Sometimes cars want to be together just sayin’. That’s really OK and In Fact I’d appreciate it if a coworker parked next to my wife in a scary, empty lot.Not Bronco-related, but since we're talking about parking: The orange Ford Escape is my wife's. This was when they first started going back into the office during the COVID panic. She was the first to park on this level and found only one other person parked on the level when she left for lunch. I'll let the picture speak for itself. No one else parked on that level that day.
If that lot in Wilmington DE? I suppose they all look alike - that one really looks like the one I use. I'm probably way offNot Bronco-related, but since we're talking about parking: The orange Ford Escape is my wife's. This was when they first started going back into the office during the COVID panic. She was the first to park on this level and found only one other person parked on the level when she left for lunch. I'll let the picture speak for itself. No one else parked on that level that day.
Good thing you followed social distancing guidelines!Parked next to a red BD sas.
I’ve never understood why people worry about someone double parking way out in the parking lot. Yeah, if you did that up front, you are a tool. But, if I decide to do that 50 parking spaces out and someone wants to park on top of me. My microtech might make an appearance.
If someone isn’t affecting you, move along.
Maybe...it was a friend who wanted to be sure she got back to her car safely after work. But then again, the friend would have had advanced notification your wife was parked there. Oh...maybe not a friend...is your wife ok?
This is the only acceptable co-parking allowed.I went to the movies last night. As always to protect my prized possession (Bronco) I always park in “no man’s land”. Always hoping no one will park next to me. As I left movie theater I could see across the parking lot and immediately had a knot in my stomach because I could tell that someone had gone out of their way to park next to me. I was furious. As I got closer my anxiety subsided and knew everything was ok. I eventually saw the owner of the other vehicle and all I could do was smile and wave.
I saw a lonely Bronco at the back of the lot tonight at dinner and thought of this thread. I couldn't remember if I was supposed to key his Bronco or park with my flares rubbing his so I did the best I could and parked nearby.I went to the movies last night. As always to protect my prized possession (Bronco) I always park in “no man’s land”. Always hoping no one will park next to me. As I left movie theater I could see across the parking lot and immediately had a knot in my stomach because I could tell that someone had gone out of their way to park next to me. I was furious. As I got closer my anxiety subsided and knew everything was ok. I eventually saw the owner of the other vehicle and all I could do was smile and wave.
...because if you don't park like an "A-hole", or a "D-bag" out in the empty back 40, some jackass will park right in between, because... people suck.
Ohh my gosh, not sure why you've gotten so much grief with an innocent post. You parking alone in a lot is not something that others should judge. Sure, the other guy should have stayed in the lines, but he was just making friendlies with you which is very innocent.It was a silly post. However people who go out of there way to park far away from everyone else tend to get annoyed when someone parks next to them. Hence the reason the reason they went through all the trouble to park in the back of an empty parking lot.
If you have ever wondered why did someone park way out here when the parking lot is empty, the above is your answer. As far as your observation that I am the one who parked across the line, my screen is AZarea51, if you “tend to think it was the op”, It might be time to see the optometrist.
I agree that everyone should care less about what other people do, that does not effect them, that being said, the world does not believe this and whomever parks this way for whatever reason , although they should be upset if something happens to their vehicle, should not be surprised by it. I couldn't care less what others do, I will continue parking far away, between the lines, done it for whatever I have driven, to protect it and to get exercise instead of getting fat and lazy, until time that I can't do it anymore.
