me how here in America, somebody who doesn’t pay a single bill in your OWN house can have a say about what you do or don’t do in your house.
There is a thin string that goes from the house to a pole.
My mom was gonna take me to see this, how disappointing that one person's actions can ruin things
Edit: Went to go see it today it was a lot if fun
Go anyway and try to find the Dhole neighbor who hates fun and leave them steamer on their driveway
They’re back up check their tiktok
That's the same neighbor who shows up to every city council meeting who complains about how far from the curb the trash should be left out.
most likely a karen like always
At least that person speaks up and get things done! Not like you who never shows up to city council.
@@southparkmex26 yeah that person who complains about pointless issues first world problems (eye roll)
@@lamujermaslinda lmaooo right?
@@southparkmex26 nah bro, I got bills to pay and a family to feed. You just outed yourself as that Karen tho, good job 👍🏼
hope those neighbors get some joy in their life soon
There is always that one neighbor. What a shame!
Impressive display. Most communities have at least one Clark Griswald family that goes waaay over the top for whatever holiday decorations they put up. (I’ve got 2 in my area) If only one person takes the time to stop/or slow down to check out your display- job well done. Creative neighbors like these deserve a pat on the back for their dedication.
I'm sure they're loving the attention and the drama caused by the neighbor lol and when they get to put it back up, they'll feel proud.
@@cheddarurchin3844 they said It’ll be back up by the weekend. City officials/police said it’s on private property so technically she can do whatever decoration she wants.
This family won the halloween display war and losers be escalating and playing dirty because they lost
Also they’re rich
Whoever set up the display is very talented and captured such an emotional scene. That scene made me cry!! So her display was amazing and really cool
didnt care for max at the start....but when the moment was there i was like : DONT YOU DIE MAX OR I KILL YOU!!!
@@rezanurmohamed3326 same. i liked Max, but never really felt attached to her. but season 4 felt like it almost revolved around her.. it made me root for her, i was yelling at her to talk about her problems, because i know how she feels all too well. being depressed, having a support group but not feeling able to talk about my problems. Max was great.
🤓
the scene made me cry too! i was overcome with emotion and yea this is amazing.
The complainers said Netflix is "liberal" and "satanic" This is just more cancel culture coming from them. Just like how they are burning books.
One example of why you never buy a house in the city limits or one in a homeowners association.
That neighbor’s got to be the same kinda person that calls the cops when the neighbors do the christmas radio light shows and has a bunch of people pull up to watch, i swear.
This is gorgeous and an insane amount of talent. This neighbor is a major killjoy
And, all the visitors are addicted to social media, and need to snap out of their hallucinations....
@@FourDollaRacing says the person using social media
@@FourDollaRacing are you brain dead? genuine question.
@@FourDollaRacing you’re talking about yourself
@@FourDollaRacing are you my classmate? Cause I have a classmate that's all like "phone bad, social media bad, being able to interact and form friendships with people around the world bad" and she prides herself on that, but she has a phone lol
That is extremely cool. I had weird neighbors, always has weird neighbors. The decoration is incredible, put it back and let the world enjoy. Thank you
It's still up. They probably just blocked the road from having people come look at it.
@@GeekOwtLowd I agree with that. Just having decorations is fine, but allowing people to crowd your street is wrong. It sounds like the homeowner was enjoying all the attention and ignoring the fact that other people have to live on that street with her.
@@sixseven404 or the old miserable boomer hag Karen who got it taken down was just triggered. Lmao.
I don't think the media did justice here by taking a balanced approach. Something like this can cause unwanted attention too. One of my friend purchased a property which was used as a set for a popular UK TV show here in Melbourne, it was all positive for sometime until some crazy characters showed up and did some really horrible things. Needless to say, my friend was upset and he is trying to dispose off the property now.
My God. Imagine being upset that there's more traffic in the neighborhood for a couple days.
"We asked permission and the neighbor said yes, then decided they didn't like it so we had to take it down".
Imagine a neighbor telling you what you can/can't do on YOUR PROPERTY.
