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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 220406" data-attributes="member: 27">As I was leaving Target yesterday afternoon, there were three (yes, THREE) different cars parked up on the curb in front of the store.&nbsp; The parking lot was half-empty; there were plenty of empty parking spaces.&nbsp; But no, as usual Karen &quot;only had to run in for a quick item&quot; and decided to park in the fire lane.&nbsp; One of the three had even left the car running, which speaks to their stupidity on top of their laziness.&nbsp; Target even puts these giant concrete &quot;balls&quot; along the curb to stop this sort of thing, but they find a way.&nbsp; One such jerk/jerkette had driven up into the smoothed-off spot where people in wheelchairs (or people pushing carts) walk in/out, so if I were disabled and needed to get in, I guess I would have to wait for Karen to emerge from the store and move her car.&nbsp; And &quot;running in for a quick item&quot; is virtually impossible, since its Target not a gas station, for God&#039;s sake.&nbsp; The only one that had someone sitting in it (in the passenger seat) had their window down, so as I walked past I let my passive-aggressive flag fly, saying within earshot &quot;I guess it is Make Up Your Own Parking Space Day at Target!&quot;Not that it will stop any of them from continuing to do it, since self-indulgence rules the day with these people.&nbsp; I wish they&#039;d install those &quot;severe tire damage&quot; spikes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 220406, member: 27"] As I was leaving Target yesterday afternoon, there were three (yes, THREE) different cars parked up on the curb in front of the store. The parking lot was half-empty; there were plenty of empty parking spaces. But no, as usual [I]Karen[/I] "only had to run in for a quick item" and decided to park in the fire lane. One of the three had even[I] left the car running[/I], which speaks to their stupidity on top of their laziness. Target even puts these giant concrete "balls" along the curb to stop this sort of thing, but they find a way. One such jerk/jerkette had driven up into the smoothed-off spot where people in wheelchairs (or people pushing carts) walk in/out, so if I were disabled and needed to get in, I guess I would have to wait for [I]Karen[/I] to emerge from the store and move her car. And "running in for a quick item" is virtually impossible, since its [I]Target[/I] not a gas station, for God's sake. The only one that had someone sitting in it (in the passenger seat) had their window down, so as I walked past I let my passive-aggressive flag fly, saying within earshot "I guess it is Make Up Your Own Parking Space Day at Target!" Not that it will stop any of them from continuing to do it, since self-indulgence rules the day with these people. I wish they'd install those "severe tire damage" spikes. [/QUOTE]

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