In the past year, I have been charged $1,400 by my homeowner's association because you can park something like this, but not this in your driveway. We have got ourselves $1,400 in quarters, dimes, nickels, and mostly pennies that we're going to be putting into five gallon buckets and bringing it to the president's house. So they've decided to give me the maximum fine, which is $100 a day for the 14 violations that are no time stamps or proof of Wednesday or that day. It's just a crappy photo of my truck and my driveway from inside of somebody's vehicle. And I basically got to sit there and tell them why and that my garage is kind of like my safe place. I work on cars in here. I spend a lot of time in here as far as I could clear my mind and work with my hands. I can't get around my vehicle inside this garage. I have to stay outside while I'm doing stuff in here, which is on a daily basis. I explain that to them. They really didn't seem to care. If you or someone you know is hated by the HOA, these shirts are now available at cleatismicfarland.com. So go help support the cause. Let's take these HOAs and put them in the dirt, hated by the HOA. I love it with the truck on the back. That thinks fresh. Wait, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 20 times 25, $500 in pennies. We have $200 in nickels. We've got $200 in dimes and $500 in quarters. Each one of these probably weighs 25 pounds. We've got a lot of weight sitting here on the tailgate. Now unfortunately, when you get these from the bank, they come at all rolls like this. But you better believe we're about to unpackage each one of these into five gallon buckets. So, you know, they're, they're, they're pulling is that, you know, this is the rule and that's the way it's always been. You know, people in the neighborhood have made points about, well, this neighborhood isn't, what it used to be. And, you know, I explain to them, well, yeah, we personally have moved into this neighborhood and are considering very heavily looking elsewhere to live already. It's deterring young families like myself and our friends from ever living in a place like this. And so the, the mean age in the neighborhood is going to continue to get ordered because people, the young families aren't going to be moving in. We had a big debate about how to pay, who to pay. He emailed me saying, I can only take $100 bills. This lady's saying they can only take checks. Well, the Federal Reserve says that coins and currency are all legal tender for debts. So, I'm going to be paying in coins. This is legal. We're doing it. And once it comes out of the truck, when we get to the house, it is not going back in. This has been a really frustrating process with a lot of emails, people on Instagram and YouTube really, I can be on to do this. So, here we are guys. I'm excited. I'm nervous. So, let's go do it. The majority of the neighborhood isn't support of the change. However, they require 70% of the votes to be yes. I have Omoner's Association board members knocking on people's doors, leaving letters about how terrible it would be if somebody like me parked my pickup truck in the driveway. Now, I can literally get $1,000 crown Victoria, put it in the driveway, great car, by the way. But I can't park my $90,000 pickup in the driveway. They've made it so difficult for a change to actually have heard because of their unrealistic roles for how something was going to change. There's about 200 homes in the neighborhood. And for me to stop what I'm doing as a young professional and go to doorknoc on 200 people's homes to beg them to let me live. One of my truck in the driveway is absolutely ridiculous. And it's just been a really sad frustrating car being best of all the money with the housing. People have mentioned so why don't you just move and yeah, we can't move. But as Omoner's know, you have to live in a residence for two years before moving so that you don't have to be cap of getting tax on any money gained from the sale of your home. So, you know, if I bought this home for 300,000 and then I sold it a year later for 500,000, I would have to pay taxes on that 200,000. Versus if I waited the two-year mark, then I wouldn't have to. So we're about 10 months, 11 months in the living care and I've already accumulated $14,000 in fines. And it's really sad. I've just spent my time and my resources and my money to pay these people. But on the flip side of that, at least this money won't go back into the neighborhood. So, you know, we're going to stick it to them today and I'm going to continue to park my truck outside and I'm going to bring on some other vehicles from the track that aren't as appealing just to make a point and be paid. Because a lot of people talk about doing stuff like this, so I'm going to do it, you know. I'm fired up. I'm fired up about it. Alright, we are loaded up. We got six buckets full of coins with a little bit more manageable weight to carry them for each one. And we are headed over to the president's house now to pay my fine for parking my nice pickup truck and my driveway. Unbelievable. You know, I've been thinking it's real unfortunate. It's got to come down to something like this. Here I am bringing youth to our neighborhood, working a ton, starting a family, going to be bringing kids into the neighborhood. And they're finding me over $1,000 because I'm, I just, it just absolutely flabbergasses me. And that's why I'm doing this to, you know, stand up for what I believe in even though other people may disagree about what I'm doing. It's, it's fun. It's entertaining. It's something I've always wanted to do and I'll remember it for the rest of my life, so that's a good idea. We got four buckets in, had two more to go. Now I'm earning the doorbell. These are the heavy ones. Hey, is Bill available? Great. He says he's available, but he's not coming to the door. Is what I say? I've got a gentleman here with a bunch of buckets. Hey, Bill, how you doing? Here's my payment, $1,400 for parking my truck and my driveway. All right. Yeah, Federal Reserve. Yeah, it's the law. You haven't looked at the court's cases. The court cases have dealt with this. Yeah, well, this is a federal law. It's for a fine. It's money owed. It's a debt. Have a good day. See you later, Bill. Bill's not happy right now, guys. I'm going to go ahead and get a photo for evidence that we delivered it. And we're going to get out of here. All right. There's the $1,400 in coins delivered. Talk to Bill. Told him we're leaving it. See you later, brother. He's coming back out. Hold on. Hey, it's this for that. You got that. You got that. Violations. You came by that, honestly. We're not supposed to park a car there and you knew that. You know, it's not that. It's the fact that somebody can park a thousand dollar piece of crap in their driveway. And I can't park my. Well, if people want it to be a new neighborhood and bring you to the area, how can they expect to do that without any change? They do, because we even have people that have trucks that have voted no for trucks. Really? I find that very hard to believe. I was telling you that all of the truck people voted, all of the truck people really. I really. I find that very hard to believe. So you're telling me that everybody that owns a truck in this neighborhood would be our against parking the in the driveway versus a thousand dollar piece of crap. I find that very hard to believe. I have. I have asked around. You've asked what you have. We've got a petition of 50 to 60 people. Well, yeah, because it's your list that you've dedicated to oppose this opposition. You know, I mean, it's it's too bad that this is how it has to be, but there's my payment and we're moving on. Too bad. Too bad I had to end this way, but in the end, I kind of lost the battle myself. I haven't paid the money and haven't parked my truck outside, but hopefully they don't want my stuff to man anymore. Make sure you guys subscribe, like, leave me a comment. We'll see you on the next episode. I got more content to come. Grab it up.