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Input: Sorry for formatting. Tldr at bottom. 

I work at 7am in the morning and occasionally I'll head to Starbucks in a quiet plaza around 6:30 to grab coffee. I usually park in the spot that's most convenient (don't we all?) and easy to park in. This spot is directly facing the Starbucks, where there are table and chairs set up. It just so happens that my headlights are pointing at the window since I pull in.

One morning I pulled in, but my headlights don't turn off right away and can take up to a few minutes to turn off anyways. But I usually order through the mobile and run in and out under a minute to grab my drink. This older lady comes over to me to ask if I'm leaving soon because my headlights are "blinding" her. I told her that I'm just grabbing my drink and leaving, which I did. 

Over the next few weeks, I go but the same convenient spot is always taken so I park one spot over or whatever. The older lady sits in the exact same spot every single day (I'm assuming). Yesterday, my mom was driving me, so she has the car running and I run in to grab my drink. The older lady goes out to the car and I see her peeking into the driver seat. She comes back in and doesn't say anything to me.  I get my drink and I see her walking back in to grab her phone. She takes pictures of my car, mom, and I inside the car..  - obviously about the headlights. 

Same thing today where we go to Starbucks. This time she pulls her phone asap and walks out to take pictures once again. Then she comes directly to me, starts asking me why we park there, etc. I say it's for my convenience and it's a public place.. blah blah. Anyways, she insults my mom so I choose to not respond to her, so she tells me I need to grow up. The barista is standing there watching and after she leaves, the barista tells me he feels sorry for me to offer to comp me for a drink. 

Basically I'm not parking there to spite her, but out of my convenience. She constantly takes pictures of us without our consent obviously. No idea what's happening with the pics but whatever.  AITA?

Tldr: i park in a spot, where it's convenient for me, but because this lady claimed this window seat, the headlights don't turn off right away when I go into Starbucks for less than 2 minutes. She's harassing me but AITA?



not parking in a different spot