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Originally Posted by speedracer007 (Post 3493179)

No pictures, and maybe not technically a crappy parker......but I need to vent.

I have been parking at the same spot at work for over a year. It is in the outermost row at work, and I can hug it next to the curb on one side. I always walk past at least 30 open spots before getting to the rest of the cars in the lot.

Some jackwad in a beige Chyrsler 300M has decided that HE likes the spot now. And he usually gets to work about 10 minutes before I do. He KNOWS it is a spot where I usually park (one day I pulled into the lot right after he did. He parked in the space right next to my spot, and when he got out made a sweeping hand gesture for me to pull into the spot.)

Looks like I need to find a new spot.

Maybe someone new got "his" spot so he had to find a new spot? Happened to me at my office. We do not have assigned parking, but I had been parking in the same end spot next to the stairwell in the garage for several years. Along came someone new who actually arrives before I do (usually there before 6:30 AM) and this person started parking there. So I just picked another end spot, and someone else lost "their" spot.

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Originally Posted by MarkGideon (Post 3493466)

happened to me too...

Well, I am going to change up my routine and park in a new location. There is an area in the adjacent lot where people with "nice" cars park, and everyone leaves an open parking space between them and the next car. My desk location is at the side of the building closest to the lot, so I will just park there and come in the side entrance.

A plus is that I can see my car from my desk location, so on the afternoons where work is dragging, I can look out the window and start thinking about my drive home.:driving:

Start showing up earlier to get your spot back.

Today was a $h!t $h0\/\/

Hang 'em all!

Except for the driver of the old Buick (?)! That sumbitch deserves accolades and should be allowed to park where ever he feels like!

How hard is it to park like a freaking human being?.....

The 4 Runner must have thought the blacked-out parking lines were the real lines...

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Originally Posted by Sean1125R (Post 3493872)

Start showing up earlier to get your spot back.

If he starts to show up earlier,then I would keep coming earlier until I come to work so early, I starts showing up 30 minutes after I went home!

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Originally Posted by Louie cat (Post 3494347)

If he starts to show up earlier,then I would keep coming earlier until I come to work so early, I starts showing up 30 minutes after I went home!

But you get the spot. Might as well set up a cot and sleep at work. :icon17:

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Originally Posted by TriNismo (Post 3496991)

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Derp!!

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Originally Posted by TriNismo (Post 3496991)

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Bastard!:shakes head:

Can probably fit a Smart Fortwo in the space to his right

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Originally Posted by TriNismo (Post 3496991)

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Being a Wrangler the driver could have rolled up on the curb instead. When I had my Wrangler and wanted more space that's what I would have done, bonus of having the ground clearance. So it really bugs me to see a jeep do this.