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1) I don't think it lets him park there, but it's hard to write a ticket without a plate number. 2) Agreed. This story makes no sense, although there is a pict
by bonestamp2 6y ago
1) I don't think it lets him park there, but it's hard to write a ticket without a plate number.
2) Agreed. This story makes no sense, although there is a picture of his car in a handicapped spot, so maybe he just did it once?
3) Lots of brilliant and successful people are assholes. Most people admire the first two qualities and not the third.
- sterlind 6y agoUnfortunately, people sometimes idolize the assholery because they associate it with being brilliant and successful. You can be kind and visionary!
- QuercusMax 6y agoI thought the handicapped spot story and the every-six-months-new-car-for-no-plates story were separate. Steve didn't want a license plate on his car because he thought it messed up the aesthetics. He was also a jerk and parked in the handicapped spot because he could.
- jsjohnst 6y agoThey’ve always been separate stories to me too and I’ve heard the same “aesthetics” point a bunch too (which doesn’t make it “true”, but sounds plausible anyway).