One morning my friends and I were driving into San Francisco (4 guys in a commuter car). We got to the parking lot (the huge one behind the stadium where the Giants play) and noticed a guy was parking his car (a mustang I think) in a spot in the middle of nowhere. There were no other cars anywhere close to him.
My friends and I thought it would be neat to park in the spot right next to his. So we did. That left two cars off in the middle of nowhere. When we got out (he was getting out too), we were all laughing really hard so didn't notice if he was pissed off or not.
Moral - The person may be parking so close to your car to piss you off.
Solution - Realize it's a car and isn't worth the time, effort or love you are putting into it. It is a depreciating asset and is 50% (at best) of its original value regardless of how old it is.
My friends and I thought it would be neat to park in the spot right next to his. So we did. That left two cars off in the middle of nowhere. When we got out (he was getting out too), we were all laughing really hard so didn't notice if he was pissed off or not.
Moral - The person may be parking so close to your car to piss you off.
Solution - Realize it's a car and isn't worth the time, effort or love you are putting into it. It is a depreciating asset and is 50% (at best) of its original value regardless of how old it is.
