My Karen neighbour put a ridiculous note through my letterbox & accused me of poisoning her ugly dog…she’s honestly mad
A MAN has claimed that his ‘crazy’ neighbour, who he describes as a ‘Karen’ sent him a letter in the post accusing him of feeding her dog chocolate.
Adrian Peru took to TikTok to share the note that he claimed to have received from his angry neighbour.
He shared his video with the caption ‘They’re accusing me of Poisoning their Ugly Chihuahua ’
He held up the note from his angry neighbour, which had a Reese’s chocolate wrapper attached and said “Stop giving my dog chocolate! I’m calling the police.”
Adrian noted: “Crazy neighbour alert.”
He then said: “The f***ing neighbours just bought this – stop giving my dog chocolate and they even taped it up and they’re calling the police.
“First of all, I don’t even eat these types of chocolates.
“They said they got me on camera but I was literally giving the dog these calming [dog treats] because the dog barks all night.
“So if they want to call the cops, that’s on them but I literally have proof that I just gave him this.”
Adrian’s video has clearly shocked many, as it has quickly gone viral and has racked up a whopping 2.6million views.
It has 230.8k likes, 1,892 comments and 1,033 shares.
One person said: “I’ve got a one that told me to keep our own stuff off of our porch, lets their dogs in my yard and thinks I’m not allowed to do anything.”
Another added: “I’m dead”
A third commented: “I stopped Comprehending after you stated that you don’t eat REESES!!! Who don’t like the best candy in the world?!?!?!?”
Someone else noted: “This and the caption is killing me omg.”
Whilst another user posted: “So rude of your neighbours!”
However, many eagle-eyed TikTok users were quick to spot that Adrian actually had some packets of Reese’s chocolates on his table.
As a result, some thought that Adrian’s video was a joke, or thought that he may indeed have been giving his neighbour’s dog chocolate.
One person said: “The Reese’s on the Table!!! ”
Whilst a second chimed in: “With the same exact chocolates in the background ”