Our handicap parking signs are on 5-foot metal poles which are mounted on 3-foot yellow concrete posts. One of the signs was broken off at the base of the pole, leaving just the post. Of course this designated the 1st of 2-spots as handicap. In addition to the sign, the spots are OUTLINED in yellow, with walkways between them, and wheelchairs painted in the middle. VERY OBVIOUS they are handicap spots.
But NOOOOO!!!! I spent half my shift paging cars to move because non-handicapped people had parked there. Everyone's excuse was to smirk and say "Well, there's no sign, so I can park there!" Even though it's blatant that they're in a handicap parking spot, because I can't ticket them without the sign, they do it because they know they'll get away with it. Dipshits.
Oh, and when I was calling the store to have the cars paged, I spent 3 MINUTES trying to get the employee to COMPREHEND the plate I was spelling. It was a simple 6-letter plate; like 'LILCAT.' But every letter the Employee asked "Is that 'L' as in 'Dandylion?' Or something equally unbelievable. I was ready to yank my hair out!
But NOOOOO!!!! I spent half my shift paging cars to move because non-handicapped people had parked there. Everyone's excuse was to smirk and say "Well, there's no sign, so I can park there!" Even though it's blatant that they're in a handicap parking spot, because I can't ticket them without the sign, they do it because they know they'll get away with it. Dipshits.
Oh, and when I was calling the store to have the cars paged, I spent 3 MINUTES trying to get the employee to COMPREHEND the plate I was spelling. It was a simple 6-letter plate; like 'LILCAT.' But every letter the Employee asked "Is that 'L' as in 'Dandylion?' Or something equally unbelievable. I was ready to yank my hair out!
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