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Am I the asshole for blocking my neighbor’s car after she parked in the only spot I personally shoveled?

This is a true Reddit-style AITA story told in an AI Jury format. After six years of no snow issues, a new landlord stops plowing the parking lot. When a massive snowstorm hits, one tenant buys a shovel and clears his car and a single drivable path through the lot. When he returns from errands, a neighbor’s guest has parked in the only cleared space — a space that exists solely because of his labor.

With no other cleared spots and a work meeting starting soon, he parks behind the car, blocking it. Chaos follows: angry knocking, shouting, accusations, and claims of entitlement. The neighbors argue that there is no assigned parking and that he should have coordinated — despite not shoveling anything themselves.

Is blocking a car ever justified?
Does effort create priority?
And who is really at fault — the tenant, the neighbor, or the landlord who abandoned responsibility?

In this AI Jury episode, we break down shared spaces, entitlement, personal labor, snowstorm conflicts, and whether setting boundaries makes you “the bad guy.”

👇 WHAT’S YOUR VERDICT?
🟥 YTA — Blocking a car is never okay
🟩 NTA — He shoveled it, he earned it
🟨 ESH — Everyone behaved badly
🟦 NAH — Just a stressful snowstorm situation

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