Some is the key word there. This lady crossed that line in OP's story. The parking was one thing thing but her getting pissy about being asked about it is where she would lose both my respect and tolerance.
Just don't tell us about the person who parks next to you. ?
I looked at the pictures, I read the whole thread. Neither you or your vehicle were damaged. You handled the situation very poorly. I was surprised that you shared the incident with the internet.
I just printed out about 10 of them.
We used to make stickers for just an occasion. Feel free to make your own LOL
That's right. I'm 72 and...
I totally disagree, however we will just have to agree to disagree. You are correct about no damage though. I find it totally unreasonable for someone to park that close when there were at least 7 empty spots to the left of her van. It is a very big clinic with a parking lot for over 125 vehicles. And as far as respecting your elders, I am probably 10+ years older than she is with my own set of health issues. In any event, have a good evening!
Maybe, next time, park at the other end of the group of empty spaces. People tend to pick the far end, just like you did, when parking out away from everyone else. She may have chosen to park out there due to the size of the vehicle she was driving.
Could be, not real sure why she did. And really, I was more surprised than anything. I can laugh about it now. I thought others here would get a kick out of it, that is the reason I posted it. Plus, I figured others would bring up their parking "surprises" as well, which some did. I guess my question I asked her about why she would of parked so close must of upset her. I have not walked in her shoes and maybe she was having a bad day. Still her response was unreasonable at best.
Actually, the ground maintenance company would have said you parked to close to the grass the first time if you were at our plaza and made it difficult for the zero turn mowers to cut without hitting your truck, or maybe they would just hit it and not tell. So parking on the grass might not be a wise idea. Some people value their landscaping the same way you value your truck. So while you are complaining about the van, some landscaping site is complaining about how you park with the same photo...
Ouch!!! You got me there...LOL! As I am sure you are aware, I was J/K about parking on the grass. However, you make a valid point about parking too close to the grass. Guilty as charged. I will omit my 2nd helping of chocolate ice cream tonight for due punishment for thinking only of my Jeep's safety! Darn, missing that 2nd helping is gonna hurtActually, the ground maintenance company would have said you parked to close to the grass the first time if you were at our plaza and made it difficult for the zero turn mowers to cut without hitting your truck, or maybe they would just hit it and not tell. So parking on the grass might not be a wise idea. Some people value their landscaping the same way you value your truck. So while you are complaining about the van, some landscaping site is complaining about how you park with the same photo...
Lawn and garden entrance has been closed since Covid started so no doors there, but I typically park away.
This was one of those “one-way” angled parking lots ?How unfortunate that your headlight doesn’t work anymore…?
I always back in, that way they get the bever-tail!
