A parking dispute between neighbors is filled with spit note in Australia

According to the British "Mirror" report, in the northern beach in Sydney, Australia, locals accused a driver of making a driver from finding other people to find parking spaces, and more and more people joined the paper troops.

A parking dispute in Australia has been upgraded to a farce, and a car is covered with paper strips with aggressive words. It is reported that in the northern beach in Sydney, Australia, a local man accused neighbors of buying cars and trailers through note, just to prevent other neighbors find parking spaces. But this is not the only note staying on this Toyota car, and three neighbors also followed the Tucao note.

The message on the first note was written like this: "Just to stop others from parked the car on the right side of your lane, it is not kind to buy a trailer and a car. After all, you have a double garage And an empty parking space. This road is a public road, and there are very few parking spaces. If everyone does it like you, there is no place to stop. "The first person to stay with a note quickly got The support of another neighbor. In a handwriting letter of uppercase, a neighbor wrote: "I agree! Do you know how bad you feel about driving a parking space everywhere after the long job is over." The third neighbor added supplementation Tao: "We also agree! I hope that our neighbors can cooperate together so that everyone can stop the car closer to home, so it is great." There is also a lively neighbor to leave a message Tao: "I'm just watching the show."

Subsequently, people launched fierce debates on the page of the community Facebook. Residents have shared their painful experience of parking. A lady claimed that her neighbors put an awl occupation in front of her house. She said: "Although this has no impact on us, the awl is across the road, but who would do such a lack of virtue?" Some people said that once she stopped the car in front of someone else's house, the person's response was very good. crazy. She said: "Our tires were fired, and the car was covered with wet sand. I did not stop the car in her garage, but just stopped on the street in front of someone else's house -she did this Isn't it illegal? When I went to drive, the woman came out to reprimand me how I dare to stop the car in front of her house. "(Compiled by China Youth Network)

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