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Old 08-06-2011, 11:40 AM   #23 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by red6spd View Post
I would have said "hay please dont lean on my car" Your not being a d**k but your also letting them know your mad. People dont realize how easy you can scratch a car, especially if its dirty or dusty. I have just recently explained to my GF how you can mess a car up and she no longer leans on any of my cars.
I agree with this approach, especially if it is someone who you might run into later at work, the neighborhood, etc. You can be sure none of those people own a nice car, or take care of their car, and trying to educate them will fail. If they want to think you are overly neurotic about your car, no harm done.

I had a colleague lean into the p-side window with her purse in front of her. I yelled at her to get her effing purse off my door. It was a knee jerk reaction. I apologized immediately, but really bad about being overly harsh.
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