A homeowner was surprised to find a note from their "entitled" neighbour complaining they are not able to park their two limousines outside their home.
The woman, who lives in Adelaide, Australia parked her car in a residential street while she went to work.
However, when she returned, she discovered a note left on her vehicle.
Laura took to Instagram and shared a photo of the "entitled" note.
A homeowner was surprised to find a note from their "entitled" neighbour complaining they are not able to park their two limousines outside their home
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The typed-out message asked Laura not to park her car in front of the home again.
It demanded that she finds a new location as she had blocked guests at the house, the cleaner and gardener.
The letter read: "Hi, non resident of Godfrey Terrace.
"Please find a new location to park your car.
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:
"You have created problems for my gardener to park his car and trailer today, my cleaner yesterday and my guests to park their cars in front of our home/gate."
The "passive-aggressive" note continued as they whinged about room for their limousines.
It added: "We have several celebrations including a VIP event coming up and prefer your car is not parked opposite our pedestrian gate especially so that the 2 limousines can park nicely opposite our home."
After the letter was posted online, one person joked: "Won't someone think of the limousines?"
The typed-out message asked the woman not to park her car in front of the home again
Another said: "Let’s all park there and commute to our jobs."
"Surely someone isn't that out of touch and this is a p**stake?" a third added. "So precious they won't even let their gardener or cleaner use their driveway."
Others agreed that the resident had a right to complain - but they handled it the wrong way.
"While I’m not excusing the passive-aggressive and entitled tone of this note, we have commuters that regularly park on our street and it does my head in," one person wrote.
Another said: "Yeah I get that it's a rule of thumb not to park directly outside people's houses but these people are ridiculously pretentious."