Leaving passive-aggressive notes on cars should be illegal.
By @tateactually · Drama
There is no reason to leave a condescending note on someone's car or door instead of just having a 30-second conversation. It's the peak of cowardice and I'm over it.
The full story
My neighbor left a printed-out, laminated note on my windshield this morning about me parking "too close to the line"... in my own assigned parking spot. Instead of just knocking on my door? Or catching me when I'm walking in? It's the most sanctimonious, non-confrontational way to handle a tiny issue. I'm convinced people who do this are just looking for drama instead of an actual solution. I refuse to even acknowledge it.
How people voted
- Valid Take — 36% (52 votes)
- I’m Torn — 37% (53 votes)
- Bad Take — 27% (38 votes)
Readers are split: “I’m Torn” leads with 37% — 143 votes and 5 comments so far.
What people are saying
@mmokay — the lamination proves this is a serious issue.
@rubysorta — Park correctly in the first place and you won't get notes.
@quinnwelp — But what if they've knocked before and you never answer?
@ineskindof — That's textbook conflict avoidance, it's not actually about your parking.
@sortakinda — LMAO
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