At Target Today WHY OH WHY?

 Simply to buy some luggage tags -  which involved a two mile walk within the store.  I exaggerate!



Meanwhile in the parking lot this big as--d truck took up most of a handicapped/disabled parking spot.





I'll be sarcastically charitable and suggest that the owner of the truck needed such a humongous vehicle, and the use of a handicapped parking spot to purchase a six pack of BVD boxer shorts.  

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