A homeowner has taken revenge on an "entitled" neighbour who consistently parked on his drive.
The dispute arose when residents were facing a £200 monthly charge for designated parking spaces within their residential complex.
Rather than pay the additional fee, the neighbour habitually left his vehicle on public streets, often occupying multiple spaces.
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When street parking proved unavailable, he would brazenly use other residents' driveways.
One of these driveways was the homeowner who voiced his frustrations on Reddit.
He wrote: "My next-door neighbour doesn't want to pay extra to park in the driveway of where he lives, so he parks on the street and takes up two spaces when he can find a spot.
"When he can't, he feels entitled to park in my driveway or at least block it as well as other neighbours."
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The neighbour would park outside the resident's drives
| GETTYThe homeowner detailed how his neighbour's antisocial conduct extended beyond parking violations.
The individual regularly littered in the street and conducted "loud" phone calls late into the night, disturbing residents' peace.
"I live in a fairly large city where parking is difficult," the poster wrote on Reddit.
"He parked, and I told him I needed to get out, and he said that it wasn't his problem. So I called a tow truck and he got towed," he recounted.
The poster arranged for maximum inconvenience, instructing the tow company to transport the vehicle to their facility in Staten Island, New York.
"I told them to take it all the way to their garage in Staten Island, which requires paying a £15 toll to get there, along with mileage and all other expenses, as well as sitting in traffic for two hours," he explained.
Upon returning to find his vehicle missing, the neighbour confronted the homeowner in fury.
"The neighbour came back and is fuming, asking where his car is, I respond 'Not my problem.' Have fun sitting in traffic and paying £15 toll as well as your fees," the poster revealed.
The homeowner told the neighbour that it is 'not my problem' for his car being towed
| GETTY"Perfect execution, just the right amount of pettiness. You paid him with the same coin," one commenter wrote.
"This just makes me insanely happy. I hate your neighbour," another user stated.
Other people said, "You're my new best friend," and "Your response to him just made my day!"