AITA - Apt building parking issue
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We have assigned parking spaces in my apt building complex.
Anyway, the caregiver that parks in the spot next to me parks juuuuuust a touch over the line. They pull in. I back in. It's only truly a problem when I need to get something out of the passenger side or put air in my tires but with people intermittently parking in my spot, it just annoys the crap out of me now.
I've left two notes so far. The first in a pretty purple pen asking to please park between the lines. Today's was a more aggressive pencil strongly asking them to be more considerate when parking and please park within the lines. Then I came inside to google if something like that is a towable offense.
I don't want to be *that* person but people have forced it on me.![:) :)](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/smile.png)
![:) :)](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/smile.png)
We have assigned parking spaces in my apt building complex.
Anyway, the caregiver that parks in the spot next to me parks juuuuuust a touch over the line. They pull in. I back in. It's only truly a problem when I need to get something out of the passenger side or put air in my tires but with people intermittently parking in my spot, it just annoys the crap out of me now.
I've left two notes so far. The first in a pretty purple pen asking to please park between the lines. Today's was a more aggressive pencil strongly asking them to be more considerate when parking and please park within the lines. Then I came inside to google if something like that is a towable offense.
I don't want to be *that* person but people have forced it on me.
![:) :)](https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/resources/emoji/smile.png)
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NTA.
Unless the caregiver has some practical purpose for parking like that, do they need space on the other side for moving care related equipment out of the passenger door? If not, and they continue to do it after two polite notes, they simply don't care, which is a shame.
Additional: Reddit is a sewer, delete your account there @glassyo2 -
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I think this is so cute. My sister has something similar. Not a comment on you at all. I just like it2 -
NTA.
Unless the caregiver has some practical purpose for parking like that, do they need space on the other side for moving care related equipment out of the passenger door? If not, and they continue to do it after two polite notes, they simply don't care, which is a shame.
Additional: Reddit is a sewer, delete your account there @glassyo
Yay!
I don't think she actually needs the space. She parks perfectly fine when my car's there to guide her. I even get that. There's a red car that parks in that spot, at times, and that's how I know where my space is without looking at the numbers. But she could take the time to straighten her var out.
Reddit's better than Quora. OMG, and I thought *I* could be grammar youknowwhat! These people give suggestions on how to improve a sentence with italics and in bold.
I'm imagining this person having to climb out and over cars to get free!TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I think this is so cute. My sister has something similar. Not a comment on you at all. I just like it
This is actually funny. I've been gaining weight and if I don't get myself under control I would totally stick this on their windshield.0
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