One of my life philosophies is, if a parking spot has a number or a name on it, park somewhere else!

Trust me, folks, these are words to live by.

A TikTokker named Tasha posted a series of videos and talked to viewers about the internal struggle she dealt with after she discovered that someone had parked in her assigned parking spot at her apartment complex.

Tasha told viewers, “So I get home from work. I’m exhausted. Come into my parking garage and see someone is parked in my spot.”

She said she tried to get in touch with someone with property management to take care of the issue, but she didn’t have any luck.

Tasha asked “How many aura points do I lose if I have their car towed?”

Check out the video.

@tashafarsaci

not in the mood for this

♬ original sound – Tasha Farsaci

Tasha posted a follow-up video and told viewers that the car was still in her spot.

She said, “I called the tow company and they said they couldn’t tow it without authorization from my property management. My property management was not answering.”

@tashafarsaci

Replying to @Tv property manager better pull thru with a tow truck

♬ original sound – Tasha Farsaci

Tasha posted another video and the person who owned the car did end up moving it.

How annoying!

@tashafarsaci

Replying to @Shannon Miller a happy ending to the parking spot saga

♬ original sound – Tasha Farsaci

This is what folks had to say on TikTok.

This viewer shared how they do it.

Another TikTokker chimed in.

And this person spoke up.

Never park in another person’s spot!

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