Man delivers instant karma with his sprinklers for any drivers who try and park in his shop's driveway

This frustrated man delivers instant karma with his sprinklers for any drivers who try to park in his shop’s driveway.

Meet Bruce Kerr, a 58-year-old IT business owner in Rockhampton, Queensland, who has gone viral for his sneaky solution to stop people parking on his business’s driveway.

Kerr set up a hidden sprinkler system along the driveway because the normal solutions to stop parking outside, like calling the police, posting signs, and talking to the council, weren’t working.

Not only does Kerr think a good soaking is the perfect solution for trespassers, but so does the internet, as his videos of the whole situation have gone viral.

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Man delivers instant karma with his sprinklers

Sometimes, when all the obvious solutions to a problem have been exhausted, you have to take matters into your own hands, like this Queenslander who had a problem with where cars were parking.

After the police, signage, and even talking to the local authority failed to stop people from parking outside the 58-year-old’s business, he devised a clever solution to halt the issue.

The business owner set up a hidden sprinkler system along his driveway aimed directly at most cars’ drivers’ side doors, and it’s triggered by a button by his desk. So when he sees someone park there, he opens fire.

Kerr shares videos from his security camera showing the spraying incidents on his TikTok account, Rockhampton Chaos, and the videos have certainly caused chaos, including real-life consequences.

He’s gone viral

In one particularly infamous instant karma moment, a video showed a truck driver getting soaked.

Then he was later fired from his job when his boss realized he’d lied about being on a job site, showing that the consequences extended much further than a simple prank.

Many people have sheepish reactions to getting soaked, but most laugh it off, and some even flip the bird. But Kerr has made it clear he’s not messing around.

His current setup uses normal mains water pressure, but he’s engineering a multi‑stage pump that can punch out 55+ psi.

One of the videos even shows a police car as the victim of a soaking. And that proves that if people think they can get away with parking there, they will.

Since installing his sprinkler system, he’s seen fewer driveway blockages, and he’s gone viral many times on social media, putting the ‘muppets’ as he calls them, in their place.

If you mess with the bull, you get the…sprinklers?