[kaydee]

Originally Posted by stan the man

Don't drive a car, dont know how to post pictures, NYC not Brooklyn. 😂

Excuse me?
That’s correct, I don’t happen to know how to upload photos to this site!
I don’t understand your comments

[Alicat5977]

Did you know that most golf cart keys will any golf cart. Just put your key in their cart and move it out of your way. When they have to look for their cart, maybe they’ll get the hint not to block people’s carts.

[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by jimbomaybe

The NY attitude is recognized across the country, I'am from Chicago doing that there you could well find your tires and seats slashed. I certainly don't condone or advocate anything like that but at the same time I would have little sympathy for the driver of said Veh

Funny thing about the Chicago way of doing things. Discourtesy behind the wheel seems to get weeded out real fast.

[irishwonone]

Originally Posted by D.Bolen

I feel your pain, Kaydee - I didn't realize parking one's golf cart behind another was even "a thing" until someone did it to me on one of the squares last year - it was not even a busy time of day and there were plenty of empty spaces, so I had to assume the person who blocked me from behind merely enjoyed saving a few steps although it caused me to spend about 10 minutes going backwards and forwards in an attempt to exit the spot without hitting either the carts to either side of me or the cart of the extremely inconsiderate person who'd penned me in from behind.

I had to keep my old NYC personality in check on this sweltering-hot afternoon to avoid storming into the nearby establishments to make a loud inquiry for ["license plate# here"] and insist that they move. I was especially livid because, along my non-car-owner upbringing comes (in my case) a great talent for yelling "Taxi!" but zero talent in negotiating tight parking spaces. Conversely, your clueless "FUHGETABOUTIT" (who by his plate is obviously a former NY'er) may have learned to park on a dime- maybe from Brooklyn or a former Valet LOL. Fortunately for me and those around me, I had 4 grandkids with me whose presence forced me to feign composure as I embarrassingly moved my cart backwards and forwards numerous times (periodically exiting the cart for a close visual check as to whether I had room to maneuver) as they impatiently observed and repeatedly asked me what was wrong.

Lesson learned - tho the parking space may be long enough for an SUV, do not pull your golf cart up to the front if you want to be assured an easy exit.

Good tip

[Freehiker]

Originally Posted by kaydee

Whoever you are with the license plate
“ FUHGETABOUTIT” you ought to be ashamed of yourself for blocking 2 of us by parking behind our carts at Publix on Southerntrace shopping center. What an idiot! So wish I knew how to post the 2 pictures I took of your cart!!!

LoL

[1couple]

Originally Posted by kaydee

Whoever you are with the license plate
“ FUHGETABOUTIT” you ought to be ashamed of yourself for blocking 2 of us by parking behind our carts at Publix on Southerntrace shopping center. What an idiot! So wish I knew how to post the 2 pictures I took of your cart!!!

I had a gulf cart block my motorcycle in at the same store so I pushed the gulf cart in to the traffic lane and left it there

[Larchap49]

Originally Posted by D.Bolen

I feel your pain, Kaydee - I didn't realize parking one's golf cart behind another was even "a thing" until someone did it to me on one of the squares last year - it was not even a busy time of day and there were plenty of empty spaces, so I had to assume the person who blocked me from behind merely enjoyed saving a few steps although it caused me to spend about 10 minutes going backwards and forwards in an attempt to exit the spot without hitting either the carts to either side of me or the cart of the extremely inconsiderate person who'd penned me in from behind.

I had to keep my old NYC personality in check on this sweltering-hot afternoon to avoid storming into the nearby establishments to make a loud inquiry for ["license plate# here"] and insist that they move. I was especially livid because, along my non-car-owner upbringing comes (in my case) a great talent for yelling "Taxi!" but zero talent in negotiating tight parking spaces. Conversely, your clueless "FUHGETABOUTIT" (who by his plate is obviously a former NY'er) may have learned to park on a dime- maybe from Brooklyn or a former Valet LOL. Fortunately for me and those around me, I had 4 grandkids with me whose presence forced me to feign composure as I embarrassingly moved my cart backwards and forwards numerous times (periodically exiting the cart for a close visual check as to whether I had room to maneuver) as they impatiently observed and repeatedly asked me what was wrong.

Lesson learned - tho the parking space may be long enough for an SUV, do not pull your golf cart up to the front if you want to be assured an easy exit.

Sorry about the inconsiderate jerk, but you know if you release the brake pedal a 10 year old can push a golf cart. I would have simply pushed it into the road and left it there. Then drove away with my wife telling me how wrong that was but with a big smile on my face.

[G.R.I.T.S.]

Originally Posted by kaydee

Whoever you are with the license plate
“ FUHGETABOUTIT” you ought to be ashamed of yourself for blocking 2 of us by parking behind our carts at Publix on Southerntrace shopping center. What an idiot! So wish I knew how to post the 2 pictures I took of your cart!!!

I see a cart with that plate in Sunset Pointe. I like knowing so I can steer clear. Should be a rule! 😂

[Chase219]

Push it out of your way

[Irishmen]

Originally Posted by jimbomaybe

The NY attitude is recognized across the country, I'am from Chicago doing that there you could well find your tires and seats slashed. I certainly don't condone or advocate anything like that but at the same time I would have little sympathy for the driver of said Veh

Philly is fun too....

[Marty94]

Originally Posted by Calisport

I was in my golf cart in a space and an elderly lady parked in the handicapped space next to me in her regular car except that she drove halfway into my space and rammed my cart. She brushed it off and huffed out loud and walked right into the market without seeing how I was. So there also some that shouldn’t be driving any vehicle. Just scratches to my cart so not worth my time.

Personally, I would have called the police. What if next time she hits a child or anyone for that matter? She may not realize how bad her depth perception has deteriorated and confronting her may not do any good. The police can at least issue a warning.

[RonGee]

Originally Posted by joseppe

pretty easy to take the brake off, put cart in 'neutral' and push it out of the way. Maybe even push it into the middle of the lane and leave it there.

That’s what I would have done.

[kendi]

Sad that so many first: assume the driver had malicious intent and second: turn to revenge. How is this any better than what you are assuming of that driver? It’s worse actually.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by kendi

Sad that so many first: assume the driver had malicious intent and second: turn to revenge. How is this any better than what you are assuming of that driver? It’s worse actually.

Just for kicks and giggles, what would you have done to get out of that parking space???

[noslices1]

Originally Posted by kaydee

Whoever you are with the license plate
“ FUHGETABOUTIT” you ought to be ashamed of yourself for blocking 2 of us by parking behind our carts at Publix on Southerntrace shopping center. What an idiot! So wish I knew how to post the 2 pictures I took of your cart!!!

If it happens again, just put the offending cart in neutral and push it out of the way. Leave it in the street or in the aisle of the parking lot and go on your merry way. If they come out and see their cart in that position, maybe they will think twice about doing it again, or maybe someone will call a tow truck to remove it. Mean yeah, but that’s who I am. LOL