I was close!

Did you post before or after the cop was called.

Please tell your husband not to feel like The Lone Ranger.

A friend of mine could not find her car in a parking garage. After about an hour of looking, going from floor to floor, she started crying…….

A parking lot attendant came by in a golf cart and tried to rescue her. They drove allllll around the garage…..

Finally, she quietly said to him, “I am so sorry. I just realized that I am in the wrong parking garage.”

(We were still in our 30s at the time, so don’t let anybody tell you it’s an age thing.)

Glad you found the car. :)

Boomer

My wife called me and she was hysterical. Our 24 hour old loaded Mini Cooper was stolen from Menlo Park Mall in NJ. I cruised to the store and found my wife and M.I.L. Sitting on the curb crying their eyes out. Turns out they came out on the wrong side of Nordstrom’s. I found the car in less than five minutes. I placed no blame whatsoever because I can see the future and know one day that it’s going to be my turn in the barrel.
Glad things worked out for the OP and happy that you came back to report that it did have a happy ending!!!!!

Easier to find a new husband.

I have to admit, this is the best thread EVER.

Been on this site for 10 years...........OMG, stolen car to whoops.

:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

So embarrassing for you having to tell this to the public. Dump him right away, forget you are married to him! :jester:

" forget you are married to him "I am told that happens all the time at some of the watering holes around here

hey abbott !

i understand the husband can't say the same for ....

Oh my!

Years ago...maybe early 90's, an acquaintance and I went to a concert up north. The event was in a very large, round collisium. When we came out, early actually to beat the crowd/traffic---we couldn't find my car. Back then I don't know if there was a sensor that I could click on so it would beep. Anyway, we searched and searched until the parking lot cleared out. Come to find out, we'd gone in one door and out another---probably on the opposite side of the building. BOY, talk about feeling really sheepish. BUT the upside is---traffic had cleared. I will say too that I'm directionally challenged (admittedly) so now take measures whenever I go out. Living in T.V. can be challenging too if you think about the winding roads and the neighborhoods that weave. It's a "did I turn left or right when I came here?" I probably won't go out much as I age.

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He needs some of those Loofas that show your sexual preference! How do you forget where you parked?!!!

Glad you found it. I hope your husband does not feel bad about because it happens to people a lot, usually when distracted when exiting the car.