What is wrong with this story on a crash?

Hey look there... I agree with you...

I once parked on the street by a truck stop, I was doing a split sleeper birth to extend my clock... there were plenty of spots, but I figured soon it would fill up and no point in me taking a spot that someone who is gonna stay all night would need..
anyway, there were tables inside the truck stop and some Truckers sitting at the table could see my truck from the window, as I walked pass them to go to the bathroom I heard them grumbling about drivers that can't back into a slot... I just figured they were jawing and complaining in general and not directed at me... but when I passed them again on my way out one of addressed me directly about it.. saying if I can back the truck up to park for the night I had no business being a driver and pointed off out the window at my truck...
I told him I was just staying a few hours and left the spots for those who needed them to which he just scoffed..

I went back to my truck and seriously thought about starting it up and backing in to a spot where they could see.. then decided to brush it off and take a nap..

But, there are drivers who get annoyed with drivers who park on the street by a truck stop and I wonder what it is that bugs them about it.

 

i have witnessed this annoyance quite often, i think they are confused about why you don't do things same way like they do, or maybe they are looking for distractions from their personal problems, imho it's a sign of a lack of imagination

 

Hyundai semi, must be something new, is that what this ugly thing is

 

A lot of drivers are crybabies. It seems they are also the same one who claim to be Marines. That just does not fit with my image of Marines.

 

lol it's a photoshopped 2018 Cascadia

 

Drivers like those are f****** hypocrites. They try to relive their glory days while berating other drivers for doing things different and yet they can't (or won't) adapt to changing times.

 

I don't know.. it's a 2017 Hyundai semitractor-trailer. Must be one of those new fancy electrodieselmagnetic ones

 

Author: Cody Blowers
Cody Blowers was raised in South San Francisco, California. A 2013 graduate of Colorado Technical University, Cody earned her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with a minor in paralegal studies. Through the course of her academic studies she discovered that writing is her true passion, and she is committed to providing credible, integrated news coverage. Cody joined St. George News in 2015, and when she’s not busy chasing the news, she can generally be found chasing her young granddaughter, Kali.

Good observation, description, and writing skills are the foundation of a criminal justice and paralegal degree. This article and the fact she is not working in criminal justice or even as paralegal speaks volumes.

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