Replying to a post you've miss-interpreted :p

MikeB4: I am disabled and one of our vehicles is SUV and will park, with permit. I guess I shouldn’t because disabled only have small old hatchbacks.

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neb:

MikeB4: I am disabled and one of our vehicles is SUV and will park, with permit. I guess I shouldn’t because disabled only have small old hatchbacks.

I think you've completely missed the point I'm making: Since non-disabled people will use disabled-only car parks, it's not unexpected that not-obviously-disabled people (no disabled permit, no obvious mobility aid) may occasionally get checked up on, in the same way that someone without a badge in a restricted-access building or without a hard hat on a building site may get checked up on. The response if this happens is to say "Here's my permit, but thanks for checking" and continue with your day, not get upset on a web forum about it.

Sounds like profiling to me. Especially when the person doing it has no legitimate reason (it's not their job) and if it happens a lot, then I think it would certainly qualify as something small that could really annoy one.

Stupid auto-correct. I see more and more posts here where an intended word has been replaced with something totally wrong by backward AI. Usually I can figure out what was meant by the context but this gets really annoying. If I have to choose, I prefer garbled misspellings over words that are correct in themselves but make no sense at all in the sentence.

When you email a company to make a product enquiry, and they never reply, but starting sending you 5 marketing emails a week!

Wanting 1 single tiny little nail for hanging a picture, and having to buy 500 since that's the smallest pack available. 

It's 2022 and I still can't find Soylent Red or Yellow in the supermarket, let alone Green.

Behodar:

 

It's 2022 and I still can't find Soylent Red or Yellow in the supermarket, let alone Green.

 

I heard there is a Washington pizza parlour where this can be obtained.

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But it gets better:

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Behodar:

 

It's 2022 and I still can't find Soylent Red or Yellow in the supermarket, let alone Green.

 

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Colony on Mars with Soylent Green (Language and trigger warnings)

neb:

MikeB4: I am disabled and one of our vehicles is SUV and will park, with permit. I guess I shouldn’t because disabled only have small old hatchbacks.

I think you've completely missed the point I'm making: Since non-disabled people will use disabled-only car parks, it's not unexpected that not-obviously-disabled people (no disabled permit, no obvious mobility aid) may occasionally get checked up on, in the same way that someone without a badge in a restricted-access building or without a hard hat on a building site may get checked up on. The response if this happens is to say "Here's my permit, but thanks for checking" and continue with your day, not get upset on a web forum about it.