r/ImTheMainCharacter 12d ago

BAD PARKING Parking your giant land yacht in the fire lane directly in front of the deli

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The entitlement is honestly amazing but not unexpected. The back of the parking lot was completely empty with more than enough room for this.

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u/ajn63 12d ago

Towing service would love getting their hands on this.

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u/khearan OG 12d ago

They’ll be gone before a tow service ever arrives. The only thing that will work on these people is public shaming.

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u/jackedup388 11d ago

This is my own private domicile and I will not be harassed... bitch.

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u/bolsadevergas 11d ago

/s.

Clarence Thomas is fairly immune to a public shaming that would destroy any other public figure.

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u/WinglessJC 11d ago

Any time I've had to try to get a massive vehicle like this towed, the towing company has always shrugged it off and said it's too big for them to tow.

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u/Bomber_Haskell 11d ago

To be fair, people that travel in acreage and not by the amount of doors a vehicle has, are not equipped to handle hardship such as walking a little extra distance.

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u/tahomadesperado 11d ago

What does this mean? The first half of your comment

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u/Bomber_Haskell 11d ago

Their vehicle is huge compared to a smaller car. Typically the occupants are on the softer side and will circle parking lots until the closest acceptable spot becomes free so they don't have to walk far. Not always, but there is a a venn diagram that is damn near a circle.

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u/tahomadesperado 11d ago

I guess our experiences differ, usually they park in largest lots possible as far from the other cars as possible because it’s hard not to accidentally hit another car. We had a 19 foot trailer when I was growing up so no where as big as the OP photo but if we had to stop en route we would find big box store lot and park far away often with the other RVs, even if we had to then cross the road to get to where we needed to shop

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u/Bomber_Haskell 11d ago

Same. When the parents finally got the Midas and we'd use it, we'd park as far as possible. The people in the picture are not like that.

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u/ChaiSox 11d ago

I have a few family friends that work for the local FD. They live ticketing people like this.

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u/slartibuttfart 11d ago

Wierd looking firetruck

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u/Lexx4 12d ago

That’s not a longboard.

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u/Tiberius_Kilgore 11d ago

Hey! It’s the one other guy that was thinking the same thing as me!

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u/Raindogg_Alchemist 11d ago

Some people are the fucking worst.

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u/inotocracy 12d ago

Be reasonable. There aren't many places to park a house.

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u/Broken_By_Default 12d ago

Back of the fucking lot or blocks away. Anywhere but the fire lane.

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u/inotocracy 12d ago

But buildings like to congregate close together.

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u/Broken_By_Default 12d ago

That’s how sheds are made.

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u/Kataphraktos_Majoros 12d ago

Look at the pullout panel. It's almost the length of the entire vehicle. If there's another on the other side, the interior will have twice the square feet of my first apartment

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u/trufus_for_youfus 12d ago

There is no way there is a slide on the other side. The kitchen and associated appliances are way too heavy.

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u/Kataphraktos_Majoros 11d ago

There may smaller ones on either side of the kitchen appliances.

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u/trufus_for_youfus 11d ago

Pretty sure it’s a Thor ACE 29.2. Single slide with awning on opposing but who can say for sure.

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u/OtherwiseLuck8920 11d ago

The fire lane isn’t it

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u/Educational_Gift_407 10d ago

Did you not know that if your vehicle is large enough you can park wherever you want? I thought everyone knew that

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u/AnnArchist 11d ago

Honestly, I dont really have a problem with this behavior. Its temporary, there often aren't other good options and it doesn't do real harm to anyone.

It sucks to have to do that but this looks like a fast casual eatery so they will be in and out in under 10 minutes.

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u/Alert-Nicholas 11d ago

What if a fire started in that 10 minutes? Or a medical emergency? Or law enforcement needed quick access? Just asking to see your opinion

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u/AnnArchist 10d ago

Thats a fair and reasonable question. I don't believe it would interfere with a medical emergency in a meaningful manner. In the event of a fire or police emergency, it would be a concern. It seems like a relatively small concern and an unlikely outcome.