Stop riding my bumper and following so close behind me in parking lots

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Anonymous wrote:My favorite activity while at the grocery store is watching all of the morons who backed into their spaces not be able to get the cart anywhere near their trunk so they have to walk 10 feet back and forth to load their groceries. Truly genius.

How much time do you spend just hanging out in grocery store parking lots on the weekends pursuing your favorite activity? An hour? Two? The whole morning? All day?


It’s you favorite activity while at the grocery store, right? So how much time each visit?

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Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.

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And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.

But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?

What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?

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Anonymous wrote:Or maybe you shouldn’t be backing in in crowded parking lots

A crowded lot is even more of a reason to back in.

Absolutely. No better time to seesaw back and forth for 10 minutes.

There is no seesaw you non-parking twit

DP. There would be if I tried to reverse park, so I don't. I don't care that other people do it, though, because it's safer.

No, it’s actually not.

Research proves otherwise

It isn't if you are in a regular car. There are so many trucks and SUVs that if I back in, I can't see around them when I go to pull out. However, I can see what is coming from either side with my back camera and it also gives an alert if people or cars are coming. I always park the old-fashioned way, so that I can use the backup camera to aid getting out of the spot.

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Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.

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And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.

But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?

What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?

Who takes a long time to back out? Especially with the cameras these days.

Are all of you idiots. Oh...wait...yes you are. I'm so sick of having to drive around you people.

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Anonymous wrote:You are probably driving way too slow.

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I'm the person you all can't stand. I back my brand new big ole' SUV in.

Sorry you're hasty, rushing and think others shouldn't.

Me too. And I'm a stay at home mom of teens. I have a 2025 Grand Wagoneer Series III obsidian.

You are such a weirdo for announcing this. What an attention wh*re.

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Anonymous wrote:Or maybe you shouldn’t be backing in in crowded parking lots

A crowded lot is even more of a reason to back in.

Absolutely. No better time to seesaw back and forth for 10 minutes.

You’re doing it wrong if you can’t hit it on the first go.

DP, it's not that I can't. It's those people who insist on backing in can't 90% of the time.

And the fact that they stop traffic so everyone can watch this nonsense.

"Traffic" in a parking lot. GTFO.

Even been to Costco? It's absolutely traffic.

Only poors do Costco. It’s ick AF.

You just outed yourself. The non poors love Costco. Only a lc person would be embarrassed shopping at Costco.

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Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.

+1
And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.

But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?

What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?

SUUUUPPER!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My favorite activity while at the grocery store is watching all of the morons who backed into their spaces not be able to get the cart anywhere near their trunk so they have to walk 10 feet back and forth to load their groceries. Truly genius.

+1. I don't get it, especially at Costco.

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Where are the signs that say, “No backing into parking spaces?”

If you’re going to back into a parking space, put your blinker on, pull to the side and wave the car behind you around. If they can’t figure it out, that’s their problem.

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Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.

+1
And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.

But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?

What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?

When you are backing out, you wait for a clear time. Nobody has to wait. If it's a crowded lot, they are thrilled to see you backing out and will happily wait.

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Anonymous wrote:I see “no backing into your space” idiots are out in full force this morning

OP is lucky. I wouldn’t back up for her to back in. I’d just take the space myself

+100
The adage is- if you pass a spot, it's not your spot.

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Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.

+1
And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.

But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?

What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?

When you are backing out, you wait for a clear time. Nobody has to wait. If it's a crowded lot, they are thrilled to see you backing out and will happily wait.

Exactly. It’s a non issue unlike those who need to back into the spit and make a spectacle every time.

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Anonymous wrote:I back into my space, you shouldn’t need to back up to allow me to park.

You’re right, I shouldn’t need to. You should have used a turn signal so that I knew you were about to park. I’m only close to your bumper because you suddenly reversed right at me.

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Anonymous wrote:Or maybe you shouldn’t be backing in in crowded parking lots

A crowded lot is even more of a reason to back in.

Absolutely. No better time to seesaw back and forth for 10 minutes.

You’re doing it wrong if you can’t hit it on the first go.

DP, it's not that I can't. It's those people who insist on backing in can't 90% of the time.

And the fact that they stop traffic so everyone can watch this nonsense.

"Traffic" in a parking lot. GTFO.

Even been to Costco? It's absolutely traffic.

Only poors do Costco. It’s ick AF.

You just outed yourself. The non poors love Costco. Only a lc person would be embarrassed shopping at Costco.

Embarrassed? No. It’s just Costco has nothing I’m looking for, AND has the atmosphere of a warehouse fencing operation . My standards are a little higher than 5 gallon commercial size buckets of Kraft Mayo or 50-pack boxes of Kirkland hamburger patties.

Just because something is cheap, doesn’t mean it’s worth buying. You should give this some thought, sweetie.