Driver struck on an irate note for parking on private land

Everyone wanted to go to the beach on the weekend in Australia, and we all know how difficult it can be to find a place to park.

But a Bondi Beach local has grown tired of visitors taking advantage of its prime space.

The resident left an angry note on a car that has been repeatedly parked in his place.

“Hey, damn head! What is it you don’t understand? This is a PRIVATE parking lot. You have ignored three requests to move. Shit !!” read the note taped to the window.

Someone shared a photo of the note and posted it on Facebook, simply saying “Summer is here.”

Many people were quick to voice their opinions on what the resident should do and said they were being too nice.

“Break the window and loose the tires. It’s the only way,” wrote one man.

“It’s just rude. You don’t park in someone’s driveway, car space, etc.”

One man suggested wiping the dog poop on the windshield wipers, “and then if it rains, you know it’s really upset.”

Someone else suggested removing four tire valves and towing the car.

Some offered more sensible suggestions, such as calling the city hall or the police to issue a ticket or contacting the owner.

People said the situation was “getting out of control” in Bondi and that motorists were constantly parking in people’s driveways or spots to avoid paying for parking.

“I once said: ‘I know who you are going to see when you park here … the next step I will inform your partner if you park here again … You never parked on the other side of my road again … with pencil! bright red lipstick! “someone said.

Hundreds of people flocked to the beach as temperatures spiked over the weekend, and Sydney residents warned that coronavirus cases will increase if people become complacent.

Signs at different entrances to the beach reminded visitors that Covid-19 public health orders were still in effect and that social distancing guidelines must be followed.

The images showed that some areas of the beach appeared to be more densely populated than others, and some people appeared to ignore the 1.5 meter social distancing rule.