A FRUSTRATED motorist has taken to social media to vent about their neighbour’s parking habits.
The neighbour has been leaving various objects on the road to reserve parking spaces on the street and this TikTok user has had enough.
TIKTOK – @BROTHERSMAKEA motorist took to TikTok to show their neighbour’s parking tactics[/caption]
Videos uploaded to TikTok in three parts by user @brothersmake start with the title: ‘Why do people do this?’
The first video has the caption: ‘Anyone else live near someone that thinks they can claim a public parking space as their own by using a traffic cone and some twigs in pots?’
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A second video posted sometime later has the caption: ‘Part 2 of stuff my neighbour uses to ‘reserve’ his parking space.
‘Today: cardboard box.’
While a third video uploaded most recently has the caption: ‘Part 3 of my neighbour ‘reserving’ his parking spot.
‘Moving all the junk.’
In this third video, the person filming can be seen walking over to the cone and moving it off the street.
They then pick up the plant pots and put them on the wall outside the neighbour’s house.
They then turn around to show the huge parking space left on the side of the road.
People can’t believe the cheek of the neighbour and were quick to give their opinions in the comments.
One said: “Some people are unbelievable, it’s a public road, not a private parking space.”
Another person said: “Some peeps think they own the road outside their house.”
While a third joked: “They were very nice to put items out to save your spot!”
TIKTOK – @BROTHERSMAKECones, plants and boxes were left on the road to reserve a parking spot[/caption] Read More