Brandon Moon

This is kind of a silly post, but I wanted to write it nonetheless.

What you see in the picture above makes absolutely to sense to me. I see this about every morning and every evening, and I just have to wonder why?

Situation #1: I pull into my spot normally. It only takes a second or two. Pulling out after that only takes maybe five or ten seconds.

Situation #2: I parked backwards in my spot, and it only takes a second to pull out. Getting into my spot, however, takes me about thirty seconds or so to back in (or at least, that’s what I’ve seen it takes my neighbor).

Situation #2 obviously takes more time. The only reason I can fathom for backing in is so you can get out fast. Only… You can only get out about four seconds faster than I can backing out. That time is quickly lost just pulling out of the parking lot.

So why on earth do people back into their spots?!

I will probably die never knowing the reason…