The back story is this- there were 5 open parking spots less than 20 feet away from where that Jeep was. There was no one on a wheelchair at that gas station and no handicapped parking tag or license plate on that car.Without knowing the backstory seems kind of petty to take issue with it.
I don't see anybody in the vehicle and the headlights are on so this likely means they wanted to *jump in the gas station real quick* so it wont hurt anybody since they'll be out in a minute
If it's completely deserted after hours and very unlikely to have handicapped people coming, it's cool.
It's not uncommon to see drivers who don't look handicapped to park in handicap stalls.
Not after hours, plenty of open parking spots less than 20 feet away. 0 excusesI go to the gas station multiple times a day, everyday. There hasn’t been a single time I saw someone in a wheelchair there.
He’s probably just running in to grab something really quick, take 5 minutes or less
@lsa does this all the time and he's not sorry.
Took this at a gas station this morning. Mind you there were a number of unoccupied parking spots in this lot...
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I feel like it takes a special kind of entitlement and IDGAF attitude to do something like this.
Anyone know people who do this type of stuff?
It's mostly because large trucks turn like river barges and a parking lot can be a royal pain in the ass to navigate if you have cars parked on either side and the rows are narrow.People with big trucks do this a lot. I see it periodically. They will take 2 or 3 parking spaces. I suspect they don't want people parking next to them and dinging up their truck with shopping carts or by opening their doors too much
I'm the type that parks all the way in the back of the parking lot. At Walmart, I park like 100 yards from the door in that massive parking lot. My car will be out there by itself. I don't mind walking and I always push my shopping cart back into the store itself to help out the shopping cart guy. I learned this from my dad