Lovely park job... IN MY SPOT!

[wardpr68]

It's one thing to park like a douche in a public lot. It's a whole different level of douche to do so in a private lot. This guy has his truck parked over the line and into MY spot. I wish I drove a beater piece of crap so I could park it directly on his door.

Oh well.... :dunno: hopeless idiot.

http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/s720x720/551781_10150914547061258_507201257_12839045_319963955_n.jpg

[JordanAndrew]

See if anyone would tow it for you. ;)

[wardpr68]

Meh.. I will let it slide this time. Next time I will leave a note... third time I will get it towed. I am a fairly nice person.

[Mar]

Just park behind him with your front end sticking over in front of your spot. Then go take a nap.

[AE92_TreunoSC]

I'd leave a note and tow it next time.

[FraserB]

If you can prove it is your spot, condo or appt lease docs, call the CPA now and have him towed.

[CanmoreOrLess]

Leave a note, it could be a service vehicle as well.

[89s1]

is this in the sunnyside/kensington area?

[Thaco]

get it towed, he doesn't need courtesy or a note, he is intentionally douching it up.

[kevie88]

I don't know how people can do this and be ok with it, I feel like a shithead if I'm even slightly off center in my spot! :rofl:

[CompletelyNumb]

Can you have a vehicle towed from a private lot? I pay for a reserved spot in a WestPark lot, and 60% of the time there is someone else parked in it. WestPark has told me that they can't tow it because the people always pay for their day pass.

I always double park them.

[project240]

I was working downtown one day at one of our buildings. The lot was fairly empty and the only spot for maintenance vehicles was taken by another guy I was working with. I knew we would only be about an hour so I went ahead and parked in one of the spots.

We finished our work about 25 minutes later and came back to find a Ferrari parked on my bumper. I laughed about it for awhile as I waited. I knew it was my own fault as this guy probably lived in the building and this was his spot so I wasn't too upset, plus, I was still getting paid on work time.

Anyways, after about 2 hours the guy still hadn't showed up so I finally decided to call the police and figure out what I could do. They sent a cruiser down within a couple of minutes, located the owner in the building and we all had a bit of a laugh about it. Turns out that there is a pub across the street and it happened to be friday afternoon... ferrari owner said guys were always going for drinks and parking in this lot.

Anyways, long story, but it was funny and I have some cool photos to show off this guy parked literally less than an inch from my bumper. Just before he pulled away, I commended him on his fine parking, lol.

[vengie]

Originally posted by project240
I was working downtown one day at one of our buildings. The lot was fairly empty and the only spot for maintenance vehicles was taken by another guy I was working with. I knew we would only be about an hour so I went ahead and parked in one of the spots.

We finished our work about 25 minutes later and came back to find a Ferrari parked on my bumper. I laughed about it for awhile as I waited. I knew it was my own fault as this guy probably lived in the building and this was his spot so I wasn't too upset, plus, I was still getting paid on work time.

Anyways, after about 2 hours the guy still hadn't showed up so I finally decided to call the police and figure out what I could do. They sent a cruiser down within a couple of minutes, located the owner in the building and we all had a bit of a laugh about it. Turns out that there is a pub across the street and it happened to be friday afternoon... ferrari owner said guys were always going for drinks and parking in this lot.

Anyways, long story, but it was funny and I have some cool photos to show off this guy parked literally less than an inch from my bumper. Just before he pulled away, I commended him on his fine parking, lol.

Pics!

[shakalaka]

Ballsy guy to park a Ferrari like that! I like him.

[wardpr68]

Ya... sadly I don't think I could have him towed. I am actually "borrowing" the spot off a tenant in the building. No written contract... all verbal. He just shouted down to me one day and said "hey, why not just park in my spot? I see you are always parking on the street!"

So ya... I think it would be hard to arrange. Maybe I will just flatten all his tires if he does it again. (in a non-damaging way)

This is in mount royal.

