It’s often said that society breaks down when people park where they’re not supposed to. OK, so I’m the one that often says it – no harm injecting a little ad populum to bolster one’s argument (is there?) –
Last night, I came home to find that someone had parked their car IN our private garage, blocking not just one (mine) but THREE parking spaces. Really, WHO DOES THIS???
No note telling which apt he/she was in so they could be asked politely to rectify their rectum stretching. I did notice a baby car seat in the back with baby blankets and toys. I suppose the entitled parents of that little bundle of joy somehow belive their convenience trumps the social contract.
The only consolation I managed, was watching the rain outside, and knowing how expensive it is to replace windshield wipers on Audis.
Last night, I came home to find that someone had parked their car IN our private garage, blocking not just one (mine) but THREE parking spaces. Really, WHO DOES THIS???
No note telling which apt he/she was in so they could be asked politely to rectify their rectum stretching. I did notice a baby car seat in the back with baby blankets and toys. I suppose the entitled parents of that little bundle of joy somehow belive their convenience trumps the social contract.
The only consolation I managed, was watching the rain outside, and knowing how expensive it is to replace windshield wipers on Audis.
Wow similar thing at the tailgate lot during the football season. People would wait for the game to start and then move in and park wherever, one even had the cajones to move our table and park under the awning of the motor home.The next game again only these were parent's of a bundle of joy both were greatly offended that we were ofended. What have we tought our little ones?
ReplyDeletehaha. the door handles arent too cheap either. neither is their child. seriously wally, it's time to give it back.
ReplyDeleteYou mean that offends people? I'm sorry, I didn't think anyone would mind.
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