Wendy, a 50-year-old lawn lover, returned from a relaxing vacation to find her lush green lawn buried under a mountain of gravel. Her neighbor Tom had dumped it there for his renovation project, claiming he “didn’t have space” in his own yard. When Wendy demanded he pay for the damage, he shrugged it off, saying, “Good neighbors don’t act like you.”

Refusing to let it slide, Wendy spent days hauling the gravel back onto Tom’s driveway. But she didn’t stop there. With the help of her friends, she “kidnapped” his beloved gnome collection and photographed them all around town in hilarious poses—then returned them in wild party arrangements the night before his big dinner party.

Tom was humiliated when guests arrived and saw gnomes in “compromising positions” all over his yard. But karma didn’t end there. Wendy anonymously had a landscaping service dump a huge pile of manure in Tom’s front yard, adding insult (and stench) to injury.

Crushed by embarrassment and cleanup, Tom finally handed over cash to fix the lawn. Wendy threw a “Welcome Back, Lawn” BBQ—making Tom grill for everyone. Revenge was served—smoky, smelly, and delicious.