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    Resident blocks neighbor in with their car after she refuses to stop parking in their driveway, causing her to be late for work: ‘It's not my fault she doesn't want to learn’

    Many people find parking quite intimidating. We all had to learn how to parallel park to pass our driving test, but many of us end up avoiding actually parking that way because we can't handle the challenge. 

    If one has the choice between a tight, challenging-looking parking spot and a spacious one with a lot of breathing room, one would surely go for the latter. Even, apparently, if the latter is also positioned in front of someone else's driveway, like in the story below.

    The resident in the story below claims their neighbor is a bad driver who can't be bothered with parking in front of her own house. Instead, she parks right in front of their driveway, ignoring the demands she'd stop. She also rents out the rooms in her house to different people, so parking on the street is scarce, which led the resident to take action and find a way to stop her from stealing his parking spot.

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