If you’re going to have bad blood with a neighbor, there’s a significant chance that will have something to do with cars.

Keep reading to see why this man’s relationship with his neighbor has gone south and probably won’t get better.

AITA, neighbor is mad they were reported to the city for parking violation

In October I knocked on a neighbors’ door and asked if they could please move one of their cars as it would be nice to park in front of my own house for a change.

But his efforts didn’t get very far.

They agreed and moved another car into the driveway and pulled their 3rd car in front of their own house.

I parked in front of mine and thought we were good.

Nope.

Earlier this week, I guess the report I made in July/August finally got to the top of the parking authority’s list.

And there were more disappointments ahead.

They left a warning on the neighbor’s car that had returned to the street in front of my house where she had previously parked for most of the year.

She responded with a note:

“I moved my car, I am injured and have health issues that require parking close. But I respect your complaining and have moved. PLEASE ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! Please leave my family alone before I need to get a restraining order.”

AITA?

Here’s what folks are saying.

SO entitled doesn’t even make sense.

It doesn’t sound like a nice place to live.

I really hope she doesn’t follow through on that.

Sweet! That’s why people love label makers, I guess.

Not sure I’d call her a terrorist, but I could see this getting dangerous.

I wonder what it’s like to live with her.

If you thought that was an interesting story, check out what happened when a family gave their in-laws a free place to stay in exchange for babysitting, but things changed when they don’t hold up their end of the bargain.