People make mistakes all the time, but when those folks aren’t sorry enough, they sometimes pay for those mistakes in the most unexpected ways.

This guy’s neighbor’s friend parked in his driveway, and when they didn’t move, he decided some payback was in order.

Read the full story to see how he got his petty revenge.

Neighbor’s friend parked in car spot, so I blocked him in and made him apologize.

Used to live in a duplex with a double car park at the end of the driveway. 1 car spot for each resident.

Anyway, neighbor had a friend over and decided they would take the spare spot next to the neighbor’s car.

This guy had no idea someone would take up his parking spot.

I’ve come home after work to find someone in my car spot, so I did the only logical thing and parked directly behind them, blocking them from being able to reverse out of the tight driveway to go home.

Content with my actions I went inside and told the wife my only hope was that they needed to leave before I did the next morning.

He was expecting someone to show up at his door.

Sure enough about two hours later there was a soft knock at our door and a very sheepish man tried to explain he didn’t realize it was my park and he was very sorry.

He asked could I please move my car?

The man was guilty for blocking the driveway.

I said sure and moved so he could leave. Never saw him again.

It was extremely satisfying.

I only wish I’d have been outside to see his face when he realized he’d goofed.

It’s sad he missed the man’s reaction, though.

Let’s find out what folks on Reddit think about this story.

This story reminds this user of something else!

This person shares their story with their parking space.

Yikes! This user had to be a warrior for a parking spot.

This user loves parking stories! We love them too!

This user has a good point but he also has words of appreciation.

Lesson learned, never park in anyone’s driveway!

That’s according to the law of common courtesy, anyway.

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