A woman decided to bother one of
her neighbors over a Tigger
flag that her neighbor was flying
in front of her home.
It's a small flag,
it's a cute flag, and they don't
live in a situation where there's
an homeowners association that gets
to button to their personal life.
So let's watch what this woman had
to say.
>> How are you?
>> I'm good, how are you? >> I
want to talk about this Tigger
flag. >> Okay. >> I don't like it.
>> [COUGH] Okay, why not?
>> No, about the American flags
realize, I don't say nothing about
the traveling ban car.
I don't
say nothing about the backyard, but
now I don't want that.
>> Okay, I didn't hang that,
my brother hung that.
>> No, I'm just I'm just telling
you, I don't like it.
>> Okay.
>> And we have rules, I don't have
to go find out what they are,
but I don't like that.
>> I mean, this isn't
a homeowner's association though.
>> No, but there's rules for
the community.
It's called Williamsburg something
and there's rules.
>> Okay.
>> So I'm just saying I don't like
it.
>> All right. >> It makes it look
tacky.
It makes the neighborhood
looks tacky.
>> It doesn't, but that's okay.
I said it doesn't, but it's okay,
you're allowed your opinion.
>> Okay, thank you.
I will find out about it.
>> All right, well,
you have a good day.
>> Ignored.
>> So this was the offensive flag.
Yes, it is Tigger from Winnie
the Pooh.
>> Wow, let me just say that
the homeowner who is flying that
cute flag was far more patient than
I would be because especially in
the absence of
a homeowner's association,
one of the worst groups that you
could ever have to deal with.
She should have slammed the door,
and maybe some cursing before
slamming the door at her face.
You think this looks tacky?
I mean, leave people alone.
How about that? >> Yeah.
>> Okay, why don't we take a look
at that woman's house, maybe we
can decide what we think is tacky.
There's no homeowners association,
there's no rule indicating that she
can't fly that flag.
But the woman by the way knows it,
she knows it.
I don't want to have
to look up the laws and the rules,
I know they don't exist,
but I won't have to look them up.
Be on your way lady, bye bye, go.
[LAUGH] >> No,
I can't stand people like this,
these people are the worst,
they're the worst, the worst.
The neighbors who are constantly up
your, you know what about like,
I don't like that rug that you have
in front of your door.
And no, I don't like these
decorations, and no,
I don't like that color that
you painted your garage, shut up.
>> [LAUGH] Okay,
so I had a number of thoughts about
this when I saw the video.
First of all,
[LAUGH] I know it makes you mad,
but that was highly amusing to me,
I don't like it.
>> Who cares?
[LAUGH] >> Again,
it goes back to entitlement,
it goes back to entitlement.
>> Yes.
>> I don't like it, and even though
I know there are no rules against
this Tigger flag, I am entitled to
telling you I don't like it to
pressure you to take it down.
No, you're not entitled to that, be
on your way lady, be on your way.
>> [LAUGH] I knew that I
couldn't get through this stuff.
>> I'm sorry, Cenk, go ahead.
>> It's okay. [LAUGH] >> You know
what, zipping it.
I'm zipping it right now.
>> I doubt it.
>> Go ahead. >> Okay.
>> Zipping it.
>> Nope, not going to happen.
Okay, here we go.
I don't like it, [LAUGH] I just
keep thinking in my head,
I'd be thinking duly noted and
I would have a completely different
reaction there.
You don't want to wait when this
third time she said, I'm like you
know what, I'm really glad you said
it, I'm going to go write it
down because I almost forgot.
Which way you go, yes or no?
No, right? You don't like it,
got it, got it.
We're writing it down,
we're going to mull it over.
Okay, we're going to work
24/7 around the clock thinking
about that Tigger flag.
Why would I care what you think?
Okay, so now the second thing I
thought of was, I know this gets
under your skin in the biggest way.
And if she had come to Ana's door,
it would have been
the wrong door to come to.
>> I mean, I unfortunately do have
to deal with an HOA and there's one
particular person who's constantly
up our business, constantly.
