Resident gets stranger's car towed after they park in their private parking, then pretends they don't know what happened to their car when confronted: 'Where's my car!'

If you don't want to find out your car got towed and disappeared somewhere unknown to you, maybe you shouldn't leave it in a parking spot that belongs to someone else.

That is what happened to the ladies in the story below, who, despite clear signs, parked their car in a resident's private parking and went about their day. While there was a low amount of guest parking spots available, that's not really the residents' problem; they shouldn't bear the consequences of someone else's inability to find somewhere to park.

So when they got home and found someone else's car in their parking spot, they immediately called a tow truck to take it away. Then, when the ladies returned from wherever they were, they had no idea where their car had gone. Instead of telling them what happened, the resident pretended they had no clue and let them figure out how to find their car.

Maybe next time they'll learn their lesson…

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