Originally Posted by roadsession

Long ago I had a neighbour scrape up my bmw. When I confronted her she said "there's more to life than nice cars". She was an old lady with a beatup Passat. I ignored her and moved on. But I realized after that - there are many people that really don't care.

When I park next to someone I am careful about not dinging their doors - whether it's an old crappy car or a new one. I respect people's property.

But I am realizing most people really don't care.

Originally Posted by jsmirand

Coming out of the supermarket I was next to my car when some guy left a shopping cart in the middle of the parking lot and the wind began to blow it on a collision course either to my 911 or a neighboring car. Because he was too !@@$@! lazy to walk an additional 20 feet and put the cart in its proper bin.

I caught the cart before it hit my car, and as I began moving it to its correct place, I proceeded to lecture the guy on taking 30 seconds to walk the cart an additional 20 feet and put it where it belongs so that it doesn't become a hazard. How hard is that!!!!? Had I not been there, the cart would have impacted my car.

I believe the world would run so much better if individuals practiced the simple notion of doing the right thing right.

Ok, thanks for the vent....

John

Originally Posted by Edgy01

Flatten all her tires with a nail gun and reply, "there's more to life than inflated tires."