This reminds me of walking around NYC near ground zero about a month after 9/11. There were a ton of cars covered in dust and people hard written stuff like “we will never forget” on them.
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I wonder how many of those people remember that
This actually sad. If true, it means the owner was the last member of their family.
That’s not even necessarily true; it’s possible their immediate family was simply too poor to insure or tow the vehicle and so left it abandoned.
Their first sentence is still true if that's the case.
To me it seems especially grim because the owner was well enough to drive themselves to the hospital, park and get themselves inside and were never well enough to leave (except in a bodybag or maybe a hospital transport to a hospice).
Or they never knew where it was parked.
Or maybe they just pissed everyone off so bad they went NC and don't know or care that Karen is dead/had a car.
Why is the '23 date more faint than the '22 one?
the 22 date is directly on the clear coat of the car, 23 is on previous layers of dust.
Possibly the dust is so caked on it's harder to wipe through all of it?
22 date probably has traces of human oils?
I guess park wherever you want, those guys ain't towing
It's a hospital. They don't tow because they charge you on the way out. This guy's estate is going to be broke!
presses "lost ticket"
pays for one day