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00:00I live in Asia, in a capital city, where old homes clash against rising high-rises,

00:13the kind of place where neighbors aren't always what they seem.

00:17The house I bought? It was a steal, literally.

00:20A family friend who hadn't lived in the country for three years needed cash, fast.

00:26So I stepped in.

00:27The house was mid-renovation, held together by half-finished dreams and a rusty padlock on the front door.

00:34No gate. No security. Just open.

00:37From day one, things fell off.

00:40I walked into the garage, and someone else's bike was parked there.

00:43Not mine. Some random guy using my space like a public lot.

00:48I rolled it out to the road, and within hours, a man was banging at my gate.

00:53I didn't answer. Just watched from my window, as he gave up and took the bike.

00:59That was the first red flag.

01:01The second? People blocking my gate constantly, assuming the house was still abandoned.

01:07A quick no-parking sign fixed that, but it told me just how invisible this property had become to the neighborhood.

01:14They didn't respect it, or its new owner.

01:17And then came the water. It was just a normal night.

01:21I was in the shower, lathered up, relaxing, when the water pressure dipped.

01:25I mean seriously dipped.

01:27At the same moment, I heard a familiar whirring hum.

01:31A water pump.

01:32But not mine.

01:33It was coming from next door.

01:35That house belonged to an older man, crusty, bitter.

01:39He lived on the ground floor, and rented out the other two to tenants.

01:43He had been furious when the house was sold.

01:46According to my friends, the old owners, he'd been vocal, almost hostile.

01:51But I'm a six-foot guy, with three dogs.

01:54I wasn't exactly worried about him doing anything dumb.

01:58Still, hearing his pump while my water pressure plummeted?

02:01It didn't sit right.

02:03I waited.

02:04When his pump shut off, I turned on a tap.

02:06Water pressure, normal.

02:08Coincidence?

02:09Maybe.

02:10But that wasn't the only sign.

02:12See, even when the house was empty for three years, the water bills had been suspiciously high.

02:18Everyone assumed it was due to leaks in the old pipes.

02:22But now, I was starting to see the puzzle pieces click together.

02:26Imagine this.

02:27You just bought your home, fixed it up, started settling in.

02:31And now you realize your own neighbor has been stealing your water.

02:34Probably for years.

02:36Walking into your property, like it was his.

02:39Installing some hidden siphon and thinking.

02:41Eh, no one's around.

02:43It's mine now.

02:45It wasn't about the cost.

02:47Water's cheap here.

02:48Five bucks a month covers my dogs.

02:51The car, the garden.

02:52But it was about the principle.

02:54Resentment creeps in.

02:56It was about the audacity of someone thinking they had the right to take.

03:00Just because I wasn't looking.

03:02So, I made a choice.

03:04I didn't yell at him.

03:06Didn't confront him.

03:07Didn't even call the cops.

03:09I flicked a switch.

03:10Literally.

03:11On Monday, I waited.

03:13The moment his pump roared to life.

03:16I walked over to my main valve and turned it off.

03:19Silence.

03:20But not for long.

03:21Now, here's how these systems work in my country.

03:24Water is pumped to tanks on the roof.

03:27The tanks have ball valves that detect the water level.

03:31If there's no water coming in, the valve stays open, signaling the pump to keep going.

03:36Forever.

03:37Until something gives.

03:39That night, something gave.

03:41I thought maybe I'd burn out his pump.

03:43Maybe inconvenience his tenants.

03:45But I underestimated just how ancient and fragile his wiring was.

03:50The next thing I knew, it was 3 a.m.

03:52I heard murmurs, then shouting, lights flickering, doors opening, chaos.

03:59The tenants were livid.

04:00No water.

04:02No power.

04:03Just as building, dark in the middle of a glowing city street.

04:07The landlord, Mr. I deserve free water, stood helpless.

04:11And in our country, water and power aren't luxuries.

04:15They're legally protected essentials.

04:18Denying them can get you fined, sued, even charged.

04:21And his tenants didn't hold back.

04:24Two days later, one moved out entirely.

04:27The other filed a police complaint.

04:29Turns out, since the wiring hadn't been updated in decades,

04:33the overworked pump caused a full-blown electrical meltdown.

04:37And because he hadn't maintained the infrastructure,

04:40the law was clear.

04:41It was his responsibility.

04:43He was fined $500, which here is a small fortune.

04:47He had to refund both security deposits.

04:49Couldn't re-rent the units until everything was fixed.

04:53He had no income.

04:55And by the weekend, he was moving out.

04:57Packed his things and shuffled off to live with his daughter.

05:01But that's not the best part.

05:02He came by my gate one morning.

05:05Calm.

05:06Casual.

05:06Asked me,

05:07Did you turn off your water supply?

05:09I looked him dead in the eye and smiled.

05:12Oh, yeah, I said.

05:14Had a leak in one of the pipes.

05:16Plumber's coming tomorrow.

05:18His face didn't change, but his eyes did.

05:21You ever see someone clench their jaw behind a fake smile?

05:25He knew.

05:26He knew I knew.

05:27And he knew there wasn't a damn thing he could do.

05:30I wasn't breaking any laws.

05:32I didn't touch his property.

05:33All I did was stop giving him something that wasn't his in the first place.

05:39Next week, I'm getting a full plumbing inspection.

05:42Making sure there are no pipes leaving my boundary.

05:45No weak spots.

05:47No access.

05:48No mercy.

05:49What started as a hunch became one of the most satisfying wins of my life.

05:54Not because I wanted to ruin someone.

05:57But because someone tried to use me.

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