[Girlcopper]

Originally Posted by RWBentz

On Sunday while visiting Brownwood square I noticed a security patrol lady go to her Jeep parked right at the square on the west side, get a bottle of water, lock the car and proceed to her patrolling. At first, I thought she is just one of the entitled individuals !`!,<>

Unfortunately, on Monday at Brownwood, I happened to observe another security person park in the handicapped space at the square in front of the movie theater. He got out of the vehicle and began walking as he placed his yellow vest on and began patrolling.

After two experiences I ask myself, are these people just inconsiderate <~?> or is this just special parking for the roving patrol. Does the square support these actions?

You dont know if the one using handicapped needs it. You know nothing about any of them and besides.....why do you care???

[biker1]

Actually you do know. They will have either a permanent or temporary handicap plate or placard.

Originally Posted by Girlcopper

You dont know if the one using handicapped needs it. You know nothing about any of them and besides.....why do you care???

[jerry van]

How nice of DHL to hire the handicapped.

[kendi]

Originally Posted by RWBentz

On Sunday while visiting Brownwood square I noticed a security patrol lady go to her Jeep parked right at the square on the west side, get a bottle of water, lock the car and proceed to her patrolling. At first, I thought she is just one of the entitled individuals !`!,<>

Unfortunately, on Monday at Brownwood, I happened to observe another security person park in the handicapped space at the square in front of the movie theater. He got out of the vehicle and began walking as he placed his yellow vest on and began patrolling.

After two experiences I ask myself, are these people just inconsiderate <~?> or is this just special parking for the roving patrol. Does the square support these actions?

Don’t really care. And you don’t know why they park there. Be careful of making accusations without having the facts.

[justjim]

I always enjoyed the “woman’s posse” and thought they contributed much to the discussions taking place on TOTV. I vote to bring them back ASAP. Fore.

[Funkman]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

We used to have a woman's posse who would hog tie people who made fun of folks wearing vests who are just doin' their job.

Is it weird that I now have this urge to go out and make fun of folks wearing vests who are just doin' their job?

[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by RWBentz

On Sunday while visiting Brownwood square I noticed a security patrol lady go to her Jeep parked right at the square on the west side, get a bottle of water, lock the car and proceed to her patrolling. At first, I thought she is just one of the entitled individuals !`!,<>

Unfortunately, on Monday at Brownwood, I happened to observe another security person park in the handicapped space at the square in front of the movie theater. He got out of the vehicle and began walking as he placed his yellow vest on and began patrolling.

After two experiences I ask myself, are these people just inconsiderate <~?> or is this just special parking for the roving patrol. Does the square support these actions?

Perhaps a courtesy reminder might help folks to see and respect parking places designated for the disabled. I remember back in the 70s some folks in Iowa used 2’x2’ sheets of sticky paper placed on the windshield with kindly reminders on them. Took the reminded about 20 minutes to scrape it off.

[Villageswimmer]

Originally Posted by nn0wheremann

Perhaps a courtesy reminder might help folks to see and respect parking places designated for the disabled. I remember back in the 70s some folks in Iowa used 2’x2’ sheets of sticky paper placed on the windshield with kindly reminders on them. Took the reminded about 20 minutes to scrape it off.

But, wait. The vest folks would be putting these “reminders” on their own vehicles!

This thread is hilarious. We need more like this.