Woman didn't show up after half an hour after being honked for double parking and not leaving her number.

After finishing her lunch, the woman felt she was full and planned to leave.However, she found another car illegally parked on the side of the road, blocking her way and making her wait for half an hour before she could leave.This made the woman very angry, so she shouted loudly in the car: "I have been honking for so long, haven't you come out yet?"

On Saturday (29th), a Chinese woman posted a video on Facebook related to the above-mentioned experience, and said that day was a "very hot day" for her. The implication was that she was very emotional.

In this 14-second video, the woman first filmed from the driver's seat of the car looking outside, and said in a calm tone that she was dining near Klang Parade.However, her tone suddenly turned angry and she scolded another black car that parked behind her car.

In the second video, a woman driving a black sedan finally shows up and retrieves her vehicle.As she stepped forward to wave, she gestured to the female car owner to roll down her window and talk to her.

After the female car owner opened the door, the woman asked the other person if they were dining nearby, and told the other person that she had been honking for 30 minutes and had been waiting for a long time.

She earnestly persuaded the other party that if double parking is needed in the future, please leave a phone number so that someone can contact her so that she can solve the problem.Otherwise, if car owners have an emergency, their car will be stuck and they won't know what to do.

Can I understand? Please don't do this twice parking in the future or I will have to leave my phone number.Hope you can understand.

As she finished the conversation and was about to return to her car, the woman bumped into a man who asked, "Is this your mother?" The man awkwardly replied, "Yes."

In the post, the woman complained about the trouble caused to her by the double parking, which she said blocked her path.

I have encountered a similar situation before, which greatly affected my work efficiency.Once, when I was working intensively, someone suddenly dropped their phone number in front of me, and I couldn't help but be surprised.However, he was standing next to me, and there was a black frame on the windshield of his car, which looked very conspicuous.Although I tried my best to press my body close to the side of the car and stretched my head forward, I still couldn't see clearly what was going on inside the car.In this case, he told me that the black bezel was blocking the view, so he had to make me wait for half an hour before he could continue working.I felt very dissatisfied and unfair as I had prepared in advance and had been waiting there for a long time.From this point on, I decided to pay more attention to my productivity and avoid putting myself in similar situations.I also hope that in my future work, I can have a more just and reasonable working environment so that I can focus more on my work.

I'm also troubled by this problem.I know I need to pay special attention when parking in these places, because there are often many vehicles like this in front of my store, and they will block our way.In this case, I often write on a large piece of paper that says, "This car owner, you have blocked our traffic. Please note that please do not park outside other people's stores in the future. If your vehicle Blocking our way, please leave your contact information. Otherwise, our car will not be able to get out." Such behavior will not only affect my business, but also cause inconvenience to other car owners.Therefore, I hope to use this method to remind car owners to pay attention to this problem and ensure that their vehicles can pass smoothly.

I have encountered similar situations several times. I really couldn't bear it (beh tahan) and waited for half an hour. I almost contacted Kuala Lumpur City Hall to have the vehicle towed away!

Many netizens praised the woman's response.

"That sounds really good.", "You shouted very well.", "It's so handsome!", etc.

After my emotions are released, I calm down and get back to communicating effectively with others. (Note: "Flying kick" here is a metaphor for a violent action toward someone, rather than an actual action.)

Another way of saying this is: "No bad language, really polite."

If time is of the essence, doing so may make people less charitable.

One netizen pointed out that there is still room for improvement in "people's culture."