My whip always stayed in that spot until the ice melted. The benefit of not *needing* a car to conduct my day-to-day.

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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

...to get out of their minimally-shoveled spot (still like 8" of snow/ice on the ground around their car) just to drive 30 feet to pull into a cleanly-shoveled (down to the asphalt) spot that their neighbor spent 90 minutes clearing out.

>RE: Yup. I've seen lazy neighbors drive OVER the snow...to get out
>of their minimally-shoveled spot (still like 8"
>of snow/ice on the ground around their car) just to drive 30
>feet to pull into a cleanly-shoveled (down to the asphalt)
>spot that their neighbor spent 90 minutes clearing out.

Man, people are fucking ASSHOLES.

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Contrary to what you may think, you did not dig out that parking spot. You dug your car out because you wanted to move it. You did not create a parking space. Now, if you walked up to a snowbank and dug out enough space to fit a car, with the express purpose of parking there, then you can say you dug the spot out.

When you look at it from that perspective, the "dibs" people usually talk about make no sense.

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fuck you.

In other words, don't do what 5 of my neighbors did in Boston yesterday and today and put a parking cone/chair in a spot you spent 30 seconds combing over with a broom. We got 2 inches and half that snow already melted, and these assholes are claiming spots. I so badly want to throw their spot markers in my trash but the collateral damage that may cause for the poor saps who park in those spots thereafter make it not worth it.

If we got 6+ inches and you spent an hour on your spot, yea I have no real issue with claiming it. Especially after the events of last winter.

Anyway my neighbors are useless assholes.

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"Dressed up like an evil villain dressed up like a soccer dad"

Why would you expect the spot to be open when you get home?

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

You spend 90 minutes shoveling out your whip (parked right in front of your house, btw).

After you're done, you decide to drive to a gas station to fill'er up. Trip to the gas station and back takes 30 minutes, tops.

You get back, and the neighbor ONE SPOT DOWN from you car has moved their car into the spot you shoveled. You see that they did the minimum possible to get their car out, and in order for you to park in that spot you now have to shovel some more.

You not gonna be a little heated about that?

hell no that doesn't mean i'm justified in taking action against my neighbor or my neighbor's car.

i gotta suck that shit up and move on. charge it to the game.

fuck you.

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>You get back, and the neighbor ONE SPOT DOWN from you car has
>moved their car into the spot you shoveled. You see that they
>did the minimum possible to get their car out, and in order
>for you to park in that spot you now have to shovel some
>more.
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To one bc it's more shoveled?

Second, I aint moving my car out for a 30 min trip unless it's urgent. I get gas before the storm but besides that, I assume parking is gonna be hard when I get back home, henceforth I ain't moving unless I have to.

People that want to own parking spaces should buy houses with garages or driveways

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

:(

...they maybe do a little kicking/shoveling, but the bare minimum. So, they really didn't shovel the spot out, they just managed to get their car out. When the snow inevitably freezes, that spot is now a mess of tire track-shaped ice "hills" and the packed-down (now) black ice that they drove over to get out. When it comes time to park again, it can be a pain in the ass to basically park on ice, so they jump into a spot that's already cleared.

Maybe it's a dense city thing, but there are mad folks that will go out and move their car to another, better spot just because they are outside and they see that can.

But also my general principle applies. If I move my car i'm ex pectin to have to shoe when I return, unless I get lucky

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

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Everything looks like Oprah kissing Harvey Weinstein these days

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The only thing I expect (all year round) is for ppl to leave room for other cars when they park. Space-saving of all kinds is foul imo. Selfish. The only reason I got to shovel out my spot in the first place us because I was lucky enough to have that spot before the storm. I don't get to claim that shit indefinitely now. Nobody should.

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it is public property.

“So back we go to these questions — friendship, character… ethics.”

I live in a neighborhood where the parking spaces are assigned. So even on a normal day I can have your shit towed.

But in the case of neighborhoods with "public streets", wanting to slide conveniently into a spot in front of someone else's house where they spent time and effort clearing it, knowing they will need to return at some point, just makes you an asshole.

Like I said, stay in your neighborhood. And if it is your neighborhood, go back to the spot that you cleared until conditions are back to normal.

It's really that simple.

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It would be wrong to park in that spot period.

As for public spaces, expecting people to stay out of your neighborhood is a bit ridiculous.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

At a time like this, what reason do you have to be in my neighborhood other than if you have a family member in need of help? To chill?

The streets are fucked up as is. So you being where you don't live is an inconvenience to the residents as parking is already limited.

And if you DO live there, you have no reason to park in a space that someone else spent time clearing, unless by chance that space is in front of your own house.

I mean, what are we really talking about here?

What if it's an elder, 50+, that lives there. Is it really "fuck him" he needs to park up the street instead of in front of his own house where he took his time and cleared the spot? Really?

This isn't about law, it's about being considerate.

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Cause it snowed. And yeah it does sound ridiculous.

If the old dude don't want to park down the block, call a cab, take public transportation, get a ride...etc. 3xpecting people to stay out the neighborhood is ridiculous.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

It's fucked up in Baltimore right now.

Side streets are fucked. Limited space, etc. etc.

So other than trying to rescue a family member, what's your reason for journeying to my block at a time like this?

How is the person jumping into a space that someone else dug out of LESS inconsiderate than someone who just wants to park in front of their own damn house?

I'm not talking about an apt building or some shit. I'm talking about someone's own damn house, where they shoveled from their own door all the way to the street and around their car, and now have to park up the block.

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Am i going there to kee kee at your jacked up streets. If not, i'm free to go there if my business or pleasure desires me too.

Me parking on the street is less inconsiderate than you holding a spot because its a PUBLIC PARKING SPACE. You do not own that spot. If having your own space was that important to anyone, they should have made a purchase that came with its own space.

