There really are people in the world who resent nice cars and do go out of their way to park their banged up rust bucket too close and ding the door. It feels like you’re marked and the first ding comes within weeks, even with parking out in the empty part of the lot, they’ll wedge right up beside you with the two being the only vehicles in a hundred feet.
That said, taking up two spaces right at the front door was asinine. His used Vette (and he bought it used, you can see the temporary tags on it and that’s not the new model) was more important than inconveniencing people.
He deserved the derision. Maybe he’ll park his precious perfect baby out of the way next time and inconvenience himself instead of others.
Like the old saying goes, a few people can learn by reading, most people can learn by watching, but some just have to whiz on the electric fence for themselves.
It feels like you’re marked and the first ding comes within weeks, even with parking out in the empty part of the lot, they’ll wedge right up beside you with the two being the only vehicles in a hundred feet.
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Co-worker of mine bought a new Saturn when they first came out. Really proud to show it off, he and a couple of other workers went out to lunch and he parked the car in an empty space far away from other cars.
When they left the restaurant, he was incensed that someone had parked an old beat up car very close to the driver-side of his new car. .....He leaned up against his car and kicked both feet very hard into the old “tank” next to his car.
No damage was done to the old car, however he caved in the rear quarter panel of his new car!!! ...The other guys with him told everyone in the office what had happened and it was hilarious!