WOW! Nice!

I see they didn't refer to the bubble level on the light when they mounted it...

I never got why people left them on the lights after they're level too.

Oh and it also has one of those Wi-Fi devices on it too.

I wonder if this is the original McGraw Edison Unidoor bubble level.....because I saw the AD of the McGraw Unidors feature that!

they sure didn't use it LOL. Maybe the pole has tilted over time if it's metal... Or if the wood pole was renewed they may not have secured the arm on straight...

Wooden poles do tilt over time too actually....

Yeah I've seen poles that are installed with another pole tilted at 45 degrees to keep them from shifting over time and more commonly see stainless steel rods that act both as a support and a ground for the streetlights and transformers. The pole in my yard has a stake in the ground with a wire that goes up the pole to the stainless stell support rods, the streetlight (well actually the tapered elliptical lag bolt), and the transformer.

I've seen almost all type of direct buried poles tilt over time, mostly wooden and concrete poles though. Base mounted pole seem to tilt less.