Apartment Management had my car towed while doing a grand opening ceremony none of the tenants were invited to!!! AITAH for calling them out?
So yesterday my property manager sent all the tenants at my apartment complex that they were having a “Private Event and half of our apartment complex parking lot was going to be reserved for their “VIP Guests”. Well they didn’t bother to accommodate the fact that they didn’t leave enough space for the actual residents to park their vehicles and even the front street was completely full. I had no choice but to park in one of their reserved spaces and that was already an issue for me because I’m disabled and this is literally all the way on the other side of a very leather complex and I have mobility issues. I found out this morning from one of the other tenants on Facebook that their private event was our grand opening and they conveniently didn’t invite us as they are smugly celebrating a new community that they excluded the actual community members from attending. That was already completely disrespectful and tone deaf for all those involved in the event but this afternoon when I finally felt strong enough to walk all the way back to my car because I was going to take myself to Urgent Care my car was missing. There was no one in the office (they took the day off to celebrate their achievement). And they don’t have any emergency contact information so I finally found the maintenance guy who was cleaning up the VIP garbage and asked him in the middle of my asthma/panic attack combo if he knew if anyone had seen my car. He told us that management had anyone who was parked in their “Reserved Event Parking” towed before the event even started. They didn’t attempt to contact us or give us a chance to move our vehicles, they just moved them, had their ceremony and went home without saying anything to anyone. This may be where I’m the A/H and I probably overreacted. But I called the housing authority who was at the ceremony and complained but they said that they just funded the project and didn’t want to get involved. So I filed a complaint with the Americans with Disabilities act and I called the governors office and complained and anyone else I thought might be able to help me get my car back. I guess one lovely gentleman that I contacted did feel sorry for me and had the corporate owners office for the property called me. I proceeded to tell her just how tone-deaf and disrespectful this whole ordeal was to the tenants and how particularly hypocritical it was to have a community dedication ceremony while excluding the very community itself and that they owe all of us a very sincere apology and that their communication skills are pathetic and absolutely condescending and just how inconsiderate everyone involved in today actually was. So AITAH for calling out their behavior and demanding an apology to all of the tenants