Woman raging after discovering a car parked millimetres behind hers & asks if he secretly bumped her or is a bad driver
A WOMAN was left raging after she went outside to move her car, only to discover that someone had parked millimetres away from hers.
Social media user Dominie captured the close cars on camera, as she asked her followers whether they thought the other person had crashed into her, or if they were just a terrible driver.
Dominie, who can be found at @youngzucc, titled her TikTok video: “I am a victim of a park and stay.”
She then went on to explain exactly what had happened and her reaction to it.
They explained: “I just came out to move my car.
“There was no-one behind me when I parked my car… and now there is.”
Dominie then turned the camera around to show her followers exactly what she meant.
The video then recorded two cars parked extremely close together, with the white car’s bonnet virtually touching the grey vehicle.
Moving closer for further inspection and zooming in, Dominie continued: “Do you think they really just parked there?
“Or do you think they actually hit me and then decided to move?”
She then urged her followers to look closely at it, highlighting how little the gap was in between once more.
Exasperated, the Aussie TikTok user then said: “Like you’re kidding.”
And Dominie wasn’t alone in feeling frustrated that someone had decided to park right on top of her.
One of her followers wrote: “Why are they parked so close like someone is behind them????”
Another said: “My next door neighbour does this to me.”
While a third added: “This happened to me a few weeks ago too.
“Why do people feel the need to park so damn close?”
Others also begged her for an update so they could know what happened to her car.
So, reflecting on the situation later during a separate video, they clarified that there was lots of space in front of them so the situation could have been completely avoided.
But luckily Dominie was able to drive away without doing any damage to her car.
She added: “There was ample space in front of me so I was able to just pull away.”