Coles shopper's furious reaction to driver's 'entitled' act in car park
The man behind the note called out the driver online for their questionable parking.
Ever want to just tell someone how bad their parking is?
One man decided to do exactly that on Wednesday when he returned to his car and found a Range Rover parked over its parking bay and inches away from his Mazda. So he scribbled an angry note and slipped it onto the windscreen — angered the "entitled" driver had seemingly not considered how difficult it would be for him to exit the space at the Coles car park in Newcastle, NSW.
The note read: 'Next time don't be a c***head and park so close to a f***ing car!!!'
After sharing his furious response to the driver's parking, many others said they knew the frustration of bad parking all too well saying there was "entitlement everywhere", with some suggesting it would be difficult to squeeze between the cars to the driver's seat without causing damage.
Angry handwritten notes common practice in Australia
Aussies can regularly be seen writing angry, handwritten notes when they are in need of communicating their frustration to fellow drivers, however, it's not often the writer reveals themselves online.
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Yahoo News has reported a myriad of incidents where unsuspecting drivers have returned to their cars to find messages scribbled onto pieces of paper that comment on their parking. A similar incident to the Newcastle one was reported in April but it was the recipient of the "passive aggressive" note who posted their shock online after a fellow driver didn't like how close to the parking bay's line they had parked.
Despite their negative nature, sometimes these frustrated handwritten notes left by drivers can flag little-known parking rules. This was the case in Kiama, NSW where a car parked over a driveway resulting in a strongly worded note which highlighted the $283 fine attached to the offence.
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