When you find yourself using the car in front of you to "lean" your car against in a parking lot, it may be time for a refresher course.
If you ever do this to my car, you had better pin me in between, cuz i'm comin' after you.
In this gentleman's defense, he did appear to be roughly 173 years old.
And although he didn't even stop to look at what he had done, I'm sure he was just shuffling off to find a pen.
I feel so much better about driving my kids around after having seen this. Or letting them play on a sidewalk, for that matter.
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Oh my! I can't park. When I drive, I'll find a spot, put my hazards on and then make my husband park. Totally reasonable, right?
Once upon a time (a couple years ago) I drove past a (young) gal who, somehow, I have absolutely no idea how, while trying to parallel park and gotten her car sideways in the parking spot. Perpendicular to the spot, nose into traffic. God bless her, she apparently knew she was an idiot because she was laughing at herself.
If there had not been so much traffic I would have gotten out and parked for her.
Seriously, I think they need to pay way more attention to this in driver's ed.
Me too. Me, too. Maybe he's from Europe. They park that way and then just bump their way out. :)
I'm a liability investigator for an insurance company. One elderly lady didn't understand why I was calling her after she backed into someone in a parking lot. "I don't see what the big deal is. That's what bumpers are for. I can't see what's behind me, so I know I'm done backing when I feel the thud."
True story. Who knows how many hit and runs she's been involved in!
Add it to the long list of why I drive my truck.
If I discovered that, I would just put it in drive and pull a Big Foot on his rear.
Let me guess, the Walmart parking lot?
Maybe he was just giving your car a kiss...173 years old...yikes revoke that license!
Why the sidewalk? Why not the street?
LOL. i've come out to that before. but then... i live in florida. heaven's waiting room.
That's a tight squeeze
Love in the parking lot. So sweet.
I am the firm believer than once you hit retirement age, they should make your license be "renewed" yearly with an eye and driving test.
173 years old? Give or take?
I just laughed out loud.
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