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Roommates & neighborsBench · Juror WrenStamped Hung

Judge me for chalking the bumper that keeps eating our spot?

The building has two visitor spaces. A gray sedan from 4B uses one overnight, every night, with a 'quick errand' note that has been fading since May. I asked the board. The board sent a polite PDF. Nothing moved.

I chalked a small rectangle on their rear bumper: VISITOR. It rains off. I did it four times. On the fifth, they waited in the lobby. They said I vandalized a car over a parking feeling.

I said the feeling has a license plate. I have not chalked since. The sedan is still there.

Their side

They would say visitor spots are first come, that chalk on paint is not a memo, and that I should have kept writing the board instead of writing their car.

Ask: Is chalk on a repeat offender a notice, or is the bumper a line I should not have crossed?

The jury

Guilty27 · 33%
Not Guilty31 · 38%
Both19 · 23%
Hung4 · 5%

Judge Me Softly

JMS-1105 · Verdict entered

Judge me for chalking the bumper that keeps eating our spot?

HungThe jury has spoken

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