A driver in Sydney, Australia, was left stunned after finding a rude note on their windscreen, accusing them of parking across two spaces outside a supermarket. The note, which included profanities, read: 'I am a f***wit taking up two (2) parking spots' and ended with 'I am a f***wit.'
The incident occurred in the inner-city suburb of Newtown, where parking is notoriously scarce. A bystander photographed the note and shared it on a local Facebook group, sparking a debate among residents about parking etiquette.
Many group members expressed frustration with drivers who take up multiple spaces, with one commenting: 'Selfish gits like that are my biggest bug bear.' Another admitted to leaving similar notes, though without the profanities.
This is not the first time such notes have appeared. In the UK, drivers in Hull found typed notes calling them 'inconsiderate planks' and 'a**wipes', while in Plymouth, a vigilante placed 'you're parked like a t**t' stickers on cars.
