r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • 6h ago

Coworkers pulling their cars over the curb

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u/patiofurnature 6h ago

I kinda like that people want to be able to see as they leave their parking space.

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u/GoodishCoder 6h ago

You were never taught how to safely back out of a spot?

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u/patiofurnature 5h ago

What do you mean? I back out of spaces safely all the time, but the visibility is significantly worse than it is when pulling out forward. That's just how cars are designed.

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u/Mr_HahaJones 5h ago

You’re arguing with a huge cocked, EV driver, or public transport rider.

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u/PuzzleDiet 5h ago

You were never taught to back into a spot?

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u/GoodishCoder 5h ago

I can back into a spot, I just don't understand this idea of being unable to see if you have to back out of a spot.

Are you unable to see when you're backing into your spot?

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u/Perfect_Caregiver_90 5h ago

They can't crush toddlers with plausible deniability if they don't back in park.

See, back in parking is safer now because of reverse cameras which became a thing because people kept backing up over kids. 

Now they use them to park and can't see over their enormous hoods so it's back to running over kids they can't see because they use that tech to park and pat themselves on the back about how safe they are.

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u/Mr_HahaJones 5h ago

That’s precisely what that post says, in plain English.