<prompt> Human: Hey PF! I hope that this is the proper subreddit for my issue if not, maybe someone can point me in the right direction. I rented a car at my local airport first time car renter here just turned 25 because I was meeting my family in Atlantic City for two nights. We were getting together because Im moving abroad next week, and we wanted to hang out before I take off. I drove the car from the airport to my house, then to the hotel directly about 2.5 hour drive where I valet parked. I didnt use the car at all while I was there just to get there and back home. When the valet attendant returned the car, he rolled down the window and explained to me that he couldnt open the drivers side door, and he had to crawl in through the passenger side. No damage visible, no scratches nothing. The door unlocked and locked just fine, and the handles moved like they should, but the door simply wouldnt open. I wasnt that annoyed since I was just driving it back to my house, then straight back to the airport to return it that same day. I naively, I know now just assumed that the rental car company would be apologetic and maybe even give me a discount for renting me this faulty car with a malfunctioning door mechanism. I am a 62 guy and the car I rented was a compact sedan. It was extremely inconvenient and uncomfortable not to mention pretty awkward that the door stopped working. It was only for a few hours, but cmon I paid almost 400 for this dang rental. So I roll up to the car rental return area, expecting an apologetic employee to greet me. Boy, was I wrong. As soon as I arrived, and embarrassingly crawled out of the passenger side door, I was treated like I damaged the car while it was in my possession. The employee had me fill out an incident report, which is totally fine. Then I asked him what happens now, his tone suddenly becomes accusatory and he said theyre going to investigate it and that the mechanics were going to have to figure out how to open the door. I then told him that the door just suddenly stopped working, and there was no way that it was my fault because the only thing that happened to the door was that human beings were opening and closing it. I get that perhaps something happened while it was in the possession of my hotels valet, but I find that pretty hard to believe. The car looked great when I got it back plus what could the valet driver possibly have done to jam the door, when no signs of physical changes on the door could be seen. I walked away thinking maybe just that particular employee was salty, and that another person at the company could give me a little insight. Nope. The woman at the counter was treating me extremely rudely, as if I was trying to pull one over on them somehow. THEY gave me one of THEIR cars, and THEIR car door malfunctioned INTERNALLY. If it was the employees personally renting the car or any other sane person I think they would be on my side. I guess I should just wait to see what happens but Im moving to South America in 8 days and suspending my phone, so I dont know how to proceed. Any advice, guys? Similar stories maybe?Thanks!!!  <response>: Ive returned cars with far worse problems than a malfunctioning door. Youll never hear from them again. On the off chance you do, tell them to pound sand. 