A DRIVER has been slammed after brazenly parking their car across two spaces.
The owner of the car, who has not been named, went on to leave a passive aggressive note explaining why.
In the bizarre explanation, they claimed their car had been hit by someone who drove off.
They added that repairs would cost £500.
A small white sheet of paper can be seen on a car's dashboard, but the image doesn't show where or how the car is parked, or where in the country it happened.
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The image was uploaded by Reddit user Turbulent-Daddy who gave it the simple description: "Note on the dash did not disappoint."
The note reads: "The reason I park in 2 spaces is because someone hit my car and drove off costing me £500 to get it repaired.
"So do not leave a note on window. How would you like it done to you.!!!!!"
"Do not" is then under lined twice.
Most commenters on the post were fuming at the arrogance of the parking and note.
One said: "I didn't really understand the note until I read the fifth exclamation mark. Three, even four wouldn't have been clear enough. The fifth one completes it."
Another said: "I’d be especially inclined to leave a note. Putting it next to their note so it’s obvious I knew…"
While a third said: "Don’t get why people do this, just park in a quiet area of the carpark. My car is quite big and I do this to prevent damage, a couple extra steps to the shop isn’t a big deal."
Meanwhile, another driver was left "shaken" after finding a threatening note on their car.
The letter, written all in capital letters, was posted on the front screen of the motorist's car in Oldham, Greater Manchester.
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Another driver was told in a note that a writer was "getting fed up of you thinking you can park where you want!"
She explained she can't park outside her property due to double yellow lines, so has to resort to leaving her car on other streets.
While a third slammed the “inconsiderate” parking of a man visiting a friend.