And again, if you and your neighbors have that understanding and consideration between ya'll that's one thing. But you can't expect an outsider to not only search for a parking space, but one that isn't in front of someone else's house as well lol

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

Which means you would be causing trouble for no reason.

And that's the point.

There's no good reason other than a family emergency to go into someone else's neighborhood remove a chair where THEY shoveled and park in front of THEIR house causing them to have to park farther away.

So you think it's okay to blatantly inconvenience someone else just because you have the "freedom" to.

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or bc i want to visit my mother or bc i wanna play video games with my boys etc.

All reasons that are important to me.

And i never said i'd move someone's stuff to park, I just said that saving a public parking with a dibs item is inconsiderate.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

but there's obviously a reason why you wouldn't do it.

It's because it's unnecessary and morally wrong even though it's legally permissible.

We're talking about 2 ft of snow here.

So causing someone to have to dig through 2 feet to get to work just to come back after a long day and dig thru another 2 feet (farther away from their home) to park again, just because some jerk felt it was okay to park in front of their house where they shoveled is inconsiderate as fuck. Period.

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And the reason i wouldn't move someone's stuff is bc i don't want to get shot like homie in boston. PEople are crazy...it ain't that serious.

But if there is an available spot with no dibs items, how do i know which house corresponds to what spot? If the house has a driveway, but the spot in front is shoveled out too, is it theirs or is that one ok to park in? Do i ring the homeowners bell and ask permission?
What if there is a shoveled spot, not directly in front of a house? Is it okay to park there, bc someone clearly shoveled it out. I don't see a name, but maybe its theres? IDK?

ALL OF THAT IS RIDICULOUS. Too many dumb unwritten rules.

Again, if you want to OWN a parking space, buy a house with one. You bought a house with PUBLIC PARKING. As long as someone is part of the public, they are allowed to park there.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

"Dibs" using household items is just the way it goes here and the local government continues to allow it.

If there's no space saver it's fair game. That's not what I'm talking about.

So be right all you want.

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I'm not even sure why you're in this post.

https://digife.com

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In a neighborhood where everyone has a spot, why in the fuck would you even think about taking a space that you didn't shovel out? You know who does that? Lazy fucks who can drive over the snow, head out, then come back and say, oh look no snow in his spot let me park here.

No! Go back to that got damn spot you was in before and shovel it out and stop being a lazy fuck.

People in this post want it one way, but it's the other way.

and they still can't grasp the concept of hours. Like me for instance, it took DAYS to even be able to move forward, like I really couldn't even leave my neighborhood until a few hours ago, been here since Friday. At this point fuck your rules about how you hate dibs, I'm calling dibs and whoopin ass.

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It's called being considerate. Go back to the spot you came from and there's no issue.

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Many of us live on streets where parking spots are not plentiful. Some of us share our street parking spots with ppl who frequent local businesses or services. Some of us compete for parking daily. Some of us would love to be able to save a spot everyday but we can't unless we purchase or rent a spot in a paid lot nearby. So the idea that suddenly we can save a spot on one of these public streets is foul. It's inconsiderate. It's against public policy. It's bad business. It's not nice. It ain't right.

fuck you.

In many of the neighborhoods I'm referencing personally, there's an unwritten show of respect where people should be able to park not that far from, if not directly in front of their own house (most times it's directly in front of the house). And people in the neighborhood come to respect it (that's Ms. Johnson's spot).

So to go through the trouble of digging out of that spot only to come back and find someone has claimed it (which in this case involves deliberately moving a chair or cone), is cause for a fight.

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fuck you.

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fuck you.

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fuck you.

I can see you being mad at your neighbors bc they expect the same courtesy I suppose. Anyone else.....nah, it sounds ridiculous

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

If you're in town and feelin' froggy, feel free to try your luck.

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park...especially if i don't know the neighborhood.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

As a pedestrian I regularly I remove dibs trash when I see it. I throw it on the sidewalk and move on.

fuck you.

it's ridiculous to feel you're more entitled to park in front of someone's house after a snow storm than they are.

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Without regard for which house is where.

fuck you.

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you should be home too in your parking spot.

if it's not that serious, then other people are allowed to be out and about too.

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Ride is right in front of my crib

Saturday spent a few hours dug the spot out, still couldn't move because the streets were not plowed yet, so I chilled, that's right -©Oren "Juice" Jones

Sunday morning I wake up, the plow comes through and pushes a mound of snow back in front of everyone's car, another few hours shoveling. This time its a tad bit warmer out and the bottom later is ice. Still, I Rise - ©Maya Angelou

Monday, Today, same situation. I can't go to work, cats is getting stuck leaving out the community. I go back out, and we are all shoveling yet again, this time trying to break through even more ice. Just to get out of a GOT damn spot. Each day takes hours, you have to walk each shovel of snow quite a ways away just to dump it cause its no space to really place the snow that's close to you.

At this point, I wish a mothafucka would.

I hear what ya'll saying. What I'm sayin is, I might fight a nigga over this spot I spent this long digging out. This is some slave shit at this point. I's done broke my back long enough and I's caint take this shit no mo! I would honestly beat a niggas ass if I asked them to move and they didn't because I spent the ENTIRE FUCKING WEEEKEND digging out *eyes twitching*

Don't even try to talk sense into me either, this is my spot, AND YOU. CAN'T. HAVE. IT!!!
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If its an inch or two then whatever. We got over two feet of snow, add that on top of the snow the plow pushes up and what do they do to it? They dump it to the side to add on to the two feet that was already blocking your shit in. Add in the snow drift.

Cats already heated that everything they did one day was negated by an ignorant fuck who was hired to plow and did a fucked up job. We no trying to hear that "its public property" bullshit. Catch a shovel upside your head with that mess.

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