re: What Real Life Curb Your Enthusiasm situations have you found yourself in?

Moved into a house a couple years ago. Guy across the street is almost always sitting on his porch. All good, good for old boy enjoying his retirement.

But I’m always running around doing stuff and feel like if I wave once then I’m waving every time I see him. Then there will be the inevitable days when the wave timing is off and creates a “what his problem” situation with one of the waving parties not delivering the return wave.

I’m a good neighbor and by all accounts a nice guy, but have now made this dysfunctional wave moratorium that would be weird to back out of at this point.

Car need a jump? I’m in. Lost dog? Moving a big piece of furniture? I’m your Huckleberry. But I don’t want to wave at this guy 15 times a day. It’s hopelessly stupid, but here we are.