There are more and more drivers in Plovdiv and less and less parking. This leads to vicious warfare that repeatedly reaches extremes, such as exchanging blows, threats, posting threatening notes, dumping a garbage bag on a vehicle, etc.
A reader of “Maritsa”, also having parking problems, denounced a new method of retaliation and warning. She found her car with sauerkraut on the hood. Unknown until now, she allegedly poured half a can of soup, dropped some cabbage and then spat on her heels. “We often argue about who gets to park where, but that’s nothing,” she said angrily.
There are no cameras in the area where this happened and the perpetrator will not be found.
A few days ago threats were written with a key on the hood of a family from the city under the hills. The threats are aimed at the man, who seems to have offended someone with the methods and place of the parking lot.
Such situations escalate into a pandemic and it is unclear to what extent everything will escalate to the extreme. Windshield wipers continue to be the most peaceful method of alerting at the moment. However, it increasingly fades into the background – to the detriment of aggression and hooliganism.
