Entitled driver parks their car in the middle of a driveway, annoyed neighbor uses wheel dollies to move it to a tight spot, watches as driver struggles to get it out: ‘The expression on his face was priceless'

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Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor
May 30, 2025 5:00 PM EDT

Who here hasn't had an encounter with another person, where the only thing you wanted to do was shake that person up, and make them open their eyes to see they are not the only person in the world? If you could just teach them this one lesson, if they could just see that their actions affect other people, maybe the world could be a slightly better one.

Do we actually shake that person up? Can we get anything through their thick heads? Well, it depends on how creative you get with your lesson. Because just telling them what they are doing wrong will probably not stick the landing. It needs to be something they will remember, something that forces them to open their eyes, and hopefully, to keep them open for quite some time…

The neighbor in the story below wanted to teach an entitled driver that he can't just park his car wherever he pleases, so they truly got creative with the lesson plan.

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  • Instead of leaving a note or even calling a tow truck, this neighbor decided to take matters into their own hands. They got wheel dollies, a jack, and a lot of motivation, and moved this entitled driver's car themselves. 

    When this driver returned to his car, he could no longer move it. Hopefully, this will teach him to stop parking where he shouldn't.

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    Leave your car in the middle of the driveway? Well, good luck getting it out of my surprise spot!

    So, three days ago, I noticed this random car parked in the middle of the driveway. Knowing how people do this all the time where I live, I thought nothing much of it. So
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    I continued my business as usual, until lo and behold, there it was again today. The same car. Now, I got ped. I absolutely hate it when people block the
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    driveways, and I let it show. I live in a society where people have just enough civil sense to know what's right and wrong. Most people, anyway. So since the guy who parked here was a
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    visitor and didn't live in the society, I couldn't file a complaint. Onto the revenge. I got four wheel dollies, and with much pain and effort, used a jack to
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    insert them all under the car's tyres. Then I maneuvered the car into a gap between two pillars just wide enough for it to fit lengthwise, but not enough to get it out- without
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    the wheel dollies. I then (again) painstakingly used a jack to remove the wheel dollies, and I waited. I had the entire day to myself. And boy, the expression on his face was priceless when he saw
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    the car lodged into that spot. I still chuckle at what I did to it, and I'm petty sure he isn't going to be parking there again!
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    TL;DR: Man parks his car in the middle of the driveway, I move it into a small gap almost impossible for him to take it out of.
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    Leave your car in the middle of the driveway? Well, good luck getting it out of my surprise spot!

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    Sarcastic-Lemon Well, this wheely did not go where I thought it was going (and neither did that driver after what you did).
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    ZealousidealTough872 OP this was a tedious process, but the result was worth it
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    CoderJoe1 Is his car is still stuck there to this day?
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    ZealousidealTough872 OP He still hasn't got it out yet, he gave up after an hour of trying without professional tools XD
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    AMonkeyAndALavaLamp My father and 3 coworkers did that years ago, just picked up the car (a Citroën 2CV so pretty light) and left it between two trees, it was hilarious! The guy never parked in front of their loading dock again.
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    Fair-Stranger 1860 I aspire to be this level of petty. I love it.
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    DarthSynx Did you take a photo?
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    ZealousidealTough872 OP Nope, it's night where I am right now. I'll probably take it later tommorow
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    Oggel Reminds me of my friends dad. He had a truck company so he had a huge driveway and garage to park his 10 or so trucks and he lived next to a
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    popular trail so people often parked on his driveway so after the work day when his truckes rolled in they had to manouver around the parked cars and people were d: 's when he told them off. So he
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    just started boxing the cars in with his trucks, and when people came and wanted to drive away he simply told them that they started work at 7am so they can come get their cars then. People were so fing ped and it was glorious.
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