27-year-old tenant calls out new neighbors for refusing to move their car from her assigned parking spot for 2 weeks: 'This is literally a lease violation that management should be addressing'

When two neighbors engage in an ongoing parking disputes, it's only a matter of time before all decorum is lost.

This 27-year-old tenant had been living in an apartment complex with a guaranteed, assigned parking spot. There was never any level of confusion among other people in the building as to who was entitled to which space. Everyone followed the rules according to the lease agreements they signed with the property manager.

That is, until the new couple moved in next door. Perhaps they felt like the rules didn't apply to them because they were older members of the community. Or perhaps they simply did not care to read the fine print. Regardless, it became clear to this author after the couple blatantly ignored her parking note that they were not doing this by accident. 

If it was really an honest mistake, these two would have acknowledged the note, apologized, and parked their vehicle in another spot moving forward. But that's not what happened. Instead, they chose to put up a fight. Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions from several members of this online community!

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