'I will have you towed': Resident shocked to find harsh note left on car
A resident who lives in an apartment building with no reserved spots and "free for all parking" has been surprised to find a note blasting them for parking in 'their' spot.
The person who found the note on their car posted it on Reddit's 'Mildly Infuriating' thread with the caption, "Received this s--tty note on our car."
"Hi. R U dumb?" the note read.
"Can you not park in my f--king spot again or I will have you towed? Thanks so much &*$*%*! Park literally anywhere else? lol."
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A resident was shocked to find a harsh note on their car. Reddit
Some Redditers found the ordeal amusing, joking about the ignorance of the note.
"Never before have I received such a clear glimpse into someone's personality without having to see or hear them," one joked.
"Park there again, get two hearts," another quipped.
"Was written by Regina George," another comment read, referencing the 'queen bee' character in Mean Girls.
Others were infuriated by the note, some sharing their own experiences in response.
"We had this happen to us when we bought our home. A note on the car saying 'don't park in my spot'," one wrote.
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Some users found the ordeal amusing, joking about the ignorance of the note, others were infuriated. Getty
"No idea who it came from. In the end we flipped the note over, wrote 'don't touch my car, knock on (our house number) if you have something to say'," they added. "Never heard back from it nor had problems since."
Another suggested that the tenants should report the incident to management.
"Should show this to whoever manages your apartment, I'm sure they just love tenants harassing others for no reason," another suggested.
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