Where do you park?

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  • I park as far away from my building (work) as I possibly can. It takes me a good 15 minutes to walk from my car to my desk.
  • scarletleavy
    scarletleavy Posts: 841 Member
    I always park as far away as possible. I don't trust other people to not hit/ding my car. Also, feel like I'm saving the time it would take to drive around and around looking for a closer spot. It's funny because my boyfriend is the exact opposite, he would rather drive around looking for the closest spot even if it takes more time.
  • ziggy67
    ziggy67 Posts: 351
    On the very top floor of the multi-storey car park...then I walk down all the stair-wells and all the way up when I come back.....phew...great exercise for the legs.
  • I have found this to be true with many ladies, I won't say all but lots. Women will drive up and down the lanes looking for a close spot to the door, even when there are empty spots at the bottom of each rows with no cars around, they would rather squeeze into a tight spot close to door. No its not raining either. Ladies can you explain why this is ?
  • Barneystinson
    Barneystinson Posts: 1,357 Member
    I have found this to be true with many ladies, I won't say all but lots. Women will drive up and down the lanes looking for a close spot to the door, even when there are empty spots at the bottom of each rows with no cars around, they would rather squeeze into a tight spot close to door. No its not raining either. Ladies can you explain why this is ?

    I have no idea because I park as far away as humanly possible and I'm a female.

    I don't want the bonehead drivers of the Lehigh Valley to smack their door into my car in the grocery parking lot. The few times I've parked really close to the store, inevitably I end up with scuff marks and dings. :explode:

    My boyfriend, on the other hand, parks close to the entrance. Humph.
  • writtenINthestars
    writtenINthestars Posts: 1,933 Member
    I park far away everywhere (unless it's raining) mostly because I don't want anyone to hit my car ... omg I'm turning into my mother.

    Haha I use to do the same. At work, I park as far out as possible in the shade. When going shopping or whatever, I just park in the first spot I drive upon whether its 20 spaces out, or the 2nd space even if its the "new mommy" parking spaces if they are free...(because there is no law prohibiting me from parking there.)
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