Things That Really P*ss Jim Off

What got me thinking of this subject today, and that's things that really make me mad, how people abuse the system we have in this country today.

And here's one example.

I'm going over to – I parked at a restaurant to meet some of my grandkids to have lunch, and there was no place for me to park except a couple of handicap zones.

So I parked maybe – a third of the block away.

And although it was hot, it wasn't a big deal.

So I walk up to the restaurant and here comes a guy with a couple of kids, just as healthy as a horse, pulls right into the handicap zone.

I was livid about it because the handicap zone are for people that really are handicapped.

And so my options were ignore him, which I didn't want to do, say something to him, He's a pretty big, younger guy.

For all I knew, he was going to pull out a gun and shoot me.

Right.

You

have to think about

that.

Put your life—and then I should have called the police, I guess.

I don't know if they consider this such a big deal, quite frankly.

But it seems like more and more we abuse things that are set aside.

Do you find that true or not? Yeah.

Yeah, there's always been a lot of abuse, I think, in that system.

And it's just really hard to police it, I guess, because you're right.

The police aren't going to come running out because you see someone abusing that with tickets and all.

We've got too many other things to worry about now.

But you're right.

It's pretty easy to hand it off to somebody.

And let me tell you another example of the handicapped spot that's there that people take advantage of.

I had to fly home from Charlotte, North Carolina last week.