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Choosing to buy an impractical vehicle does not give one a pass to park incorrectly
Idk man, these parking spots get tighter all the time. And making a poor decision to purchase a vehicle on the market should not invalidate a buyers frustrations. Compatibility between car manufacturers and parking spots are getting worse. Also, some people are overloaded and they take up two spots at the back of the lot. I don't see anything wrong with that. Hauling a trailer but needed to stop by for some groceries before your camping trip in a lot that doesn't have trailer parking, that person should have the freedom to go take two spots at the back.
If you can't fit a parking spot, you wasted money on too big of a vehicle.
Saw this at my local grocery store. Does this upset you?