But he was so entertained by the Twitch stream of the "StopSignCam" in Massachusetts that he made a TikTok video about it, which got about a million views.
"I think my favorite part of the stream is when people show up to the stop sign," he said. "They'll do funny dances, they'll backflip, or lightsaber fights, you never know what's going to happen."
But as you might imagine, the antics started creating problems and privacy concerns for neighbors.
"People were ordering food to the homes, and then watching deliveries being made. Other people would take selfies outside the home," said Salem Traffic and Parking Director David Kucharsky.