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If you guys are going to worry about everyday dings on your cars maybe you should take a bus or park really far so that no one can park next to you. If you can't do the above, expect to get a few dings now and then.
Why? Cant I have nice things? Is it too much to ask for people to act responsible around other peoples property? If some one thew a baseball through your window, do you have a right to be upset or is that just something that happens every now and then??
If you guys are going to worry about everyday dings on your cars maybe you should take a bus or park really far so that no one can park next to you. If you can't do the above, expect to get a few dings now and then.
I do expect to get dings every now and then. I also expect at least an apology and for large dings I expect some compensation.
Why? Cant I have nice things? Is it too much to ask for people to act responsible around other peoples property? If some one thew a baseball through your window, do you have a right to be upset or is that just something that happens every now and then??
According to the OP.......only if your house is worthy of House Beautiful.
Why? Cant I have nice things? Is it too much to ask for people to act responsible around other peoples property? If some one thew a baseball through your window, do you have a right to be upset or is that just something that happens every now and then??
Exactly!
I am shocked about 16 votes who say it is okay to damage other peoples property.
Why? Cant I have nice things? Is it too much to ask for people to act responsible around other peoples property? If some one thew a baseball through your window, do you have a right to be upset or is that just something that happens every now and then??
So a parking lot is a public place where cars are parked next to each other with lines. Depending on the use of said lines, and distance, doors can be opened/impact others
A baseball through a window would require the ball to come onto private property. Unless, of course, you bought a home that happens to be lined up with a pitching cage and then you complain.
A better comparison is buying a home under a airport approach, and then complaining about the noise.
Just can't let this one go, can you Chris? Survey seems conclusively against you.
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