An entitled old jerk steals from me the last disabled parking spot despite the fact that he himself was not disabled.

So, my manager and I decided to get some petty revenge by not only calling the police, but also getting his car towed in the process.

Here's what happened. I'm a 19-year-old female and I have pots. It's a disability that causes my heart rate to spike when I stand up. This causes symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and chest pain.

Some people pass out from pots, but thankfully I don't.

When it's very hot or very cold, my symptoms get worse.

I live in Florida where it's hot all the time, and because of this,

my cardiologist filled out a form allowing me to get a disabled parking permit, and the

DMV gave me a license plate with a disabled symbol, which shows that I'm allowed to park in

disabled spots. So, I work at a science museum, and last week, as I was pulling into the parking

lot, I was cut off by a cyber truck. This cyber truck sped into the last disabled parking spot,

and this was the last parking spot in our lot, making me have to park across the street.

And mind you, it was about 90 degrees that day. So I walked across the street passing the cyber truck as I made my way to the entrance of the museum.

And to my shock, I saw that the cyber truck didn't have a disabled wheelchair icon on the license plate nor the placard in the window.

So not only was this guy an idiot rude driver, but they had also taken the last disabled parking spot

when I, an actual disabled person, really needed it.

Now, at this point, I was livid, and I was feeling like I was going to puke from my heart rate spiking from the walk to the museum.

I went inside and I told my manager, who was incredibly appalled and tried to find the person

before calling the cops. As in the state of Florida, it's a toable offense that also results

in a fine of $250. And this is displayed on every disabled parking sign in the state. Well, he wasn't in the museum, and we checked the cameras, and it turns out he went to a restaurant across the street. So he was using our parking lot to avoid paying for parking. So my manager then called the police and a towing company. Two police cars showed up, and the cops said that they'd give him a ticket, and that since he's nowhere to be found, they would call a tow truck

at his expense and impound the vehicle until he pays. And for Florida cops, they were actually

shockingly nice and helpful. The tow truck arrived and tried to tow the cyber truck, but as they

attempted to pull out, the cyber truck's back panel flew off. They had to reattach the cyber truck

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