Caporegime
- Joined
- 29 Aug 2007
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Hello wonderfuls.
I have painstakingly recreated my local supermarket carpark in diagram form in the picture below but I couldn't work out how to make gaps in the columns in Excel so it's not quite accurate and is over-represented by a factor of four (it is actually very, very wrong indeed) but oh well, pitter patter. For reference this is a 7am - 9pm operation and has 12 aisles so by no means a large shopping experience.
If you were to come by my house today and have a chat, maybe a tea or the coffee (I also have water, some fruuiity juices, perhaps wine) but then - gosh! - remembered you had to go to the local supermarket in your car to buy a ~grocery~ which of these car park spaces would you park in?
Some god damn ground rules, ok.
Which numbered car park are you taking then?
I have painstakingly recreated my local supermarket carpark in diagram form in the picture below but I couldn't work out how to make gaps in the columns in Excel so it's not quite accurate and is over-represented by a factor of four (it is actually very, very wrong indeed) but oh well, pitter patter. For reference this is a 7am - 9pm operation and has 12 aisles so by no means a large shopping experience.
If you were to come by my house today and have a chat, maybe a tea or the coffee (I also have water, some fruuiity juices, perhaps wine) but then - gosh! - remembered you had to go to the local supermarket in your car to buy a ~grocery~ which of these car park spaces would you park in?
Some god damn ground rules, ok.
- It is 9am so daylight and security should not be a major concern.
- All of the spaces are free but the supermarket does tend to get busy quickly.
- You may not park in disabled spaces unless authorised to do so.
- You may choose only one space unless you drive a bus or a lorry but I would like to see some identification for that sir.
Which numbered car park are you taking then?