“Never meet your heroes” is good advice if you want to protect your pure feelings about an artist or famous individual you admire.

But what if a very famous person came to your kid’s school and caused a scene?

Would you give them a reality check and call them out? Or treat them differently because they’re so famous?

Let’s see how one man handled this situation.

AITA for calling out a well known celebrity for parking in a fire lane for over 2 hours?

My son has Saturday practice for his sport at a well-known Los Angeles area private school.

This morning, the school was packed with activities, games, and practices and parking was a nightmare…there were like 5 things going on at once.

A well-known actor (anyone who watches TV or movies would instantly recognize him) rolled up for his young son’s game and parked in a fire lane and went into the gym.

He was the only one who saw it.

Security drove by the car several times and I could tell they were looking for the owner, so I told them who it was in the gym.

Apparently he blew off security because they came out talking about him and I heard “just call the tow company.”

Actor dad comes out a minute later looking for security and asked me if I saw where security went.

He did not fawn because he is famous.

I snarkily say “they went to tow your car. Don’t be an ******* and just go move it.”

He then launches into a LOUD “do you know who I am? How much I give to this school? THERE WAS NO CLOSE PARKING!” Etc…

I came back with “well, the school auctions personal parking spaces for about $50,000 each every year…maybe give your money there next year.”

To which he turns a dark shade of red and proceeds to rant as he returns to the gym…and STILL NEVER MOVED HIS CAR!

A fellow dad said I was ****** for calling the guy out because he was famous but I disagree…

AITA?

And… Scene. That was so unnecessarily dramatic from both parties!

Let’s see how Reddit reacted to this.

He could get in trouble.

It could be anyone.

Exactly.

A good comeback.

Another reader chimes in.

We all know it wasn’t him.

Food for thought.

We’ll probably never know who he was…

But it’s probably better that way.

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