Neighbor’s Vengeful Parking Gets Exposed On TikTok
A WOMAN has blasted her vengeful neighbor on TikTok after they were cited for parking illegally out of spite. Before then, the parking patrol and her neighbors had a silent agreement. A TikToker uploaded a video to her account (@somechickontheinternet) late last year responding to a viewer who’d commented on a previous video explaining a terrible parking job that ended in a citation. In her New York City neighborhood, neighbors would temporarily park their vehicles near a fire hydrant – which is illegal in New York – but would promptly move their cars.
Parking Patrol’s Understanding
It’s an action that the parking patrol was familiar with and would hold off on issuing tickets because they’d seen enough people promptly moving their cars. However, the neighbor that she’s had several issues within the past decided to possibly ruin it for everyone by parking her car near the hydrant.
Neighbor’s Petty Move
“They’re never going to park right again just out of spite,” the comment the TikToker responded to read. “They were totally in the wrong but they will never admit it.” The TikToker responded to the comment from behind the wheel, saying that she hoped it was a lesson for her neighbor. “You’re absolutely right because they left their car there all these days, and guess what happened? They had a ticket on their car this morning,” she responded.
Breaking the Agreement
“The reason they got a ticket was because they were parked too close to the fire hydrant. Usually, when we park next to the hydrant we leave early the next day before patrol can come up our block and hand out tickets, and they knew that but didn’t care.” She continued by saying that the parking patrol was familiar with the residents and their vehicles and had their nonverbal agreement for two years.
Consequences of Spite
Until the neighbor decided to be petty. “And here comes my s*ty a neighbor trying to mess it up for me because they want to be spiteful,” she said. “Alright, fine, be spiteful. You will literally pay for your spite.” She then sang a song about Karma coming for their neighbor and said that she hoped parking hadn’t been disrupted for the other neighbors.