who has the worst parking spot?

Lone Wolf 75 · 09-01-2009, 07:05 PM

Well, no matter how far away I park in a public lot whenever I go out, it never fails that some idiot in a beat up car seems to park next to me a little too close for comfort.

At home isn't so bad, but I do have a single car garage and driveway - before I sold my other car and decided not to drive it, it was like a Polish Fire Drill getting the Z in the garage and the other outside. On nice days I just gave up and let the Z sit in my driveway.

At work, I am lucky enough to park amongst trusted coworkers and the lot is vacant enough that I can usually find a clear spot. I'm guessing that will chabge when the economy picks up and other firms start to occupy the other floors of our building.

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09-01-2009, 07:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
Lone Wolf 75 Base Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: The Future Age: 51 Posts: 191 Drives: 09 370Z PG 6M Rep Power: 17	Well, no matter how far away I park in a public lot whenever I go out, it never fails that some idiot in a beat up car seems to park next to me a little too close for comfort. At home isn't so bad, but I do have a single car garage and driveway - before I sold my other car and decided not to drive it, it was like a Polish Fire Drill getting the Z in the garage and the other outside. On nice days I just gave up and let the Z sit in my driveway. At work, I am lucky enough to park amongst trusted coworkers and the lot is vacant enough that I can usually find a clear spot. I'm guessing that will chabge when the economy picks up and other firms start to occupy the other floors of our building.