A WOMAN has revealed how she became locked in a “petty” parking row with a rude neighbour over just a few inches of space.
The homeowner, named Tenille, claimed on TikTok that a fellow resident at her new condo started a “parking lot war” for “no reason”.
TikTokTenille said she found herself locked in a ‘petty’ parking row with a neighbour[/caption]
TikTokShe claimed the woman rudely rushed her to move out of the way[/caption]
Tenille, from LaSalle, Canada, said that she had parked her car near the lift in the underground car park to unload her shopping when her neighbour asked her to move so she could drive out.
In her TikTok video, she claimed: “So this girl walks out passed my car and, like, looks at me, and she’s like ‘I need to pull out are you going to move?’
“So I just looked at her and I was like ‘ye no problem’.
“She is like looking back like, oh, like ‘are you going to be long?’
“Girl, how long do you think it takes to reverse a car this far?”
Tenille then showed viewers that she would only have needed to move a few feet to open up the road.
However, she snapped back saying that the neighbour could “run” to her car if she was “in a rush”.
While she admitted that this was “petty”, she added that she didn’t appreciate being so rushed to move.
The worst part though, according to Tenille, was that the neighbour was parked in a space where she could have used another exit road, that was clear at the time, to leave the car park.
She raged: “This is the part that actually p***** me off.
“Girl you was parked right there. You made me move my car for what?”
Social media commenters were quick to take her side.
One wrote: “Oh my god. So glad I don’t have to deal with damn neighbours like this anymore.”
Another added: “She should have just waited especially since you are neighbours.”
It comes after an OAP vowed to fight a £100 parking fine in court, claiming that she had been slapped with the penalty for parking just an inch outside the space.
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Not known, clear with picture deskHowever, Tenille said that the worst part was that the neighbour could have just used the other exit road to leave the car park[/caption]