TENTANG EPISODE INI
Last week we survived the parking lot. This week we enter a place with actual rules — somehow more chaotic. We're diving deep into the wonderfully unhinged world of Homeowners Associations: real legal battles over holiday lights left up three days too long, a Florida man who weaponized his HOA rulebook against his own board, and what it says about humanity that we invented a system specifically designed to fight about mulch color.
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