After a gas station employee repeatedly ignored a retail manager's requests to stop occupying one of the store's three customer spaces, her attempt to evade the parking signs got her towed.

I think that the main problem here is the fact that the gas station's employee clearly banned her from parking her vehicle on site, expecting her just to magically teleport to work every day. Well, that and her attitude. If she had been nice about it, one of the neighbors might have actually let her park her vehicle close by. I get not wanting to walk far to your vehicle, especially alone and at night and in some areas where it's not necessarily safe to do so. There's a way to go about things, and if you aren't willing to do so, you should be ready for the consequences. In this case, paying hefty towing and impound fees.

What do I know about anti-employee rules while parking on site? Well, in university, the cafe I worked in was in a very ritzy outdoor mall with extremely strict parking rules. 

What do you think of this situation? We'll take a look at the original story first, and then I'll share my experience before we look at what others had to say. Leave a comment down below if you have input.