Anger slip on Lidl parking lot: Mother defends herself against hostility!

Anger slip on Lidl parking lot: Mother defends herself against hostility!

drama on a Lidl parking lot in Wick, Scotland! A mother who was traveling with her little son found an angry piece of paper when she returned to her car, who was left to her by an anonymous unknown. The note was a sharp criticism of her choice of the parking lot, which is reserved for customers with children. The author insulted her as a "faules a **** hole", which didn't want to go on going. But that was not all - the news was also provided with a spelling mistake!

outrage and support on Facebook

chloe OAG, the affected mother, did not put up with this insult and posted a photo of the paper on Facebook, together with a picture of her son in the Maxi-Cosi children's seat. In her angry contribution, she made it clear that she was shopping with her child and older father. "Sorry for yourself, sweet. PS: You missed 'asshole' misspelled," she wrote. Her answer attracted a lot of attention and brought her a wave of support from other users.

The reactions to their post were overwhelming. Many users made fun of the anonymous author and wondered whether the car seat was not a clear sign. "People have too little to do," commented one user, while another noted that it was sad that someone bothered to write such a note. Chloe was advised not to be infected by the negative energy and stand over it.