A man who considers himself wealthy defends his decision to park his expensive car worth £130,000 in spots designated for disabled individuals.

Luke Desmaris, a 28-year-old man, recently caused controversy when he shared a video of himself parking his £130,000 Mercedes G Wagon in a disabled bay at a Sainsbury's car park. Many were outraged, calling him an "entitled rich man" for taking advantage of a spot reserved for wheelchair users.

In the video, Luke casually explains his reasoning for parking in the disabled bay, stating that he is a very efficient person and needs to be close to the shops to save time. He argues that he will be finished with his shopping before 100 disabled people would need the spot. "Time is money," he says, "and within the two minutes I'm in the shop, 100 disabled people are not going to show up. That's why I'm parking in a disabled bay."

However, viewers were quick to point out that Luke had no right to park there, regardless of how quickly he would be done with his errands. One person commented, "It's not about two minutes, it's about the fact that it's a disabled bay. I'm disabled myself and people like you, who are fit and healthy, should be able to walk a mile to the shops." Others also noticed that there were closer parking spaces available for everyone to use and questioned why Luke chose to park in the disabled bay.

Furthermore, some viewers were skeptical of Luke's demonstration, as the car park appeared to be empty with no other shoppers or activity around him. One person asked, "Why is he showing this video in an empty car park?" This raised doubts about Luke's true intentions for parking in the disabled bay.

In addition to the disabled bay incident, Luke was also caught on camera driving into an empty bus lane to cut in front of a queue of traffic. In the video, he proudly states, "To poor people, this is a bus lane. But to rich people like me, it's a VIP lane to avoid traffic. We don't care about the fines." This further sparked outrage and criticism from viewers, who saw Luke's actions as a prime example of an entitled rich person abusing their privilege.

Overall, Luke's actions in both the car park and the bus lane have caused a stir on social media, with many calling for him to be held accountable for his selfish and entitled behavior. It's a reminder that no one is above the rules, regardless of their wealth or status.

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