The angry resident plastered a Vauxhall Corsa with an arrogant note branding the driver ‘selfish’ and ‘idiotic’ for blocking his skip from being collected
A furious homeowner has slammed a driver's ‘selfish behaviour’ after they blocked their skip from being collected - leaving them hundreds of pounds out of pocket. A Vauxhall Corsa is believed to have been parked in such a way that it prevented a home owner's skip from being lifted from his driveway.
Underneath the capitals, the notes reads: “Selfish idiotic parking!!!! Parking right next to a bulging skip that’s due to be collected today has cost me a lot of time and money. At 0803hrs this morning you parked in front of my property blocking an obviously bulging skip that was due to be collected today.
However, people have been left divided by the aggressiveness of the notes with some unable to make their minds up about whether the person who taped the notes outside the home on East Prescot Road in Dovecot was in the right or wrong. One person wrote: “It’s not illegal to park in front of somebody’s property.”
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