Sometimes, people make the strangest assumptions about others.

This woman was walking across a parking lot to get lunch with her coworker.

A man pulled up and assumed she was working at the parking lot.

When he told her he couldn’t find any parking, she didn’t know how to answer him.

Read the full story below for all the details.

Where am I supposed to park??

About 10 years ago, I worked in an office building near a train station.

At lunch time, we’d often walk over to the parade of shops opposite the train station to grab some lunch.

The quickest way to get to said shops was through one of the train station car parks.

This woman describes what the parking spaces look like at the train station.

Now, part of this car park is a private car park for another office building.

And, therefore, it has a barrier to stop random people parking there.

The other part of the car park is pay and display.

There’s no ticket booth or anything like that.

She and her coworker were walking when a driver pulled up and asked them for a parking space.

So, on this particular day, we’re walking across this car park and chatting away.

On the way to the shop, a guy pulls up in a Merc and rolls down his window to talk to us.

I figure he’s going to ask for directions.

He says to me, “I can’t find a parking space.”

The guy thought they worked at the parking lot.

I looked at him for a minute and said, “Ok?”

“I’m not sure what to suggest. There’s another car park up the road?”

He says, “Oh, I thought you worked here.”

Worked where? In a surface car park?

I will add, we casually dress at work, so no, I wasn’t dressed like a traffic warden or anything.

Just a woman in her 20s wearing jeans and a top, walking to the shop in her lunch break.

She was confused as to why the guy thought she could help him with his parking problem.

There wasn’t any yelling or anything like that.

Just me and my friend extremely confused why a guy would think I work in a car park.

I’m not entirely sure what he was expecting of me even if I did work in that car park.

Did he think I had an extra parking space hidden for him in my back pocket?

Let’s check out the comments of other people on this story.

This user shares their personal thoughts.

Yes, probably.

Here’s another possibility.

Finally, a quick and straightforward response.

Some people look down on others like they’re above everyone else.

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