Invasive Neighbor Refuses To Park Elsewhere, Gets Car Towed, Expects Compensation

Nothing quite like a good old neighbor quarrel over a parking spot. In this post to Reddit's popular moral judgment community r/AmITheAsshole from Redditor u/la_ja, the user detailed a situation in which they had a car towed out of their garage at a new home because the car was blocking OP's own car in. When they found out it was a neighbor's car who used to park there before OP moved into the new home, the neighbor tried to get OP to pay for their towing cost — even though they were the one parked somewhere they knew they probably shouldn't be parked.

Times change, and just because a house didn't have occupants for a while doesn't mean it won't be available for you to use their parking forever. The moral judges of the subreddit seemed to be in agreement, but what do you think? Is it fair for OP to help out for what could be construed as a misunderstanding if the neighbor hadn't been so aggressive?

For more unreasonable people, check out the boss who managed to get an employee to quit on the spot.

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