You should back into the curb on the side of your car. He might have a brain malfunctionToday I parked a little closer to the white line.little by little I will get him into one single spot.
Obviously shade isn't the reason judging by the rain.
Is it a co-worker? Have you seen the person actually park and get out of the vehicle?Today I parked a little closer to the white line.
Obviously shade isn't the reason judging by the rain.
.........I don't know about the parking problem; however,I have been parking in this same spot at work for the past several years (Fusion). When I started parking there, literally nobody else parked on this side of the building. Even today, few people park over here, and nobody else parks in the same row. It's completely empty all the way down. And I am always the first one in, in the morning.
Lately though, a new employee has decided to park next to me, but seriously, what the hell?
Anyway, the first time was when I rode my motorcycle in. I parked in the center of the parking spot and he parked halfway into the my spot. So the next day I parked my bike right on the line and that is when this all started.
Why won't he just move over one whole space? Why park right next to me, but so far over he takes two spaces? The row is completely empty. And don't say it's for for shade,, there is an entire row of trees providing shade just to the right side of the cars.
Yes I know it could be worse, it's almost comical at this point.
Everyday I park a little closer to the white line. Wonder how far I have to go before he moves over to the next space.
Next to you, he is guaranteed a passenger door on one side of him and likely a passenger side on the other side since most people park head in. If he left a space between you and him its a crap shoot he could have a driver door on both sides of him. And you are better off with him next to you than one space over. Better the devil you know.
because people are arseholes...I have been parking in this same spot at work for the past several years (Fusion). When I started parking there, literally nobody else parked on this side of the building. Even today, few people park over here, and nobody else parks in the same row. It's completely empty all the way down. And I am always the first one in, in the morning.
Lately though, a new employee has decided to park next to me, but seriously, what the hell?
Anyway, the first time was when I rode my motorcycle in. I parked in the center of the parking spot and he parked halfway into the my spot. So the next day I parked my bike right on the line and that is when this all started.
Why won't he just move over one whole space? Why park right next to me, but so far over he takes two spaces? The row is completely empty. And don't say it's for for shade,, there is an entire row of trees providing shade just to the right side of the cars.
Yes I know it could be worse, it's almost comical at this point.
Everyday I park a little closer to the white line. Wonder how far I have to go before he moves over to the next space.