The neighbor gave them permission to set up decorations, not to allow crowds of people to gather at the decorations. It's not the town square, it's a residential street and the neighbor reasonably felt unsafe with so many strangers gathering outside.
They should have left the decorations up and told everyone that they're not allowed to stop there anymore. People can appreciate the decorations as they drive by them
@@sixseven404 I understand what you're saying. But if a neighbor feels unsafe by the presence of people on the street, that is their problem not anybody else's
@@matthewarnold4557 What right do they have to turn their street into some tourist attraction? It's just wrong of them to allow anyone to stop at their house. It wouldn't be a big deal if it were just one one or two people stopping to every now and then but that's clearly not the case.
@@sixseven404 do we not live in a free market society? Why can't this young entrepreneur start her business in her own home?
@@matthewarnold4557 I want to clarify that I 100% want people to decorate as much as they want for any holiday, I just don't like the crowds of people.
There’s always that’s one person that ruins it for everyone. It’s Halloween.
But they said that the person said it would be okay for them to initially put it up. ☹️
And Halloween is???🤣 Half y'all don't even know it's pagan and literally is a day used to sacrifice children and kill them and rape them
That's karen for you
@@slimpickens01 a Karen is a overdramatic white woman
I think that was way before they realized all the traffic that they would have to wade through in order to get home or have any peace and quiet with all the cars driving through their neighborhood if it hadn’t been posted to TikTok it probably wouldn’t have been an issue
That's the problem, a fraction of the people is always the absolutely insane fraction and they allow them to decide for the majority because they are the "unheard minority".
No one should be able to tell you what you can or can’t put on your yard
Me: Flips them off and tells them to mind their own business.
They worked so hard on this it’s awful that someone ruined it for them
Good news! City hall suports them as do the police, so they will be putting their display back up.
@@ANPC-pi9vu that’s great!
@@ANPC-pi9vu fantastic! Thanks for the follow-up
Not someone . Karen ruined it
OMGZ i got millions of tiktok views. Why don't neighbturds like living next to a internet celebrity.
I'm confused. How does one single objecting neighbor have the ability to convince the city to force a homeowner to remove a decoration on their own property?
Probably a homeowners association member. Worse neighbor to have.
@@fireblade295 Nothing a Molotov can’t deal with tho
@@elessartelcontar9415 Attractive Nuisance Doctrine, specifically for Plainfield, Illinois, seems to only pertain to injuries to children on property due to the ''attraction''. Not sure how this applies. If you can correct my research with a link or citation to better help me understand this absolute stupidity I'd be forever in your debt.
@@Hi_Im_Kalash you...I like the way you think
Liberals.
There is a house in East Kilbride near Glasgow in Scotland with stranger things decorations. One depicts the girl in blue on a fire of black tendrils. Looks amazing. Been up for 2 weeks now.
how is it in the air tho?
SO typical of a "KAREN" to complain about something SO TRIVIAL that would be taken down POSSIBLY within a week AFTER HALLOWEEN is over.
that neighbor just made million of enemies
And that one neighbor attracted unwanted attention to themselves...I bet they are embarrassed now that it hit the news.
I have a feeling that neighbor is going to get the tricks on Halloween .
I love that decor! They should open it back up. The neighbor that complained seriously needs to get a life, because it seems that the only life they currently have is finding joy in poo-pooing on other people's happiness.
CRINGE -JACK
Where did you get it
What sucks is that it's not like it was an HOA getting in the way, this was just one passionless neighbor or possibly a Karen
And this is why I do not talk to my neighbors.. my property, I do what I want.. and I am definitely not responsible for others, home break ins from people parking and walking to a house and leaving? 🤦🏾♀️ how far of a reach can someone think of… they might as well outlaw trick or treating in the neighborhood then if they are so paranoid.
It’s happened before. People’s houses have gotten robbed in LA after people realized they can park in the neighborhoods to walk up close to the Hollywood sign. I understand this neighbor’s concern to be honest.
