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Here’s a rule to live by: if someone is waiting for your spot in a parking lot and acts like a total psycho, just take your sweet time and make them wait.

It’s a lot of fun!

And this person is on the same page as me!

Check out what happened in this story from Reddit.

“I was at lunch and parked in a crowded circular lot, where cars loop around to find parking.

After the meal, I came out, and as I stepped out onto the lot, a driver entered, made eye contact, and sped by me, presumably to find and get to my car to wait for me to back out.

That was close!

I usually wouldn’t consider myself petty, but he knowingly saw me step into the road and his car came about a foot away from me.

All to race me to my spot to make sure no other car got there first.

My car was at the end of the loop, and I saw him slow to scan for which car I was getting into.

I saw him turn on his blinkers for my spot so I avoided eye contact as I got in the car, pulled out my phone, and started looking very immersed with my phone.

After about 60 seconds (if he was pettier or more patient I probably would have given up), he threw his hands up in the air and continued to loop.

You can have it!

I waited for another car to come close, and then pulled out of the spot so that driver would get the spot.

Such minor revenge but I felt so smug.”

Take a look at what folks had to say about this story.

This reader had a lot to say.

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Another individual weighed in.

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This person was impressed.

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Another reader shared how they do it.

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And one reader spoke up.

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People need to RELAX.

It’s just a parking spot, for real.

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