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Input: Hey all,

So this is pretty short. It was snowing when I got home last night, and I realized my neighbor’s windshield wipers were down. My neighbor and I share a driveway, so we park right to each other. I put mine up to keep them from freezing to the glass, and then I did the same to his Corolla to do him a solid. He texted me this morning pretty upset, basically told me not to touch his shit again. Fair enough. 

I mean we’ve always gotten along pretty well. I wouldn’t necessarily say we’re *friends*, but we get along. Brief chit chat if we see each other in the driveway. He invited to his place when they threw a party for his girlfriend getting her green card. He does kickboxing in his basement, and we’ve trained in his basement a couple times. We don’t talk about much, but get along well enough. That’s why I figured he’d appreciate me doing that for him. No one likes their wipers frozen to the glass. 

My first thought was you don’t want someone to miss with your shit in case they fuck something up, but he knows I’m a gear head. I mean hell I even put a new alternator into his Corolla for him because a mechanic wanted over $300 just to put the sob in. 

I dunno. Yeah, in retrospect, texting him asking if he wanted me to put his wipers up would’ve been easy. It really just never crossed my mind 

putting my neighbor's windshield wipers up during the snow