That’s probably her next step!!
lol I can dress my house as the walking dead as rick grimes for all I care. lol
@@bubblehead4270 I live in LA, and it’s not as common as you think. Yes, there are home break ins, but, not from people coming by the look at a Halloween display. Matter of fact, my neighborhood has always had extravagant displays, as well as Christmas… they target more of West Hollywood areas, where the Bentleys and Lamborghinis are parked in the driveways. But, these aren’t so successful as they have security on property..
@@Audit-xq4vu no it’s not common anymore but I remember the wave of breakins that followed after social media realized how close you can get to the sign. It’s not necessarily wrong to think that waves of people posting your neighborhood on social media may invite theft.
This is not only extremely creative, but took a lot of thought and hard work! It’s Halloween… it’s time to go all out and give trick or treaters a great display! I guarantee people loved this- why should one neighbor, with a miserable attitude win?! I really feel bad for this woman! People in this world are so critical, awful and have nothing better to do than complain! I say start a petition! This is truly a work of art!!!! 🎃🎃🎃
It would be well thought out if it wasn’t an entire scene on tv. It’s basically the scene
The neighbor is most likely miserable because this has become a nuisance and is impacting the neighbor’s ability to have peace to live in their own home.
@@christinac1681 you’re the neighbor, aren’t you?
@@lemongrab9972 No, but I’ve had neighbors that pulled nonsense like this and worse with flashing lights and loud music on top of the display so I know how miserable it is to have neighbors like this. It’s easy for people like you because you just watch a video and act like you know everything. I, on the other hand, can empathize with the neighbor that complained because I have actually lived it.
I think this 54 year old boomer is gonna go get a nose ring for Halloween this year 🤔
I see they got a killer clown from outer space decor too. What a treat to see this, and a shame someone had to ruin it.
Truth is a lot of humans show this type of behaviour. They think they have the authority to dictate the life of others.
What is the point of property ownership if your neighbors can police what you do on your own property?
Many "point"s. Public right of way. Setback area. Public easement. City code. Zoning clause. The point is the surrounding infrastructure is not private....
When I was growing up every year my mom would drive us around the neighborhood to see all the beautiful decorations the neighbors put up for Christmas. There were several homes that we always stopped by because their decorations were so amazing..It was something we all looked forward to. This is the first house in the same trend just a different holiday.
Halloween is not a holiday it just pagan. A way to have society splurge on money all together so they country get richer and that all it is. Same with Christmas and valentine's etc. Y'all celebrate anything
There are streets like Peacock Lane in Portland where every house participates in the annual displays, and they spend big money on it. But yes, it causes severe traffic jams, they just learn to live with not being able to get into their own driveways for a month.
Halloween is not a holiday, unlike Christmas.
@@annieridesagain3262 does it’s suddenly become “not a holiday” when you discover it was actually the pagan winter solstice celebration and not Jesus’ birth? Your beliefs are crafted from lies and are as ridiculous as you are: extremely.
I live 30 mins away from here and just found out about it dang it
Yea they are definitely hiding something if they don’t want that kind of attention.
This is the best and the most brilliant halloween display I've ever since in my entire life
Then you need to go out more.
*seen
This is an amazing Halloween display so much talent here.
How they do it?
String
Spooktacular effort and results. I am willing to offer my place for you to set this up. So sad we are in British Columbia, would be quite the commute. Well done. The neighbor probably will have somthing to say about Christmas and New Years too.🎃🎃🎃
This is the best idea ever... if there was some kind of competition this would be in top 3
Unhappy people love to shut down other people's happiness
Did it ever come to your small mind that this is affecting the neighbor's happiness?
