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Input: Hi there- first time posting on this sub, on mobile so excuse whatever formatting errors pop up. 

Okay so first off- I live in Boston, I have a car, it is currently winter, last night it snowed about a foot. I parked my car in a garage overnight so I thought there would be a parking ban and my neighborhood is all street parking. Well today when I got back from work there were several empty spaces between the snow banks, but people had “reserved” them by putting their trashcans, deck chairs, or even traffic cones out in the middle of them. 

Let me say this: I understand, it’s a lot of effort to dig out your car and I’m sure it would suck to spend that time and then come back and not be able to get a good spot, but the parking in this neighborhood has always been a free-for-all, and because of the snow banks people are reserving about 1.5 spaces to get in/out of the spot as well as the space they need for the car, so there would be less spots available even without people holding them. 

In the end I had to park about 3 streets over from my apartment, which wouldn’t be too bad if the sidewalks were paved well but they’re not and I already have a sprained ankle. I was so tempted to just move some of the stuff and take a spot but it felt bad. 

So my question is: would I be the asshole if I did this? 

taking someone's "reserved" parking space