A FRUSTRATED motorist has taken to social media to show a note left on their car on Christmas day.
The aggressive note was left on their windscreen and said a photo of their car had been taken.
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The picture of the note was uploaded to Reddit by user DesZiii and has attracted more than 1,300 comments.
The picture was uploaded along with the description: ‘Parked on the street of my partner’s house Christmas morning.
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‘Received this on my windshield. Am I in the wrong here?’
The note, left on a car in Melbourne, Australia, reads: ‘Do not park here.
‘This is not allocated to your property and you are taking up space not allocated to you on the busiest day of the year.
‘Next time I will let the council know, a photo has been taken.’
Most people in the comments were on the Reddit users side and were quick to comment below the post.
One said: “No, street parking is not reserved for anyone. This person is just entitled.”
Another said: “I was going to suggest fixing the grammar, then putting it in their letterbox with a note of their own.”
While another warned: “As much as I love doing stuff like this, OP (original poster) I would be wary playing games when it comes to people like this.
“It takes a special kind of idiot to behave like this and not only does it often come coupled with having a few screws loose, but too much time on their hands.
“Source: same situation, ignored the letters, kept parking there, eventually they stopped leaving letters and just started keying my car every time I parked there.”
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