‘I dutifully called the towing company’: Restaurant owner gets their car towed after parking in neighbor's assigned spot following manager's demands that neighbor 'stop calling them'

Eleonora Bader

Jan 3, 2024 6:00 PM EST

Assigned spots are assigned for a reason, or so you would think. One restaurant owner felt entitled to his neighbor's spot in the parking garage because it served him in the sense that it was close to the restaurant he owned. At first, OP, the neighbor, had no idea that it was the restaurant owner. All they knew was that there was someone parking in their assigned spot. OP would call the restaurant again and again, asking them to move the car, and to stop parking there. Restaurant management could not care less about OP's legitimate requests, and told OP to stop calling them, as they had bigger problems to deal with.

So… OP stopped calling them, resulting in a huge bill for the restaurant manager. Below you can read all about this petty act of pure justice. Then, for more stories like this one, take a look at this woman who canceled her roommate's $400 phone plan after they refused to pay for part of the hefty repairs the apartment had to undergo after they both moved out. You win some, you lose some.