Every morning, with reliable and predictable lack of precision, there will be at least one vehicle (if not more) parked in what I call "pretend spots" when I will pull into my office's parking lot. This isn't an issue of the parking lot being full and the employee is late so they steer into a fire lane and call it good. This is people parking in nonexistent parking spots while the parking lot is half empty because the fire lanes are closer to the entrance. This failure in parking is the first thing to greet me as I prepare my day, and as a "rule person" that means I generally start my day on a sour note. If I take the effort to find a real parking spot every day, why can't the people I work with extend the same courtesy?/Nic, Rants, Raves, & Random Thoughts. More here.

Question: Nic goes on to say that he has an exaggerated sense of justice -- and nurses the idea of ramming the poorly parked vehicle of a co-worker. What would you suggest that he do about this annoyance?

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