Some vehicles demand a bit more patience and space than others.

This man was trying to park his 1964 Land Rover at a crowded shopping center.

An impatient driver in a tiny compact car kept honking and shouting from behind.

So he decided to give the driver a little education about what he was trying to do.

Read the full story below for all the details.

Honk your horn and you will wait

Many years ago, I owned and loved a 1964 Land Rover (lwd, tray body).

This gem of a 4WD truck was lady of her time.

It had the turning circle of an ocean liner.

And a steering wheel size that a semi would be proud of.

This man decided to go shopping on a busy Saturday morning.

Here’s the situation…

On a very busy Saturday morning (near Christmas, I think), I decided to go shopping.

I went to our most popular shopping complex.

Now, these shopping centre car parks are not made for my said vehicle.

And turning into carparks took at least a three-point turn.

He was parking his big-bodied car when another driver started honking at him.

I find a spot and start my procedure.

But there is some “noob” in his tiny Korean buzz-box.

He can’t wait for me.

And starts laying on the horn.

He got out and approached the other driver.

So, here’s my revenge.

Mid-turn, I blocked any chance of noob getting past.

I stopped, got out, and approached said noob.

He was yelling for me to get out of his way.

He calmly explained what he was trying to do.

I calmly explained the nuances of such a fine vehicle like my Landrover.

And how by sounding his horn, he had distracted me.

Making my task harder and, therefore, longer.

I did suggest he either wait or preform a pirouette in his tiny delicate car.

He smiled as the other driver went his way.

He chose to wait for me to complete my parking.

I smiled and waved as he drove past him.

I smiled again when I saw him inside shopping.

Sadly, trying to be the good life partner, I sold my ‘Ship of the Outback’ for a more BF/GF friendly vehicle.

Let’s see the reactions of other people to this story.

This user shares a memory of their old vintage car.

This one gives an honest remark.

This person only has good things to say.

Finally, well played, says this one.

The more you rush others, the more they’re going to make you wait.

It’s a tale as old as time.

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