The American front lawn is quietly disappearing — replaced by xeriscaping, food gardens, wildflower patches, and 'no mow' movements — and the neighbors who hate it reveal something fascinating about how we police belonging and normalcy in suburbia. This episode explores how a patch of grass became a proxy war over conformity, class anxiety, and what we owe each other when we live side by side. What we choose to do with our land, it turns out, says everything about what we think community is for.