Posted by JML755 on August 28, 2015 at 05:16:38 from (97.78.165.181):
In Reply to: what would you do posted by JohnDeere720GA on August 27, 2015 at 13:22:28:
Same thing happens when our sub has the annual garage sale. It's a madhouse. People will block mailboxes and guess what? No mail delivered that day if there's a car in front of your box. I HAVE asked people to move their car if the mailman hasn't been by yet. After he delivers, well , life's too short and I let it be. But it IS frustrating that people are so rude and inconsiderate. I was picking up a pizza the other day, got in my car and started to back out of my spot. Was halfway into the main aisle, looking down the aisle for traffic when I glanced behind me and a guy had parked his BMW along the curb in front of the pizza place DIRECTLY BEHIND MY CAR. He was just going into the door. I blew my horn and, you guessed it, he gave me the finger. He was too lazy to park in a spot and I'M THE BAD GUY?
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