WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA — A New York couple's swanky vacation home in lovely Florida has been hilariously taken over by a bunch of no good, freeloading scavengers. <br /><br />According to the Palm Beach Post, dozens of black vultures have taken over the Casimano family's $702,000 house they bought earlier this year near the Ibis Golf and Country Club. <br />The vultures have destroyed screen enclosures and overtaken the pool and barbecue. <br />The Palm Beach Post reports that the few times the family has visited, they've had to park their car in the garage to avoid the vultures attacking it. <br />Wait—these people thought it was an inconvenience because they had to park their car IN their garage? Life can be so difficult sometimes. <br />Apparently, a neighbor regularly feeds the vultures, racoons and other wildlife in the area a ton of dog food, sandwiches and roast chicken. <br />According to Siobhan Casimano, after the birds have their fill they roost on and around surrounding houses, including the Casimano's crib. <br />Casimano told the Palm Beach Post, "the vultures just vomit everywhere. Defecating and vomiting. It's just gross. We can't even go back down to the house."<br />Some people have tried fireworks and balloons to scare the birds off, but that stopped working already. <br />As for the vultures, they appear to be having one hell of a summer.
