Parking Reserved For Mothers With Strollers? Now That’s Just Silly!
Now that's just silly.
This morning I had to make an emergency trip to Target (at Westfield Topanga) to buy a vacuum. Is it just me or have vacuums become completely disposible? When I got there are 8:30AM most of the spaces right by the entrance were full, granted the vast majority of the parking lot was empty. However, the best 3 spaces by the door were marked as being “Reserved For Mothers With Strollers.”
So, needless to say I revolted against this nonsense and parked in the space. I know those mothers with strollers have been through such adversity in their lives that they need special primo parking spaces, but hey, I’m a lazy and selfish. Society, be damned! Okay, this post is silly. I will admit it.
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This reply is silly also! Buy an Oreck vacuum. They are not fancy like a Dyson but I have had mine for four years without problem! Re: the parking space, I don’t think there is a legal code for those spaces therefore if you park there, people will give you a dirty look but probably no tickets!
Why do mothers with strollers need to park close? The kids are in strollers. Shouldn’t the spaces be reserved for mothers without strollers? They would have to carry their kids to the store.
Also, what’s going on with all the handi-cripple spots nowadays? Do those bastards really get out that much? I’ve seen like 20 spots all reserved out front for them. When I walk in to the store, I expect to find a scene out of ‘Murder Ball’ inside, but there ain’t a single wheelchair in sight.
WAKE UP PEOPLE, Do not let them make yet another class of animals more equal than others. DEFY these signs, no preggo knocked up parking, no mom parking NO MORE. We already have to see PARKING LOTS FULL of empty spots that MIGHT get used by cripples, do NOT let them take another spot away from us. CRIPPLE SPOTS SHOULD GO THE WAY OF THE DINOSAUR!
I really miss the days before I had to dodge wheelchairs and scooters in public. Lets bring back the phrase SHUT IN!
You alright there “Wake up”? Calm down boy…