Parking Space Hogged with Bicycle and Sign "Do Not Remove, I Live Nearby"... "Never Seen Hogging Like This"

A post about the incident was uploaded to an online community on the 23rd
Personal belongings such as a chair placed in a public parking lot
Even a sign saying "Do not remove" was attached

A car owner was spotted engaging in so-called 'hogging parking' by securing a spot in a public parking lot using a bicycle and various belongings, even attaching a sign that read "Do not remove." This behavior has sparked criticism from online users.

On the 23rd, a post titled "Truly Unbelievable Parking Hogging Crazy Villain" was uploaded to the online community 'BobaeDream.' The author, identified as A, shared a photo along with the comment, "Reserving a personal parking spot like this in a public parking lot, sigh..."

A bicycle parked in a public parking lot with a notice attached saying "Do not remove." 'BobaeDream'

The released photo shows a parking space that should be used for cars, but instead, a chair, a stroller, and a bicycle are all placed there together. To prevent anyone from moving them, a bicycle anti-theft strap was also used.

Notably, a sign attached to the front of the bicycle reads, "Sorry. I will be back soon. Please do not remove. I live nearby." This is a method of reserving a parking space in advance by piling up personal belongings, known as 'hogging with items.' The notice was reportedly even laminated.

The post quickly spread and drew widespread outrage from online users. Comments included, "What on earth is this in a public parking lot meant for everyone?" "Let's not do things we should be sorry for," "This should be punished the same as obstructing drivers," "Let's park a motorcycle inside and say we live nearby," "It is certainly original," "I don't get what living nearby has to do with it," and "Can't this be reported?"