On the Aldi-Rewe parking lot in Munich: trouble with lousy parkers - "packed!"
Created: 06/08/2022, 10:01 am
A ruthless parker in Munich.
© Screenshot: Jodel
Which driver doesn't know it: You're looking for a parking space and can't find it.
Even more bitter when a car blocks two spaces by reckless parking.
Munich - It is probably the most tiresome topic for drivers: parking.
Especially if you are in a hurry or just want to go shopping.
This is what happened in Munich, as shown by a picture on the “
Jodel
” platform that was uploaded by an anonymous user.
The exact location is not known, but it quickly becomes clear why sharing the snapshot is justified.
Rewe, Aldi: Munich drivers share a parking lot picture – "Oh dear!"
But what can you see?
The picture shows a parking lot similar to that of an industrial park.
The signs for the supermarkets Aldi and Rewe are clearly visible in the background.
The picture was taken from a car, but the focus is on something completely different.
A Volkswagen station wagon blocks two parking spaces.
As if the driver of the car had done it on purpose, the station wagon is parked almost "ideally" on the dividing line between the two parking spaces.
The result: A potential gap is eliminated for those looking for a parking space.
The anonymous user titles his picture with the word “Perfect”.
Munich: Inconsiderate drivers in the Rewe/Aldi parking lot - the photo shows the scene
In the comments below the photo, it quickly becomes clear that the behavior of the VW driver is not exactly supported.
"He thinks there are probably half as many drivers with a €9 ticket," writes one user.
"Oh dear!" writes another.
The author of the photo then also explains why the situation found is actually a nuisance: "Unfortunately, it was packed and several people had to drive laps before they got a seat." One can only hope that the gap seekers with a little Patience have found their place and, almost more importantly, that in future station wagon drivers will also see the dividing line between two gaps as such.
A ruthless parker in Munich.
© Screenshot: Jodel
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In another Munich supermarket, a customer recently discovered an amazing resemblance between the 9-euro ticket and a product on the shelf.
And wasn't alone in that.
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