“Shocking Confrontation: Neighbor’s Rude Parking Stunt Sparks Explosive Fallout!”
Lönnqvist’s explanation connects with the findings of a 2012 study that found that the higher a person’s social class, the more likely they are to engage in unethical behavior.
Researchers concluded that a person’s increased resources and independence from others leads them to prioritize their self-interest over another person’s welfare. It then makes them more susceptible to unreasonable and uncouth behavior, like what the man with the Lexus in today’s story showed.
You can’t win against an entitled person set in their ways, even if you tried, so avoiding them is still the best way to go. As workplace psychologist and executive coach Stefan Falk tells CNBC, engaging with them only leads to negative outcomes.
However, the man was clearly out of line, and the homeowner was within their rights to take action. They could have escalated the matter with the Homeowners Association, which has more authority to dole out necessary sanctions.
Most commenters agreed that it was the man who was at fault
But the few who criticized the author called them out for being a “doormat”
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