A MAN recorded the moment his neighbour complains about other people speeding on their street.
The video was uploaded to TikTok by @nostalgicqueen777 and has had more than 6,500 likes.
TikTok @nostalgicqueen777A neighbour complains about other people speeding on her street[/caption]
The video, shot with a smartphone, shows a woman complaining about people speeding on her street.
At first, she moans about her neighbours driving at 50mph on a residential road.
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She said to the man in his car: “Idiots that drive through here because they’re late. This is a residential neighbourhood.”
Surprisingly, the man wasn’t speeding and asked her: “Why are you yelling at me?”
She answered: “I am shouting at everybody. This is a f**** public announcement.”
She thinks her neighbours drive fast because they leave it too late to make the train in the morning.
The video’s title reads: “Both the dog and the man recording just wanna go home.”
While the caption reads: “Karen screams at the neighbour for other cars speeding down her street.”
At the end of the video, the woman says: “You don’t have permission to publish that.”
People in the comments were mostly on the man’s side.
One user said: “I like how you talked to her. Good service. I bet that calmed her down.”
Another said: “She thinks that she can take her anger out on everyone on the road.”
A third pointed out: “Please, don’t engage in a conversation with this type of people.”
Others feel sorry for the woman’s dog.
One said: “Look at the dog, so sad.”
Another said: “Her dog is embarrassed for her.”
A third pointed out: “That poor dog is embarrassed.”