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Originally Posted by 4X4
I can see what you're saying, assuming you're talking about the gloriously wide streets and lots of 80s Calgary developments, but if you're anywhere near a 90s+ or downtown area, then you are a complete dink for lazy parking.
Also, while people don't own the street in front of their house, it still seems neighbourly to park in front of your own house when possible. More specifically, it's pretty DB to park in front of your neighbour's house when you can park in front of yours.
As for parking too far up, don't you realize that in a certain amount of space, a certain amount of vehicles will fit? If you pull up too far, you're ruining an extra space. That's not your ex neighbour being an a-hole, that him telling you that you're an a-hole.
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This was in a McStarter home. I would occasionally park slightly farther up when one of the other neighbours or their visitors were parked in front of my house (there was room for 1.8ish cars in front of my house). With that said, I recently encountered said neighbour 5+ years since moving and although I disliked her at the time I just felt sorry for her now.