'I’m not moving an inch': Party girl parks on private estate and then demands that the owner move his own car

Some people believe that the truth is determined by the context, however, sometimes the truth remains the same regardless of the situation. There is a right and a wrong in real life, and it is impossible to confuse the two. The story below describes the encounter between two individuals. The first is OP and the second would be an arrogant parker who mistakenly believes herself to be entitled to OP's private property. However, rather than succumbing to the nasty habits of the entitled parker, OP teaches her a lesson in humility. To help you folks understand better, let me provide you with some background.

The entitled parker felt at liberty to leave her car parked on OP's estate while enjoying a neighborhood block party. What an inspiration, eh? OP noticed that attempting to reason with the arrogant Parker wouldn't be effective. He therefore thought of a clever scheme for him to both enjoy the moment and teach the young girl a lesson. So, check out the thread below, and then let us know what you would do in a similar situation. When you're done, check out another satisfying revenge story between an IT manager and a difficult vice president!

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