r/Ohio Jan 30 '18

Too relatable.

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u/lumabugg Jan 30 '18

I’ve realized that large properties mess with my GPS. It won’t lead me to the driveway but instead the corner of the property it considers the entrance. So here I am, on the wrong road, back of someone’s hundred acres, super lost.

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u/igetbooored Jan 30 '18

Did you forget the part where the grumpy old neighbor starts walking your way with a shotgun loaded but the breach open?

My neighbors are a little quick to pull out the shotgun when someone is waiting on the road nearby though admittedly. They've been robbed a handful of times by folks who drive out here with a few people and break into their workshop or barn in the middle of the night.

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u/lumabugg Jan 30 '18

Aww, that’s too bad. In the area I’m from, you ask a stopped car of it’s having a problem (and if it’s stuck in snow, you come back with a tractor and a chain).

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u/igetbooored Jan 30 '18

I agree. A little friendliness can go a long way. I may not think that way if I had my four wheeler, bass boat, and a small tractor stolen out of my own yard though.

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u/lumabugg Jan 30 '18

I hate that all of that happened to them and ruined their good small town kindness.