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You can’t park there
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Navigating public spaces can feel increasingly chaotic, as illustrated by a recent trip to Target at Ala Moana. One driver blocked the thoroughfare while chatting on her phone, and another car was double parked next to mine, creating a frustrating experience. To top it off, I encountered a homeless man openly using drugs in the parking lot. This incident raises a broader concern about societal norms and respect for shared spaces.
 | People do whatever they want now. Went to Target at Ala Moana. A lady was parked in front of Target blocking the thoroughfare driving lane. She was standing outside of her car on her phone. After target I walked to the mall. Saw the car pictured above. It had a ticket on it. I walked back to my car parked near target to find a Mercedes is double parked next to me. To top it off as I drove out of the mall a homeless man is smoking crack in the parking lot. Anyone else exhausted to be in society? [link] [comments] |
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