[Masked Bandit]

When I drive a our larger vehicle (my truck instead of the wife's CR-V) I'm always much more aware of my parking. If I have to go into a smaller parking lot I make sure I'm dead center in the stall and I fold the mirrors in. This guy in the Dodge is just an asshole for not caring.

[eblend]

Originally posted by project240
I was working downtown one day at one of our buildings. The lot was fairly empty and the only spot for maintenance vehicles was taken by another guy I was working with. I knew we would only be about an hour so I went ahead and parked in one of the spots.

We finished our work about 25 minutes later and came back to find a Ferrari parked on my bumper. I laughed about it for awhile as I waited. I knew it was my own fault as this guy probably lived in the building and this was his spot so I wasn't too upset, plus, I was still getting paid on work time.

Anyways, after about 2 hours the guy still hadn't showed up so I finally decided to call the police and figure out what I could do. They sent a cruiser down within a couple of minutes, located the owner in the building and we all had a bit of a laugh about it. Turns out that there is a pub across the street and it happened to be friday afternoon... ferrari owner said guys were always going for drinks and parking in this lot.

Anyways, long story, but it was funny and I have some cool photos to show off this guy parked literally less than an inch from my bumper. Just before he pulled away, I commended him on his fine parking, lol.

I was in Edmonton one time visiting another office of ours and parked in an empty parking spot that i could find, figured it was a shared lot for the entire building. Few hours into the afternoon, I look outside the window and noticed a truck parked right behind me, a few inches away. I figured the guy probably had called the tow truck to go and get me, so I went outside, jumped into the car, and moved the car out of the way by driving forward, as the spot right in front of me was also empty (one on those front to front lots you see at the malls ect). Took a picture which unfortunatelly i don't have anymore, but basically made that guy look like a tool, as his car was just parked out in the middle of the parking lot after mine was moved out :D

[wardpr68]

Well the truck is gone this morning. But if he returns.... :devil:

[Shlade]

Originally posted by kevie88
I don't know how people can do this and be ok with it, I feel like a shithead if I'm even slightly off center in my spot! :rofl:

No you dont feel like a shithead.... Like me, your scared of having your car posted on beyond and having to explain yourself hahaha

[swak]

One of my first jobs post-highschool was at a warehouse.. First day I parked in back corner of lot not knowing where to park.
Some guy comes rushing in the warehouse... "Whose damn red car is out there".
Turns out I was in "his" spot - untagged and farrr. Didn't know why he cared.
Next week I got "my spot" 3 stalls from the front door. :D

[CanmoreOrLess]

Originally posted by kevie88
I don't know how people can do this and be ok with it, I feel like a shithead if I'm even slightly off center in my spot! :rofl:

I used to have a manager that told me the I cannot hold coworkersto my standards. I fired his ass a month later (I quit).

[Isaiah]

First world problem to be sure.

[ZorroAMG]

I'm getting tired of the "First world problems" posts. It's all relative, smart guy.

[wardpr68]

Originally posted by ZorroAMG
I'm getting tired of the "First world problems" posts. It's all relative, smart guy.

Thank you. I am glad someone said it.

[Masked Bandit]

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[badatusrnames]

Thank you for sharing this mundane incident with us all.

All of our lives have been enriched.

[01RedDX]

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[J-hop]

I agree the first world problems comment is getting annoying and is misused a lot. The statement is meant to put everything in perspective, not to suggest that people should sit idly by while others commit douchebaggery.

Living in the first world is not a free ticket to be a douche :thumbsup:

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by J-hop

Living in the first world is not a free ticket to be a douche :thumbsup:

You would think that, wouldn't you... yet I see evidence verifying it everyday.

[Super_Geo]

Originally posted by badatusrnames
All of our lives have been enriched.

Huh? Did we all just get a marginal discount on a garage heater or something?

/beyond-OG-reference

[JRSC00LUDE]

Originally posted by Super_Geo
Huh? Did we all just get a marginal discount on a garage heater or something?


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