According to the  West Australian , police were called when Michael's dad refused to allow him to look for his young son's Lego set in the  basement . Yes - the pettiest story just got pettier.  Thankfully for all parties involved, the missing  building block toys were  found after police arrived on the scene. Michael Rotondo, the 30-year-old who sued his parents when they ordered him to move out of their house and Syracuse's gift that keeps on giving, finally moved out, (with the help of a $3,000 from one Alex Jones) but not with out one final parting shot. As if the police and the New York court system weren't already sick of this guy, he calls the police over not being able to go in the basement to find his son's Lego set. This dude needs to learn to cut his losses. This is already an embarrassing story for him and he doesn't do himself any favors. Just check out this interview with CNN's Brooke Baldwin (Skip ahead to 3:45 see the most awkward sip...

I 100% thought that this was Martin Starr, he of Freaks And Geeks and  Silicon Valley fame. (CNN) A 30-year-old man didn't get the message that it was time to move out of his parents' home, even after they left him five notices and an offer of cash to help find new digs.  The New York family drama eventually rolled into the court system, where a judge on Tuesday ruled in the parents' favor and ordered Michael Rotondo to leave after having a room for eight years.  But Rotondo contends he is owed a six-month notice. (Link to full article here .) I've got to hand it to this fella. He has no shame, which is something that I'm actually kind of envious of. If I were living at home at the age of 30, not only would I be doing everything in my power to change the situation, I'd be doing everything I could to not draw attention to the fact that I still lived at home. This guy stood his ground so hard into staying at home that he is having to wi...