@@Maspets boohoo for them they are the only ones who will have a problem with it and it's not even there like people aren't coming to their houses yet they're saying that oh that's the danger maybe you should thank me for insulting other people looks like you're the one with a small mind instead
MASpets lmao are you the neighbor?? You’re super defensive and replying to all the comments who criticize the neighbor for being a party pooper lol
@@LadyBug-ky6qu VERY original I would have never thought of that. The information presented does not suggest someone is being a "party pooper", just that you guys are simpletons.
misery loves company
I work in an auto plant. I have a coworker (a temp) who is going to be off for awhile to have a brain tumor removed. We organized a charity raffle to raise some money for her. The drawing for the raffle was to be this past Friday, but on Tuesday we were informed an associate 'complained' about the raffle and they pulled the plug on it. We had to go ask everyone if they wanted their money back, nobody did of course. Point being, it only takes one bitter soul to ruin it for everyone
Horrible and sad 💔😢
That's terrible that someone could be so bitter & heartless!
why not just give the money directly to the girl
Pull the plug on that miserable loser
This must be the opposite of the place where someone hanged themselves outside at halloween and no one noticed for days.
I wouldn't of removed it unless there was a court order.
I love it. It is so creative. I love Halloween and I'm so sorry that you have morons for neighbors. I hope you will be able to display it for Halloween. Great job on Max!
You shouldn't call her neighbor a moron.
@@turtleneckferret sorry but they are a moron complaining about a Halloween decoration that isn't hurting anyone. they are just miserable and wanted something to whine about
@@turtleneckferret Well, they are morons. Not gonna call them something they aren't.
@@turtleneckferret Perhaps not, but they really do not have to take it down.
How would you describe the party-poopy neighbors? Just curious.
So the neighbors should have to accept and deal with hundreds of strangers showing up everyday outside their homes, lining up in vehicles, blocking driveways and making excessive noise all hours of the day and generally creating an unsafe environment for everyone else in the neighborhood...?
It's a cute display but shouldn't come at the cost of everyone else's comfort and safety in the neighborhood.
The person concerned about all the strangers is living in a tough world. Our neighborhood centers Halloween around one blocked-off area two blocks long, and we crowd everyone and everything we can think of in there. I guess we have a better class of neighbors, including the ones who come from the next town. Here's wishing all of you can be the neighbors you want.
A resident of Los Altos, CA had a MAJOR Xmas display on his corner lot which drew large nightly crowds. His neighbor across the street joined in and set up a computer-controlled light display on his own roof. Then , that neighbor moved away and the new homeowner "called the cops" on the "hazard to the community" which he considered the Christmas revelry.
So, the next year, instead of displaying all the amazing vintage decor that delighted folks for years, the man erected a custom-made 30'-tall inflatable lighted Grinch which knelt and pointed an accusing finger at the joykill across the road.
I think it's amazing what it doing for people and your doing it as a family I don't understand why one neighbor would be that way it's very sad cuz you guys are amazing
Also I just sent this video to my sister we are in San Antonio Texas and absolutely love it
The day in age where someone's feelings shuts down something on your property
Exactly. Must be a democRat town!
@@vermili0n i guarantee you this was actually a christian republican who wants christianity to be the country's official religion.
Exactly why I live in a no HOA neighborhood
Yep. That's conservatives for you. They always want complete control over everyone else.
Your neighbors might not bother people but the vast majority of Republican Christens do this all the time!!
That's why you don't ask neighbors for permission.
It's easier to ask for forgiveness, than it is to ask for permission
@@fauxque5057 exactly
So there’s two different properties shown where she is levitated, one beside a light pole and one is not??
They really pulled the "what about the children" card
Halloween decorations not ok. Grooming and drag shows 👍. Got it
This is ridiculously clever! I live 5 minutes from where they filmed that Stranger Things scene so I'm extra angry about the neighbors that complained.
You're so lucky you live near the filming location for that scene!
Where was it
Can i come over
@@Butt--Head Denver Colorado
Actually makes me sad that all that effort and creativity went into that scene and she had to take it down. That's gotta be really tough to have to do.
It got to stay and city officials loved it
It's an HOA neighborhood. How is it sad? And since when was RECREATING a fiction scene so creative anyway?
Move it to someone elses house.
@@SmokeMyPoll There was nothing about an HOA in the news story, so I think you are making that up. It takes creativity to create a display likd that. You sound like someone who would never create anything, only try to tear others down.
@@SmokeMyPoll it takes creativity in the way you assemble it in your place, making the props.
Less trolling, more thinking.
Neighbor be sipping on that Haterade