Aggressive Neighbor Parking
A renter moved into the house across the street about 2 months ago. This Saturday I had friends over around 3:30pm. Around 7:30pm we heard a car horn blaring outside, not a honk, just holding down the horn for about 39 seconds until I got up to look at what was going on. The guy, still holding the horn had another car pulled up next to him so I didn’t understand what was going on.
At this point he saw us looking out the door and windows and jumped out of his car screaming, we better move this car in front out his house. His girlfriend couldn’t park there earlier when she got home and he’s mad it’s still there when he got home. Mind you we all have driveways and the street parking is public. He goes on to scream that he shouldn’t have to go around door to door asking for someone to move it and he’s screaming aggressively at us to move it now. I told him he could’ve parked anywhere else on the street like directly behind her. It’s not like we live in a busy neighborhood. (Now do I think I should have proactively thought about where my friends parked? Yes, that’s my bad but I’ve lived here 6 years and this is the first time I dropped the ball, but also that house was vacant for almost 2 years prior so I think my brain just wasn’t thinking.)
By this time other neighbors are out staring and my guest runs out apologizing and moves the car. He’s still screaming and cussing at us like the piece of trash he is. He finally parks and opens his back truck door only to find a kid in the car seat who is clearly used to this behavior because she looks zoned out. I told him that was really classy with a kid in his car. My husband told him nice to meet you, hope you have a good night. He said they don’t want to meet anyone and they just want to keep to themselves. (Wonder why…😒)
Anyway, we wake up to him putting two parking signs on his fence that say “No Parking Any Time”. Ugh the pettiness in me wants to call the city for an unauthorized sign, but really just wanted to come rant about the white trash who we now are forced to live across the street from. I can only hope they can’t afford their lease-to-own and leave our once peaceful neighborhood.