[dangus]

>> How is it hard to “park backwards”? I assume you have to back up when leaving? Is that hard for you? <<

Evidently, it’s enormously hard for 99.999% of the people who do it. If I’m backing out, I’m always out in a single go. But people who back in have to try again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again. I just waited three songs for some bastard in my building to park straight.

[imardmd1]

I hate you people who try to drive im without taking the extra time to position your car. You always wimd up angling in and taking up more space than you need so you have enoigh on the driver side. Then you make it a lot more difficult for the car on either side to get back in their car, or to easily exit when backing out.

You're the less considerate and poorer operator than the driver who has to make at least one backup move whether nosing in or backing in. In fact, your sloppy parking may force the next parker to back in just to use his/her space without dining you car.

Stay home and use Amazon for your shopping.