Rude Customer Won't Move Car, Karmic Justice Ensues

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mattstaff
Jun 26, 2021 5:00 PM EDT

This isn't the first time that we've seen some beef break out in a parking lot over someone's inability to be a reasonable human being, and simply move their car out of the way. We're sure that it won't be the last time we see it either. In this case though, the customer clearly messed with the wrong dude. Just picturing the look of panicked wonder that must've flashed across this dude's face when he saw the ramifications of what he'd done. Oh boy. For another petty revenge-inspired parking lot drama check out this post about a parking lot bully who sniped a driver's parking space, and then the petty revenge that ensued. 

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  • 01
    Font - r/pettyrevenge + Join u/WearifulSole · 1d 2 1 You'll only be five minutes? Guess you're waiting two hours. This happened a few of years ago back when I was a first year heavy duty mechanical apprentice. had just started working my shops evening shift (1230-9pm) because one of our other apprentices had just gone off to school, so I took his shift. Now at this point we were understaffed, which is why I took his shift, so on this particular Friday evening, at around 6pm I was all alone at th
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    Font - Now our yard is way too small for the amount of work we take in, so I had just spent about 15 minutes shuffling trucks around to clear a space so I could bring my job for the evening up to the shop so I could work on it. Right as l'm about to pull into the spot I just cleared a customer pulls into the spot and parks. Not a big deal, this happens all the time, it annoys me but nobody ever stops it. So I get out and get his attention, asking him (politely) to move his truck, I have work to
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    Font - After about 5 minutes he still hasn't moved, so I walk up front and see him just yapping with the parts guy, I remind him that he's in the spot I need and he waves me off and says something along the lines of "the adults are talking kid." So I say " out, park my job right behind his truck, and take the wheels off, I had 4 wheels of brakes to do, which would normally be about an hour, except during this I found a leaking wheel seal on one of the wheels, which added an hour. I get the wheel
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  • 04
    Font - about how he has "things to do" and would you block me in?" To which I to do too" and went He starts "why looked at him and said "I have back to work and ignored him. The reason I didn't just park somewhere else is because everyone and their mother drops their trucks off Friday night for weekend servicing, so the yard was packed, I had already rearranged it to make a space for me, and there was free parking up front that I had informed him about and he still parked in my way. He ended up
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    Rectangle - dodulinka · 1d I find it so annoying when someone refers to me as "kid" in my job. The whole "adults are talking" justifies being blocked in for hours G Reply 4 221 3 ...
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    Font - Saltwater-GypsyOBX • 1d I worked as a server in an extremely busy breakfast restaurant in a tourist spot in the height of peak season. We were very popular and sometimes the wait would be 45 minutes to an hour and patrons would have to park on the side streets after our parking lot was full. Employees parked on the grass directly behind the restaurant to not take up the much needed parking. It was about 11am and we were slammed. A lady comes up to me and asks if I could get someone to mov
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