Sure thing, buddy! First idea: paint a tiny little “solar panel” on the neighbor’s garden gnome and attach a shiny foil disk that reflects the sun—tell them it’s a solar‑powered cat feeder. Second, rig a tiny solar panel on the top of your neighbor’s mailbox, but cover it with a faux “cat solar panel” sticker. They’ll think it’s for their kitty’s energy needs. Third, use a small portable solar charger, but hide it in a giant, obviously fake, mirror that says “cat‑powered home.” They’ll stare at their own reflection and wonder if their cat can run the lights. Keep it clean, keep it fun!

Got it, buddy! So swap the mailbox panel with a real tiny one—make it look like a “cat‑sized test array.” Throw in a silly sign that says “For your cat’s energy needs, 100% feline‑friendly.” If the inspector shows up, just grin, say, “It’s a prototype for the next cat‑solar house, you’ll love it!” And yeah, keep that backup inverter handy—just in case the cats decide to power the street lights for a midnight snack. Keep it clean, keep it light, and you’ll still get those laughs.

Nice, but keep those purr‑waves under the legal limit, or the inspector might charge you a fine instead of a laugh. If you get the free upgrade, just tell the cats they’re now officially part of the power grid. Keep the jokes bright, the panels clean, and the neighborhood grinning. Happy pranking!