A bloke got so pissed off at people parking in front of his house and then going on holiday that he decided to take a special kind of revenge.
Neil Junglas, 36, from Liverpool, decided to get payback driver of a silver Skoda that has now been outside his house for two days:
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He saw the pull up and two people get out with suitcases when he was cooking dinner for his daughter.
Neil told the Liverpool Echo: "They were clearly leaving their car there and just getting a taxi to the airport.
"Obviously they just wanted some free parking.
"Next door have a couple of cars as well so there isn't really room for other cars to park on the road."
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Neil added that he can no longer park his own car outside of his house because of the other car.
He said: "I thought it was cheeky leaving the car there so thought I'd leave them a nice surprise for when they got back.
"I work at Costco so I went and bought a big roll of cling-film from there."
So Neil decided he should wrap the entire car using an industrial sized roll of cling-film.
Now people have been taking photos and selfies as they walk past it.
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In the eyes of the law you're cool to park in front of someone's house as long as certain criteria are met.
Firstly, if a permit isn't needed and there are no restrictions, then it's probably sound to whack your car outside someone's house and walk off into town.
Secondly, if the street has a dropped kerb, doesn't have a resident's bay or doesn't block a driveway, that's an indication that you're not doing anything wrong.
Basically you just have to make sure that you're not obstructing anything, like traffic or a driveway, and that you don't have to have a permit for being there.
Police have reportedly reminded people that it's no one's right to park outside your house, unless of course there's a designated bay.
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