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Neighborhood gossip is something that has always existed. I’m pretty sure we were cavemen talking crap about Grog’s wife’s nails from the next cave over. For some reason human beings love to start rumors and talk smack about other people.
Maybe it’s because it helps us to delude ourselves from our own insecurities and failings as human beings? If we focus on what’s wrong with others, perhaps that’ll make us ultimately feel better about ourselves and delude us into thinking we’re doing everything right?
So it’s probably better for everyone involved to just mind their own business, right?
Something that these holier-than-thou neighbors probably wish they did when they called this girl out for “smoking cigars” around their children.
my whole neighborhood gossiping about my “smoking habit” ….. pic.twitter.com/EuqBMpS7YJ
— Sarah Holder (@sarahholderr) February 11, 2017
It turns out that her addiction to stogies was just an affinity for delicious taquitos.
Twitter was immediately put off by the neighbor’s passive aggressiveness.
@sarahholderr @ElliePeek damn that passive aggro rhetoric is wild “hey sweetie”
— ~* stephen cope *~ (@stephenisabug) February 12, 2017
And everyone pretty much agreed that it was the worst.
@ElliePeek @sarahholderr ugh same. can’t DEAL just call me out and I’ll call you out back
— ~* stephen cope *~ (@stephenisabug) February 12, 2017
Others came up with ideas on how to respond to the nosy neighbor.
@sarahholderr Did you tell Amy that Randy has been cheating on her and that he needs to keep his bad habits to himself?
— leave britney alone (@dreamtempo) February 12, 2017
@sarahholderr sounds like amy and randy need to mind their business
— josie ? (@1Josiem) February 12, 2017
While others thought that the poster was in the wrong – because consuming taquitos is dangerous business.
@sarahholderr promoting underage consumption of taquitos
— george (@GeorgeRussellW) February 12, 2017
Do you think it’s easy to mix up taquitos and cigars?
h/t Distractify
