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Same thing was happening to me when I would park waaay out with my new car. I usually chalked it up to general lack of intelligence in the other driver. Now I always go for an end piece instead, which seems to attract less general foolishness.
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I do it because I know I have found a person that feels the same way about their car as I do about mine. it's a protection thing. I know they won't ding mine and I certainly won't ding theirs.
I had someone do that to me once who did ding my car , they also had two flat tires with the valve stem cores lying by the wheels when they returned to their car.
I had someone do that to me once who did ding my car , they also had two flat tires with the valve stem cores lying by the wheels when they returned to their car.
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too many cameras in parking lots.
This happened many years ago, the car I had had valve stem caps with a built in core remover tool, probably would've done all 4 but it was getting a bit noisy.
By the time average well-adjusted people get to the parking lot, they are alrelady angry about several things a great deal more important than other people's parking space choices, so they probably don't notice.
I do it because I know I have found a person that feels the same way about their car as I do about mine. it's a protection thing. I know they won't ding mine and I certainly won't ding theirs.
But if there's spots free next to that car, why park inches from him instead of one space apart, since there are no other cars in that section?
But if there's spots free next to that car, why park inches from him instead of one space apart, since there are no other cars in that section?
The answer is apparent from some of the responses in this thread. There's a certain kind of driver who has about a 12-year-old, at most, emotional maturity level, and they think it's cool to deliberately mess with people this way.
Another explanation is herd mentality.
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, they also had two flat tires with the valve stem cores lying by the wheels when they returned to their car.
