My husband and I were at the Canadian Tire on Tecumseh road this afternoon and while I waited in the car a man approached a champagne sedan a row up and to the right from where we had parked. He noticed the black truck behind him was a little close to his back bumper (the cars were not touching and you could have fit your hand between the two cars) - The two cars were already there when we arrived so I am not sure who was there first.

You sir should be ashamed of yourself and your actions today, you immediately threw a fit and went running back into the store as if someone crushed your entire car. Little did you know my husband was making a return at the service counter where you proceeded to bully the young lady working to find the man who owned the truck who according to you "smashed into your bumper and destroyed your car. We waited with our sunroof open to see and hear what would come of this because of your poor temper in case witnesses were needed.

Not only did you disrespect the clerk inside the store by yelling at her, once the man who was accompanied by his young daughter came out you repeatedly screamed at the both him and his daughter - that he parked too close to your back bumper and wasn't a responsible driver already going against what you told the store clerk.

The man shrugged off your attitude and apologized and said seeing as he did not hit your car there was nothing more to say about it and got into his truck to leave. Have some respect and dignity for yourself, it was fully visible that you were actually parked almost into the spot he parked in leaving little room to pull up as it was, there was no damage to your car whatsoever except an extremely dirty bumper that matched the rest of your cars dirty condition. This man apologized immediately to you for the tight parking space and you threatened him repeatedly and then screamed he was leaving the scene of an accident when he even had the manners to even wish you a good day. As they drove away you still kept screaming that he should have parked elsewhere because you don't share a spot when the store isn't busy and that you were calling the police. What accident and what rule would that be - you park where you park sir and I hope you did not waste a police officers time with something that wouldn't even be considered an insurance claim. If you happen to see this I made a report to both the store manager and called the police information line in case you try and damage your car and go after these poor people. Grow Up.