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Sorry for the long post folks...
People are pigs no matter where you go. The SO and I took in the Grand Canyon on the first day of our trip. We spotted litter in the park on several occasions. I've never been one to litter, but even if one was inclined to litter how can they do it at a place like that? No wonder why folks have to pay $25 to get in.
I saw tagging in one of the bathrooms at Zion National Park. Once again, you would think that people would get the urge to not tag. It wasn't the cutesy type of "ladodger34 was here" type of tagging either. Note: I don't condone any type of tagging.
People will still park like a-holes, even at a national monument. We stopped by the Little Bighorn Battlefield and some jackass decided to park in the middle of two spots. From what I could tell, they were able bodied adults. In other words, it wasn't necessary. Parking is usually pretty limited at national parks and monuments.
At Custer State Park in SD and at Yellowstone, some drivers were quite rude. I figure if I'm going through a state or national park, I want to take everything thing and drive the speed limit on the roads. You never know when you are going to come upon a nice picture opportunity or some wildlife. Other people apparently want to ride your butt and pass you at the first opportunity.
Giving crap to fast food workers is still fair game, even in a place like Williston, ND. We stopped by a Hardee's to get breakfast on our way out of ND and some evil biatch tells the young lady working at the register "HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO PUT TWO SANDWICHES IN BAG?" Now to be honest, I don't know how long the lady was waiting and the place didn't seem to be the most organized joint in the world. Still, she could have asked the girl nicely about the holdup.
People are pigs no matter where you go. The SO and I took in the Grand Canyon on the first day of our trip. We spotted litter in the park on several occasions. I've never been one to litter, but even if one was inclined to litter how can they do it at a place like that? No wonder why folks have to pay $25 to get in.
I saw tagging in one of the bathrooms at Zion National Park. Once again, you would think that people would get the urge to not tag. It wasn't the cutesy type of "ladodger34 was here" type of tagging either. Note: I don't condone any type of tagging.
People will still park like a-holes, even at a national monument. We stopped by the Little Bighorn Battlefield and some jackass decided to park in the middle of two spots. From what I could tell, they were able bodied adults. In other words, it wasn't necessary. Parking is usually pretty limited at national parks and monuments.
At Custer State Park in SD and at Yellowstone, some drivers were quite rude. I figure if I'm going through a state or national park, I want to take everything thing and drive the speed limit on the roads. You never know when you are going to come upon a nice picture opportunity or some wildlife. Other people apparently want to ride your butt and pass you at the first opportunity.
Giving crap to fast food workers is still fair game, even in a place like Williston, ND. We stopped by a Hardee's to get breakfast on our way out of ND and some evil biatch tells the young lady working at the register "HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO PUT TWO SANDWICHES IN BAG?" Now to be honest, I don't know how long the lady was waiting and the place didn't seem to be the most organized joint in the world. Still, she could have asked the girl nicely about the holdup.
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