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November 19, 2006 |
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You Don't Work Here
FOUND by Andy Leonard
in Leicester, UK
My girlfriend found this under her windscreen wiper after parking at her old place of work one day last summer. It s a good, free place to park for the city center. Obviously someone wasn t happy!
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
I take it she left at least one enemy behind at her old job..
I hope she didn't put him down as a reference...
But at least it's good to see the art of letter writing is still alive and well.
I think whoever wrote is the lazy one since he wouldnt park elsewhere.
Why does someone do something like this?
Are they that unhappy in life that they have to lash out at people thru a crumpled sloppy written note attached to someone's car?
It just seems me only a true loser would do something like this.
that. is. hilarious. i wish someone would write me a note like that.
That might hurt my feelings if left by a former co-worker. Going postal would be the only way to restore emotional balance.
I often dream of doing this to people who park in disabled spots. To date I've only given nasty stares. I'm too much of a wuss.
I got a note similar to this under the windshield of my car once. It said something to the effect of, "This parking is for residents only. ASSHOLE." Funny thing is, I was a resident. haha
I like this find, purely because it's the only one from my hometown.
It's nice to know everyone here is quite so nice..
Liz in USA
I had a similar experience..a friend of mine moved in and didn't realize the covered parking was assigned at our apts..the next morning there was a nasty note on the windshield and his tires were slashed. We went to management, and they refused to do anything about it because the person whose spot he was in was a 85-year-old mormon woman.
Really?
It's just a parking spot.
Eric -- ooh, I'd love to see Grandma Mormon slashing tires. AWESOME.
I once saw someone punch a guy in the face in a Wal-Mart parking lot because he had more than 20 items in the 20 items or less lane.
Hilarious, but wtf is wrong with people?
Reminds me of my favorite specialty beer store. (99 Bottles!) They had about 8 parking spots in front of their store, which is located in a sort of strip mall shopping center, but all the spots were always occupied by the morons who worked in the neighboring stores. ALL.Day.Long!
There was a giant parking lot across the driveway. (and the beer store proprietors used it, to save those premium spots for their loyal customers..) but the store employees were too damn lazy to walk ALL that way to their jobs.
So I guess in that case, the sign should read YOU WORK HERE, you lazy ASSHOLES! Park in the parking lot and leave these good spots for our loyal customers!
I'd have done it if it were MY store.
This is actually fairly polite for Leicester.
I would've mailed the note to management, and they would surely recognize the handwriting. Revenge!!!!!!!!
Ouchhh.
I think the note is much better than slicing her tires or scratching the car - don't care to know this person myself.
Is she suppose to do that in that order?
oops!!
the note writer doesn't have the guts to tell her in person obviously , that she just leaves a patch of paper..
i would answer behind the paper and leave it there with a sign :P