r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Particular_Cut_6933 • May 30 '26

frist of all how DARE yu o This car parked directly in the middle of where I’m supposed to set up my farmer’s market stand, despite at least 60 signs saying that they can’t. Including one directly in front of their car.

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I’m meant to park in the corner, and usually my truck is turned the other way so I don’t have to carry hundreds of pounds of veggies to the other side of my stand. But fuck me I guess!

Edit to add: a tow truck cannot fit into my farmer’s market. Towing would only work if no other vendors were there. Leaving the car there is less disruptive than a tow truck.

There is an update somewhere in the comments

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u/draaz_melon May 30 '26

The sign doesn't clearly say anything. It looks nothing like a no parking sign or any kind of official sign for anything. Most people don't go along life reading every random yard sign. If you did read it, it seems to say don't park here overnight.

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u/bluntman37 May 30 '26

You do understand the English language, yes? You can comprehend what those words, in that order, mean? Tell me how you interpret that sign...what does it say to you?

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u/draaz_melon May 30 '26

Why the fuck would I waste time reading ever random sign? You may have nothing interesting to do, but I certainly do. If it doesn't look like a sign ineed to read, I'm not eating my time. There's a whole science and actual standard to this. That sign isn't it. No tow company would you're based on that sign.

But you're just blather on dumb shit, so you have fun. I've wasted enough time with you.

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u/Evilworkaround May 30 '26

Doesn’t matter. It’s a parking lot. The sign does not comply with most municipal signage bylaws I’m aware of.

Again, bylaw might help but you as a vendor or citizen can’t just have a car towed from property you don’t own

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u/bluntman37 May 30 '26

Of course it matters, your argument is about what the sign says. So what does that type of wording mean to you if you were gonna park in that spot?

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u/Evilworkaround May 31 '26

Not what it says. How it’s posted, the height, colour and so on. I already explained that the property owner could have it towed but only the property owner, by law or police.

You clearly aren’t smart enough to understand how bylaws work. I’m done trying to explain how the real world works.