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For some reason, Johnson County city admins have decided to Diamond Heart Love Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Champions Shirt be very angry when people put out big-screen televisions or projectors pointed at blankets\garage-doors and party outside. I’ve seen people do it for the Superbowl, other big sports games, and all the big holidays, especially the drinking ones. Usually, it’s accompanied by BBQ and/or a fire to sit around. Basically JOCO has decided to look down on front yard tailgating. Why? Well, city officials will give you shitty reasons. Showing your tv invites burglars, drunk people knock them over, it invites public drinking, etc. Basically it’s a big “fuck you” to neighbors having fun with each other.

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Naw, man, this is real ‘America. We drive to and from our houses and don’t interact with anybody except our kids, spouses, and coworkers. No walking to Official Diamond Heart Love Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Champions Shirt your neighbor’s house with a six-pack and some bratwurst to party. No, neighbors are for being paranoid about property values and manicuring your lawn to show it off like the petty nouveau rich you are. That’s the JOCO way. Why, if we let people party on the street, then they’ll party on the block. They’ll have block parties. If we allow that, people will say they’re from the block. Then they’ll be from the hood. We don’t like those people.

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I swear to god JoCo is probably the Diamond Heart Love Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Champions Shirt most obnoxious, stereotypically tightassed suburb in the entire country outside of maybe some of the Dallas neighborhoods I’ve been too. Yeah, you’re being downvote but I feel you. Other countries frequently do this front yard party thing for holidays and people say it brings with it a huge sense of community. It’s actually fairly sad that suburban America has become so uptight with HOA rules and all that. Yes I know it’s about preserving your precious property value, but still, it’s a bit sad. These communities all sit inside and hardly know each other. Idk I grew up in a stuck up neighborhood and even still all the neighbors I had growing up are like family to me. It didn’t take a projector and a sheet to form that relationship.