Drummoyne, Sydney, woman leaves note for driver parked in front of her home
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A dispute erupts between neighbors in a wealthy Sydney neighborhood over a single car parked on the side of the road: “It’s a disaster, it’s ridiculous”
- A Sydney resident left a driver an angry note
- His park in front of his house blocked road works
An outraged woman who spent months fighting to get her street repaved left a scathing note for the car parked in front of her house after it stopped road workers from patching the asphalt when they finally arrived to fix it.
Roza McQueen shared a photo of the driver she sarcastically labeled a ‘legend’ who parked outside her home in Drummoyne, Sydney’s inner west.
Ms McQueen said she had fought with the council for months to repave the street along the back of her house.
But when the roadworks crew finally got going, a car was parked in front of her house, leaving Mrs. McQueen with an ugly patch of old road in front of her driveway.
So, Ms. McQueen left a note denouncing the driver’s behavior, claiming it was inconsiderate.
Drummoyne resident Roza McQueen left a passive aggressive note on the windshield of a car (above) parked in front of her home after it blocked roadworks.
A sign on the car’s front windshield read: ‘Wow, you’re a legend.
I really appreciate you leaving your car here. Yeah, the front of my house looks like crap.
‘Park in front of your house.’
A second note left on the back of the car read: “Thank you for parking your car here when roadworks were scheduled.”
Ms. McQueen signed both signatures as ‘Karen’.
However, the frustrated Sydneysider said the passive aggressive notes were not the first she left.
She explained that she had left a note earlier in the week after the council warned her that the road in front of her house would not be fixed if she did not move the car.
Ms McQueen left a total of three notes for the driver, the first asking them to move before the road work crews arrived, while the last two (above) criticized them for failing to relocate.
‘The first signal was a warning to move the car, they are coming on Thursday. I gave them a week’s notice and it’s still there,” she told the Sydney radio station. 2GB.
It’s a mess, it’s ridiculous.
Ms McQueen said she tried to call the council to redo the road, but was disappointed.
“I called the council, they said ‘oh no that’s not good’ and I said ‘yeah it’s not, I want it fixed’ but even if they fix it there will still be a patch,” he said.
“We have been waiting for this for a long, long time. They renovated it, patched it up for months, and finally the day came.