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Input: So earlier today I went to a coffee shop and the parking spaces are very tight there. It didnt help that there was a car that was parked too far out (who was preventing multiple customers in the lot to move around) that was making it extra tight. Anyways when I left due to the fact that the car was making it difficult I had my friend step outside to guide me and make sure I didnt hit the car behind me. She does this thing were she literally stands inbetween any potential car I might hit and we make sure I don’t hit any cars otherwise I’d hit her (I know very dangerous but we’ve been doing this for awhile and im extremely careful NOT to hit her) Anyways I was getting a bit too close and she bangs on my car for me to stop so I obviously stop immediently, by then I’ve had enough room to pull out safely so she hops in the car and we get ready to leave before a man interrupts us, here is the dialogue:

So you’re just gonna drive away and pretend you didn’t hit that car? 

My friend very confused and says “She didn’t hit that car I swear it, I was literally standing in between the cars if you heard or saw her hit it she hit my leg.”

He insists that I most definitely hit the car and I step out of my car because at this point i’m very flustered thinking I hit the car. A third person in my car a part of my party assured me I did not hit the car but the man was insistent that I did.

He begins threatening to take a picture of my license plate (which he did) as my friend explains to him and tries to assure him I most definitely didn’t hit the car. I asked my friend “Are you sure I didn’t hit the car?” And then looked to him and said “Sir are you sure I hit the car” and he looked over to her and said “If you’re not gonna be honest about it I can just let the person inside know what she did.” I am not a confrontational person at all and this really made me anxious but my friend began getting very frustrated as he was accusing her of being a liar. We said if we hit the car we had no problem letting the owner know (We really had no problem with that) but he went inside the restaurant. I reflected in the middle of the lot what to do if I should go inside and explain myself to him. But I am so sure I DID NOT HIT THE CAR. My friend is SURE 100% I didn’t hit the car. A man we were friendly with in the coffee place came out as he was curious to the situation and I explained it, he said “I would just leave, you didn’t hit the car.” We stayed in the parking lot for a good 10 minutes to see if the guy who confronted us may come out with a person. My friends all agreed that we should just go so I drove away. But I felt really bad and wrong for this... That man was really convinced I hit the car and I felt like I was a criminal for just leaving ... He has my plate number and I’m afraid if there is a scratch on that car (even if its not from me) I might be blamed for it. I understand he was just trying to be a good citizen and I commend him for that but it really bugged me that he refused to reason with us and accused my friend of lying. It’s just been bugging me all day. AITA for just leaving? 

driving away after "hitting" a car