Driver leaves a VERY rude note to avoid parking ticket – but people are divided
THIS is the moment one rude motorist left a controversial note on his car to avoid being ticketed.
In the video, posted on TikTok by @cayletalks, Cayle explains the sneaky way he planned on cheating his way out of a parking fine.
The content creator pointed out he had actually been caught out in the same car park before – but vowed not to let it happen again.
He said: “Guys take a look at this, we’re in the car park where I got a ticket last time I parked here.
“Except this time I’m not the driver, my friend from Florida is and what are they gonna do send a ticket to Florida?
“So he doesn’t even wanna pay for parking but he’s leaving them a note, check this.”
The cameraman then pans to the note which reads: “If you give me a ticket, you’re a c***.”
He then asks his followers: “Did you think we were gonna be good? And just so you know he’s parked just perfectly as well.
“But now we’re off to the cinema so there is that, see you in a bit.”
In the comment section, the content creator confirmed the duo were not slapped with a ticket.
But people were divided about the angry note.
Many in support of the sarcastic message wrote: “Legend”, “Brilliant”, and “I love you.”
“What a guy”, commented another.
However, some TikTokers suggested their plan wasn’t as fool proof as they believed.
“If he’s in a rental car I think the rental company will charge your CC and add fees on top”, suggested one concerned user.
“They’ll charge the hire company who will then pass on the fine plus admin charge to him, they have all his details”, agreed another.
This comes as angry notes are left of selfish motorists’ cars everyday.
One furious neighbour even left a note slamming a police officer’s parking – despite the copper abandoning the vehicle in a daring footrace.
The Hampshire Constabulary officer returned to his car to discover the raging parking note after chasing two suspects down a side street.
The note read: “Seriously? What’s with the parking guys? Ask yourselves!
Ned Clarke, 39, found a message left on his windscreen by another motorist claiming he had parked too close.
The sarcastic note said: “Nice parking job, a**.
“How about leaving me more than three inches to move?
“I know you think that’s huge, but your d***-size is smaller than you think. Happy New Year.”