On Jul 16, 5:23*pm, "John" wrote:

Of course it's good enough. It doesn't matter if the car park was full or
empty. The whole point is that someone should not use a car parking space
meant for patrons of one particular place and then go off somewhere else.
It's just plain wrong and discourteous.


Leaving aside the fact that the OP is a regular and long-standing
customer of Lidl (which holes your ludicrous argument below the
waterline), how does occupying a small amount of tarmac in an empty
carpark outside an empty supermarket qualify as "just plain wrong"?
What fundamental undermining of the moral rectitude of the universe
has been caused by this action?