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Does anyone else find it appalling the number of people who leave there carts in park spaces (some handicap parks as well) and park their cars on the fricken lines? What I call door banging parks... I mean where has the respect for other people gone? I feel the biggest problem we have now-a-days that affects everything else is the lack of respect people show each other. Shoe of the other foot, golden rules, just basic understand of how would you feel to be treated like that??? WTH???
The same people who do this are the same ones who can't drive and the same ones who want more rules implemented than what an elementary school has about can and can't be allowed in downtown Greenville. True story.
I apologize in advance if anyone is offended by this, but regardless of any good intention behind these complaints, at least a few of them do sound a bit selfish. If I understand the point of this thread, then some of these complaints don't help the cause. They sound hypocritical instead.
The same people who walk in front of moving cars like they are invisible when entering and exiting the store.
The same people who order the whole restaurant when going through the drive-thru and hold everybody else up.
Those people have the right of way, not the car. You should know that, given where you work.
You want to limit how much food someone can order?
Those are some strange complaints, imo.
What bothers me in parking lots is the number of people who park right in front of the store, usually right by a no parking sign. Putting your hazards on, or leaving a person in the car doesn't exempt you from the rules. We would all love to park right by the door. Your lazy ass isn't any more special than anyone else's.
I think it's the size of the cars people drive that makes them park on the lines. There's an awful lot of huge SUV's around, with drivers who have little clue of how to handle them. When one of them parks on the line, the next car has to do the same. When the original offender leaves, it's hard to tell what started the problem in the first place.
They might have the right of the way but what if the car they are walking in front of and pretends doesn't exist hits the gas by accident instead of the brake. These people walking in and out of stores need to be more aware and alert of their surroundings.
They might have the right of the way but what if the car they are walking in front of and pretends doesn't exist hits the gas by accident instead of the brake. These people walking in and out of stores need to be more aware and alert of their surroundings.
I agree with you that people need to be more aware. Walmart shoppers are really notorious for this.
Whenever I walk out of a store and someone signals me to walk across, I do it as quickly as possible. Some folks like to take their sweet time.
A) Park in a far away spot, usually next to a curb.
B) Bring a couple carts with me, when I'm walking in from the parking lot to save some other cars from dents.
C) Always wait for cars when crossing the parking lot.
A little bit of consideration goes a long way!
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