Bengaluru Neighbour Leaves Polite Note Calling Dibs On Parking Space, Internet Says 'Never In Gurgaon'

Bengaluru is a city that has lately come under the microscope of the internet for all things shocking and sometimes even disturbing. From getting exposed for its brutal rental interviews to getting rooted by people on the internet for having some classist incidents, the city has seen its share of ups and downs on Twitter.

However, redemption is on its way for Bengaluru residents.

Bengaluru Neighbour Leaves Polite Note To Get Parking Space

A recent tweet going viral on the internet shows how Bengaluru residents are not all bad. Twitter user Subhasis Das shared an image of a note taped on a car window. Das informed that the episode occurred in Koramangala, one of the largest neighbourhoods in South Bengaluru.

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By now everyone online knows that Bengaluru has become somewhat the content capital of the internet and comes up with some of the most interesting interactions that instantly spark fire online. Das too noted this nature of the city as he wrote in his caption, ¡°Bengaluru - the city of epic content.¡±

The Bengaluru resident shared how one of the neighbours posted a polite note on the car window to inform the owner that the spot they were using for parking did not belong to them while the neighbour claimed they needed it to park their second car.

The note read, ¡°Please do not park your car here!! We had already requested you not to do so earlier. Please understand that we have been living in this area since year 2000, and own two cars. Hence, we need good amount of parking space. Please go back to your earlier parking spot. Let¡¯s be good and supportive neighbours.¡±

Found this in Koramangla today. Bengaluru - the city of epic content@peakbengaluru pic.twitter.com/NoFelvA6bw

¡ª Subhasis Das (@inframarauder) June 27, 2023

The Internet Was Impressed By The Neighbour's Polite Note

The internet did not take much time to compare this situation to the absurdity that would have followed if the same situation had taken place in Gurgaon or Delhi. One user noted how if this was a case from Gurugram then the note would have been left on the driver¡¯s seat after the window was smashed to pieces as a warning.

Gurgaon m hota toh kaanch tod ke seat pe rakha hota same note

¡ª Urvashi Gormat? (@takeiteasyUrvy) June 28, 2023

While one user did not think the situation was worthy of being tagged as ¡°peak Bengaluru¡± behaviour however the poster pointed out how such clear and polite communication was characteristic of only Bengaluru as a similar situation would have led to violence in most other cities.

I don't think you'd find people communicating their concerns so politely elsewhere xD
Usually these things end in violence

¡ª Subhasis Das (@inframarauder) June 28, 2023

Another imagined how Delhiites would react in a similar situation and was sure that instead of a note the neighbours would have ended up puncturing the car tyres as a warning.

delhi mei th sidha tyre puncture

¡ª Urvi ? (@UrviGoel3) June 28, 2023

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