What did you not want to park next to

[Msfitoy]

Pretty bold move to drive that around NASCAR country.

According to the top center decal (which I have on my back glass as well) this person obviously doesn't understand what it means...

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[AzScorpion]

According to the top center decal (which I have on my back glass as well) this person obviously doesn't understand what it means...

Sadly, thinking and common sense are out the window now.

 

[LaBalbe]

Is it being bold?

Or something else?

I know that when I see any vehicle totally slathered with political bumper stickers of any kind, my first thought is always, "Gee, I'll bet that person is really smart. I should get their opinion..."

The best "political" sticker I've ever seen said something to the effect of "Why ruin friendships over politicians who don't even know your name?"

Truer words were never printed on adhesive paper.

 

[Motorpsychology]

If I had a Cybertruck I would park right next to her.

And then bask in the video the cameras recorded when she came back to her vehicle.

S/he is driving a Lexus, not a Prius so probably a limousine liberal elitist that can condone the man but love the BEVs.

 

[Dr. Zaius]

S/he is driving a Lexus, not a Prius so probably a limousine liberal elitist that can condone the man but love the BEVs.

It's the Lexus 400h so it's a hybrid.

While I'm sure they are actively saving the planet, just based on their stickers I think anything Tesla would likely trigger them.

At some point I am going to get a Model 3 Performance, when it becomes safe to leave one parked for more than 10 minutes.

I would want the Cybertruck simply because it would be much tougher for them to key it.

 

[got3fords]

Pretty bold move to drive that around NASCAR country.

Reminds me of the episode of Top Gear where they drove though the south and were allowed to graffiti each other's cars. One of the best, funniest episodes.

 

[Cmar]

Let that picture melt in your brain for a while....You're welcome!

You don't realise, Victoria is the California of Australia, a true nanny

Pretty bold move to drive that around NASCAR country.

Yes I was thinking the same thing - and I don't even live there.

 

[dtech]

lol A couple weeks ago I was in the garage and the president (and his wife) of our HOA stopped by and introduced themselves. After talking for a while they were trying to convince me to join the board as there's an empty spot open. I had no intension of doing it but I was trying to be nice and said I'd think about it. No way I want to deal with that mess, the reason I retired was to get away from stress and looney people.

That's the advantage of retaining a management company- all complaints about maintenance, dog poop, landscaping, yada yadda go directly to them, they're the bad guys. The board presides over the general direction and finances and makes requests to the Mgmt Co. The MC also makes periodic inspections of the property and suggests improvements & repairs. All work that the HOA approves is contracted by the MC, and neighbors be neighbors for the most part.

Shortly after moving into my development (82 residences) I attended the annual HOA meeting and volunteered to be Treasurer. There were 3 other board positions open and 3 people were interested so we all became HOA board members. We were paying a mgmt company $8500/yr and they weren't doing much so I drove the effort to become self managed, consolidated maintenance contracts, brought in a SW package to help manage the community which is 2/3 retirees. A couple of my fellow board members were useless idiots, they were the biggest issue I had to deal with as they didn't have enough to do and attempted to unnecessarily create issues . I completed my 2 yr stint and that was enough, found that many residents don't really value the work that was done. But in my experience mgmt companies aren't worth their fees, you have to spend time reminding them of what they are supposed to be doing.

 

[Cmar]

A couple of my fellow board members were useless idiots, they were the biggest issue I had to deal with as they didn't have enough to do and attempted to unnecessarily create issues .

I've worked with some people like that, for some reason they just can't leave well enough alone, they have to create problems so they can then fix them.

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