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Filmmaker Lied To A Homeowner About The NYPD Assisting Their Shoot, So They Refused To Move Their Car For The Scenes Filmed There

Source: Pexels/George Milton

It’s so annoying when people with main character energy lie to try to get what they want, especially when they’re not entitled to it.

The homeowner in this story wasn’t going to put up with this guy who went about things in a sleazy and incorrect way.

Check out how he put this filmmaker in his place.

AITA for not moving my car for someone who was filming

I came home from work one day to find a note taped to my door by a neighbor.

It said “Please do not park on this block on Monday between 10am and 12pm. I will be filming on the street. NYPD has been notified and you will be ticketed.”

OP smelled something fishy and went into detective mode.

I called and they told me they told him while he can film on the street he can not tell people not to park there and the police cannot help him.

The next day, I found another note: “Hi, NYPD actually didn’t tell me that they will ticket your car, but I would appreciate your cooperation.”

So he dug his heels in.

I don’t take kindly to false threats, so I decided not to move my car on Monday morning.

When I was walking to the subway before 10am on Monday the guy was set up and he saw me walking down the road.

He asked me if any of the cars were mine and if I would mind moving it.

I told him that if he hadn’t lied when he posted his first note, I might have considered it, but I’m definitely not doing it now.

Here’s what people are saying.

And what’s he going to do about it? Put a note on your car?

Exactly. It doesn’t pay to alienate the people you need favors from.

This is a worthy cause.

He would think twice about pulling that stunt again.

“Cookies and hookers” sounds like a Limp Bizkit album title.

This guy’s ego is huge.

If you liked that post, check out this one about an employee that got revenge on HR when they refused to reimburse his travel.

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