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

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Sienna Varady
Dec 20, 2023 10:00 AM EST

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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  • 01
    "Party girl parked in my driveway, so I blocked her in for the weekend..." In mo
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    Entitled Parker parked in my driveway so I blocked them in and got dr nk all weekend.
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    Friday night I came home from work to find someone on our block was having a large party and someone decided they were entitled to park in my driveway.
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    Keep in mind my driveway is a single car width lined with a retaining wall on both sides and a garage at the end. Essentially impossible for a tow truck to come pull them out without property damage.
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    Seeing this and the lack of street parking I took this as a cue to park right behind them in my driveway. Now a few hours go by and their entitled parker is now knocking at
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    my door demanding I move my car so she can leave. Seeing as they were demanding, I informed them that I had been drinking and would not move my car.
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    The Entitled Parker then decides to call the police to get them to force me to move. When the police knocked on my door, I was sure to grab a b._r from the fridge before I answered to talk to the officer.
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    I had informed him that after I got home I was unwinding and had been drinking and was in no shape to drive. At this point their hands were tied because they couldn't tow her car out, I'm in no shape to drive, and I'm legally parked in my driveway.
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    I ended up telling the Entitled Parker that since it is a long weekend I would be on a weekend long bender and they could come move my car after I go to work on Tuesday.
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    PM_ME_CUTE_FEMBOYS. 11 mo. ago the absolute f cking entitled audacity to park in someone elses driveway without permission. I would have taken uber to work on Tuesday just as an extra f ck you.
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    this_is_my_alt_act 11 mo. ago It'd be hilarious if OP works from home, then the entitled parker would still be waiting.
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    HOLY_GOOF. 11 mo. ago "I do my best work dr nk"
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    Eeszeeye 11 mo. ago Revenge is a brew best served chilled.
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    Fine_Cheek_4106. 11 mo. ago This reminds me very strongly of a post here ages back, where an entitled Dad kept parking his car in OP's driveway, blocking him in. They were going to a multi-
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    day faire or something and the EF (Entitled father) thought he could use OP's driveway to avoid the parking nightmare AND score a primo spot about a minute's walk from the faire.
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    OP asked him not to when they came back the first time; the EF just told him 'TS' and that he'd park here again.
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    The OP then backed his car out early the next day, and the EF took the bait and parked his car fully in OP's driveway. OP re-parked his car behind the EF's and proceeded to get nicely b zzed
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    dr. nk and the same thing that happened in this post happened too; demanding OP move = cops called = officers couldn't do anything but in this one they asked OP if he could give the cop the car keys to move it.
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    OP said no because he doesn't have third party insurance and has the right to refuse anyone else driving it. Cops were at a legal impasse with that.
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    Cops then told the EF there was nothing he could do. EF had a screaming hissy fit and the cops told him to calm down or be arrested for disturbing the peace. OP said he'd move it tomorrow.
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    Family had to find a last minute hotel stay. Next day, cops and EF were back, cops because they needed to breathalyse a known drinker before he got back in his car (yes the officer was messing with the EF a bit, he clued onto what OP did).
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    OP was cleared, he moved the car, EF got a 'suggestion' from the officer to not park in any more driveways. The mom was looking daggers at her husband as he sheepishly got in to drive back home.
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    Reese9951 - 11 mo. ago This is the pettiest revenge ever and we appreciate your efforts
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    destiny_kane48 · 11 mo. ago A valuable lesson is being taught to this woman. Do not park in other people's driveways. I'm sure for the rest of her life she'll remember this.
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    Abagofcheese 11 mo. ago · A few years ago I lived with my mom for a little while, and in her neighborhood everybody got two parking spots. A guy accross the street parked in one of the
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    spots because the people who lived in my mom's house before her let him use one, and my mom never said anything to him when she moved in because she only had one car. Guy accross the
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    street kept parking in the spot after I moved in even after we told him I was living there, so when I came home one night I decided to park right
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    behind him and block him in. The next day was Monday, so of course he had to go to work, so I pretended not to hear him knocking on our door the next morning.
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    denvertebows15. 11 mo. ago It's wild to me how some people have deals with neighbors who move and then just assume they can just carry on with the same agreement with the new homeowner without even asking.
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