My name's Mary. >> Okay. >> You just ran my my plate, but you don't even know if this is my car. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Uh and what am I doing wrong? What am I doing that's illegal? >> Well, at this point you're free to go. >> Well, can you please explain to them that I'm not doing anything illegal and they can't They can't control who parks on a public road? >> We're going to talk to them. >> Okay. >> Yep, that's fine. So, we're just letting you know too about the other parking area. >> I understand there's more parking areas, but I also understand this is a public road. There's signs saying I can't park here. >> Okay, Mary, you're free to go. >> And they also threatened to have my car towed for parking on a public road. And she And she put a sign taped a sign to my window. >> to ask you to just go. >> I'm not going to go yet. I'm going to wait until you guys go. >> Until we leave? >> Okay, well, these people are in the wrong. >> So, it's a difference of opinion here. So, I >> It's not It's opinion. It's law. >> Okay. Could you just get in your car and go? It's resolved. >> No. No, I'm in public and I have a right to be here. >> I like Do you realize you're not being very cooperative? >> How am I being uncooperative? >> Because the simple thing would be >> Why should I go? >> Because you don't live here. >> Does it matter? It's a public road. >> No, but they live here, so they're not going to leave their house. >> I'm not asking them to leave their house. Why are you asking me to do something? Why do I need Why do I need to work with you for someone who's mad that someone's parked on a public road? >> Again, if someone was parked in front of my house, I would think it's a little odd as well. So, >> Why? Is your Is your house on a public road? >> Yeah. >> So, why would it be odd for someone to park on a public road completely legally? It's not odd. There's a parking lot It's not odd. >> Okay, I'm I'm not trying to have an argument with you. I'm just asking you >> Clearly you are. >> I'm just trying to ask you if you could >> You're trying to get me to leave when I didn't do anything. >> I'm just trying to ask you if you could leave. >> No, I'm not going to. What are you saying? >> do me a favor and just leave? You You You could really help the situation here. >> I don't need to leave. >> this into something that's bigger. This could have been a simple parking complaint. >> doing anything wrong, sir. >> Okay, you're just making this bigger. >> disrespectful. Do you have a permit? >> that they don't own the road? And people can park on the street. >> Everything's all set. They're going to talk to the town about it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I can park where I like until there's signs saying I can't. Sounds good. >> Yeah, that's what we're going to work on, sir. All right? >> I know I'm all set. You've said that multiple times. >> Can you just get in your car and go? >> I don't need to leave. >> Well, I think you're you're just prolonging the situation. >> How am I doing anything wrong? >> I you're We could just get We could all just clear out. >> And what's I mean, is it illegal to stand in public? Okay. And the air con the air conditioner is on in there. Okay, so you don't need to tell me what to do. Yeah. Thank you. Okay. And that's that's as long as they know that I'm not doing anything illegal or wrong. No, I won't. I don't need to do you a favor. I don't need to do you a favor. Can record the police in public if I'd like. Okay, yes you you keep you can