Analogy & Facts

'A car is parked forward and the rear part is so damaged, the doors are opened.'
I heard somebody's telephoning to somebody, the conversation didn't seem to be stopped.
If I didn't interrupt their conversation through telephone, my car & I would have been reported to the police which caused another trouble.
I didn't say anyhting, just raise my body and waved by hand, suggesting no nothing this is my car I'm just sleeping.
At last I started taking a nap in my car at 1110 p.m. It was slightly after I started taking a nap in a car.
People in general tend to try not to see the facts that is lying in front of them as a fact, but try to judge the meaning of the scene through analogies based on a memory they got in a TV, movies, books, etc.
As a matte of fact, the scene I happened to come up with might have been so similar to the scenes he saw in either TV, the movies.
So the one interrupt the situation through analogy not from the direct fact he faced.
All he had to do was just confirm someone's taking a nap.
Or worse, he might have called police the moment he saw someone's lying in a car.