A homeowner was left shocked after her neighbour left a threatening note on her car.
Parking disputes can be frustrating at the best of times, and the temptation might be there to leave a passive aggressive note might be strong, but in the long run, it's just not worth it.
One neighbour, however, seems to have skipped past being passive aggressive and just gone straight to the aggressive part.
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Gina Gagliardi said on TikTok that she had been forced to call in a tow truck as someone had repeatedly kept parking in the spot which was reserved for her.
The situation then escalated with Gagliardi saying that she had been woken up by their neighbour trying to talk to her before leaving the threatening note.
She said: “So I woke up this morning to her not only at my Ring trying to talk to me, but left a note on my car.”
“Woke me up from screaming through this window, trying to say that she’s gonna sue me because I am making fun of her and her children.”
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The note was riddled with profanity, and threatened to sue her for calling the tow truck.
It read: “You want to be cute on TikTok, recording my kids, where I live. I’m going to sue your dumb a**. You picked the right one.
“Pray I don’t catch you outside."
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The note ended with: "See you in court b***h.”
And viewers were throughly unimpressed by the note.
One person wrote: "I’d keep that note for ‘court’ she's now threatened you in writing".
Another replied: "The audacity to illegally park in your RESERVED spot, blow you off when you asked her not to. She gets towed, makes threats & she’s going to sue you."
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A third posted: "The way that she’s threatening to sue you over her safety while also physically threatening you."
And a final said: "If that truly is your spot you pay for. What is she suing you for?"
Whether it's blocking someone's drive, or getting fined for common errors, parking really does get people riled up.
But one neighbour took things into their own hands using a rather drastic measure.
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To ensure that the space on the street outside their house was free, they decided to chain a wheelie bin to the road.
And the decision didn't win over the people on the street either, as Suhad Miah, who first posted the pictures online, said that his friend who lived opposite the space had been having a 'nightmare' with their wedding also happening.
Kit Roberts