re: Parking lot etiquette

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I do this. Usually in an empty lot you are parked as closely as possible to the entrance.

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Park a little further away and get some exercise, fat arse.

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And more often than not that person who just parked typically parks way closer to you than they should.

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When I was younger I bought a $50 beater VW Fox. Rusty with no heat or AC and no radio. I would drive that everywhere to keep the miles off my new car. And I would purposely park right next to people that parked at the far end of the parking lot with their brand new sports cars. This was about the time that the fast and furious was out so I would park right next to those rice burners that took up 2 spots at the far end of the parking lot.

Or when you sit on the very top row of a gym watching a basketball game and they sit right in front of you with ample seats available.

Depends on where you are.

At a random grocery store or something yeah that's dumb.

If it's at an office building and the lot fills up as the day goes then its explainable.

What about if you’re at a row of open urinals and someone comes right next to you, isn’t that the worst!

I park a distance from the entrance so the elderly or women with small children and fatties dont have to hike it.

I also realize contractors and people pulling trailers and driving bigger trucks might need more space so I wont park in the middle of an open space.

So, if you’re in an area away from the door and also near a cart corral or a parking lot oasis I might park next to you. I probably would leave a space in between tho. But maybe not if I’m parking on your passenger side.

Yes, I think too much about some stuff.

I always find a spot that is alone if possible. I don't care how far I have to walk. I like to walk.

I park farther out on purpose. I don’t mind walking in.

I would rather no one park next to me cause people do not pay attention open doors, pulling into or out parking spaces

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My only pet peeve is the people who take the best spots only to sit in their car scrolling on phone. I park, enter the store, shop, checkout, return to my car, drive home. They’re still sitting in spot #1 looking at their phone.

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Because they dropped off the wife at the front door, saw an open spot and jumped in it, and are waiting for the wife to tell them she's done so they can drive to the front and park in the crosswalk while she loads up all of the groceries.