One day my wife scored a spot close to her job under a tree and was so grateful it was available. Come the end of tbe day she realized just why that particular spot under that tree was available. It was a perfect nesting tree and her car, well….she never parked there again. Tru story!
I find shady spots that are farther away, so I park there to get a bit longer walk for exercise as well as keep the car about 10 degrees cooler. Use it or lose it.
Works in the country but remember – “They took all the treesPut ‘em in a tree museumAnd they charged all the people an arm and a leg just to see ’emDon’t it always seem to goThat you don’t know what you got ‘til it’s goneThey paved paradise put up a parking lot”
I don’t care about shade; I just care about finding a space without having to drive around and around. I always head for the furthest spot in the lot; no muss, no fuss, and walking gets me to the door while 6 other idiots are still driving around in circles looking for a parking spot.
This was us yesterday at our Lowes hardware store, parked way out by the edge where the trees were shading. My wife said, it’ll be cool coming back and we get our steps in!
Lord Flatulence Premium Member about 2 years ago
Actually, it should be pluggers don’t care how long they have to circle the parking lot to get a place up front.
Templo S.U.D. about 2 years ago
Even if it’s in a n open meadow, right?
yoey1957 about 2 years ago
One day my wife scored a spot close to her job under a tree and was so grateful it was available. Come the end of tbe day she realized just why that particular spot under that tree was available. It was a perfect nesting tree and her car, well….she never parked there again. Tru story!
Muzi54 about 2 years ago
I’m tripping on the fact that She’s breaking the fourth wall to talk to us. I don’t recall Plugger characters do that before, did I miss some?
in-dubio-pro-rainbow about 2 years ago
I’d like to park
Where it’s cool and dark
In an octopus’ garden
In the shade…
Gent about 2 years ago
Not he get his exercise with his daily walk in the woods?
Farside99 about 2 years ago
I find shady spots that are farther away, so I park there to get a bit longer walk for exercise as well as keep the car about 10 degrees cooler. Use it or lose it.
juicebruce about 2 years ago
Nothing wrong with exercise. We have legs with feet not roots .
PraiseofFolly about 2 years ago
They had better hope a squirrel or snake doesn’t get in under the hood.
ctolson about 2 years ago
Works in the country but remember – “They took all the treesPut ‘em in a tree museumAnd they charged all the people an arm and a leg just to see ’emDon’t it always seem to goThat you don’t know what you got ‘til it’s goneThey paved paradise put up a parking lot”
david_42 about 2 years ago
If we are in the KAI, an easy to identify location is most important. It’s short. If we are in the Sprinter van, it needs maneuvering room.
goboboyd about 2 years ago
Sap and bird droppings to greet you on return.
kv450 about 2 years ago
From personal experience, it’s definitely a Texas thing ;)
EMGULS79 about 2 years ago
I don’t care about shade; I just care about finding a space without having to drive around and around. I always head for the furthest spot in the lot; no muss, no fuss, and walking gets me to the door while 6 other idiots are still driving around in circles looking for a parking spot.
CoffeeBob Premium Member about 2 years ago
This was us yesterday at our Lowes hardware store, parked way out by the edge where the trees were shading. My wife said, it’ll be cool coming back and we get our steps in!
pamela welch Premium Member about 2 years ago
When I lived in Phoenix, any little twig with a leaf would count as enough shade for parking.
Rob Wilson Premium Member about 2 years ago
When I try that, my car ends up covered in bird crap.
tom494 about 2 years ago
so true