And I've gotten to a point where I
just scream at her every time she
tries to talk to me.
And I tell her, not to talk to me.
I've slammed the door on her face
several times.
I don't know how that woman stayed
so calm.
There is no HOA in this community.
>> [LAUGH] I love that woman.
She's the calmest woman in America.
>> She's the best, she's the best.
She's better than me,
way better than me.
But I dream of the day, and
it'll happen someday,
I don't know how, but
it'll happen someday.
I dream of the day when I don't
have an HOA >> Yeah.
>> And someone tries to come at me
about the flag that I'm flying.
>> Yeah, so
I remember- >> Be on your way.
>> [LAUGH] So I remember in our
neighborhood when I was growing up,
some house was in disrepair,
let's put it there and
it really was, okay?
And I remember somebody saying, and
at the time I guess I must have
been high school or something
growing up talking about it,
should we do something about it?
And I remember thinking,
what would we do about it?
It's not our house, right?
So miss- >> Yeah.
>> It's called freedom.
>> Exactly, yeah.
If the house is in disrepair,
and it's such an eyesore for you as
a private property owner, then why
don't you do something about it.
If it bothers you, then why don't
you be a good neighbor and
offer to help?
>> Yeah, you could.
>> Offer to help.
>> Yeah, like the lawn was out of
control.
No, I'm sure I'm making this up,
but I think that I thought why
didn't he go mow the lawn.
>> No, you didn't.
>> [LAUGH] Am sure I did.
>> Yeah, 100%.
[LAUGH] >> Yeah, 100%.
>> [LAUGH] No, there's no way.
>> [LAUGH] Look,
anyway it doesn't matter.
>> [LAUGH] I love when you're
trying to give yourself credit.
>> No, I swear, I think I do
remember that, but I totally agree
with you to call BS on.
Okay, so we're moving forward.
>> Okay, [LAUGH] so
another favorite part of the video
was, it's called Williamsburg son,
is it?
[LAUGH] >> I mean,
white people in America talk about
firing their weapon on government
workers who are just trying to get
them vaccinated.
This woman shows up and she's like,
I don't like it,
I don't like your flag.
But be on your way.
What are you doing?
She took time out of her day to
knock on the neighbor's door for
that >> Think about how incredibly
rude that is to go to somebody
else's house which is perfectly
fine house, you see it's not in
disrepair or anything like that.
You saw the rest of the yard,
it looks great, etc.
To go to somebody's house and say,
I don't like something that look,
I don't like how a certain part of
your house looks.
What an incredibly rude thing to
say.
And guys, that's the only serious
point here, it's the entitlement.
>> Yes.
>> She thinks like I'm in charge,
everybody else has to do what I
think.
And the only thing is,
it was a minor miracle that didn't
get racial, right?
The whole time, I'm waiting for
the other shoe to drop.
I'm like okay,
it didn't get racial, [LAUGH] okay?
But overall though, she thinks I'm
the boss of this town,
is Williamsburg Sutton, okay?
And she's like,
I know it's in the rule,
I don't know, but
I'm going to look it up.
But [LAUGH] okay,
final thing is JR's reaction in
the production meeting was awesome.
He's say, I wish somebody would
do that to me.
because then I would go to every
neighbor and be like knock-knock,
I don't really like that
window, okay?
You gotta change how that window
looks, okay?
You, I don't like your bedshit.
>> [CROSSTALK] You got to clean up
your bushes.
>> No, don't get the other
neighbors involved.
[LAUGH] >> Okay, the other
neighbors are good people,
they're not harassing, they're not
bothering you, just this one woman
and every neighborhood has one.
You guys all know it,
every neighborhood has one, okay?
The lady who doesn't have anything
else to do all day, so
she's walking around,
she's like, that grass is too high.
I don't like that flag.
I don't like that color.
Your mail is really gathering up in
this mailbox,
maybe you should check.
Shut up, shut up, go away.
[LAUGH] >> Go find a hobby lady.
What are you doing?
>> Whatever it is is personal,
I can't quite tell.
>> She knows.