For normal leaves I would say no obligation, unless you have like the only tree in the neighborhood and it’s obvious that it’s your leaves in their yard.
One exception, for me at least, is palm trees. I have several along the border between houses, and when they get trimmed once a year, it’s impossible not to spew crap all over the neighbor’s property, including all over their roof and in their pool. The trimmers do a mediocre job of cleaning this stuff up, and I usually try to do a more thorough job once they’re gone.
The general rule is that people are responsible for leaves that fall on their own property, regardless of where they came from. OTOH, people also have the right to trim neighbors’ branches that extend over the property line.
yes…but what’s super funny is that Skyline has cinnamon and cocoa in it…so I have to wonder if regular (that stuff in the video looks like Wendy’s chili or similar) chili on a cinnamon roll ends up tasting something like skyline?
Also, Skyline is Greek food. If people would go there expecting Greek/Mediterranean flavors, they might not be so put off. Still think it was a mistake to call it “chili.”
I have had good, homemade greek moussaka and skyline chili. I don’t really associate the two, but thee experiences were decades apart. When I go to a Greek place, I never order that. And I’ve only been to Skyline a couple of times.
I do, on occasion, order pastitsio. I guess the flavor profile of meat in that is kind of, sort of, maybe similar. I’d probably have to taste them at the same sitting (or at least more frequently) to detect that.