A furious neighbour has sparked a viral debate after slapping a bizarre handwritten note on a 'perfectly parked' car, demanding the owner move it immediately.
The anonymous complainer took issue with the vehicle's position on a residential street, deeming its parking so 'unacceptable' that it required immediate action. The passive-aggressive note, now shared widely online, has divided Brits on where to draw the line in suburban parking wars.
The driver, who found the note on their windscreen, was told in no uncertain terms that their parking was not up to scratch. The message read: "Please move your car. It is unacceptably parked."
But rather than meekly complying, the motorist shared the note online, questioning the sheer audacity of the demand. The image has since ignited a firestorm of comments, with many siding with the driver and branding the note-leaver as 'entitled' and 'pathetic'.
Others, however, speculated whether the car might have been slightly over a line or too close to another driveway, sparking a wider debate on the unspoken rules of residential parking etiquette across British streets.
The incident highlights the tense, often unspoken battles that play out on streets where space is at a premium. Without any clear explanation from the complaining neighbour, the internet has been left to act as judge and jury on this latest domestic dispute.
