If you want to make your neighbor mad, there are some surefire ways to do it.
Play music late at night — preferably something annoying, like “the Hamster Song.” Mow the lawn early in the morning on a Saturday. And finally, mess with their parking.
This seems to be what irks people the most, as evident by what happened when neighbors came up with a “pathetic” way to reserve their parking spot.
This is when you get extremely angry when another driver drives too slow or cuts you off the road.
But what about parking rage? This is when a person parks horribly, thus taking up two spots in a parking lot or reserves a spot.
But instead of people being understanding, she was left with a rude note on her car from a disgruntled guest.
This is a type of epilepsy that can affect a person's ability to walk, talk, and even see. As a result of his disabilities, Tricia parks in handicapped parking spots to help her son get out in his wheelchair.
But that turned into a nightmare when a person left a rude note on Proefrocks windshield. This came after she was forced to park in two spots since the handicap section with ramp accesses was full.
While the mother’s parking flub was justified, this next story is not.
It involves a father and son who have a system in place to ensure that "their" parking space is saved at all times.
The video has now been viewed over 1.5. million times. "Here we go again - brown car is ready to dash into the space," she wrote over the clip.
"They both live there so they swap cars to keep that space 'saved' at all times," Tasha said.
This is despite the fact that they have enough room for two cars in their driveway.
And "pathetic," as Tasha explained to the Daily Mail.
"I think it's comical and sad they they are so obsessed with this despite having a drive for two cars and ample space up the road."
"I want it to come across as being pathetic rather than I'm sitting indoors stressed. I am mocking them for having a system that is in effect 24/7."
"My neighbour does the same… her son lives at the top of our estate but he parks in her driveway so then she has an excuse to park on the road," one wrote.
"He's made room for his drive? Nothing wrong with that," one wrote.
Another person criticized her for filming from her window. "Biggest curtain twitcher ever. Just as bad as your neighbors."
