How would you respond? (A social experiment)

[vulcanlogician]

I began to suspect that you were the guy in the car a page ago. Well, you got the new place now... so time for the housewarming party!

[brewer]

All I saw was a closet.

[Silver]

All I saw was a closet.

Scroll to the right, there are more photos.

[brewer]

All I saw was a closet.

Scroll to the right, there are more photos.

OK, looks nice. Don't lose this one.

[Silver]

I'll post more photos as we slowly furnish the place. We have a king size bed coning on Tuesday.

[The Valkyrie]

Imagine, if you will, a public business you enjoy visiting more than any other place.  Now imagine that you frequent the place quite regularly.

Imagine, as you pull into the parking lot, seeing someone sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle.  The person appears normal.  You go into the business, do your thing, spend an hour or two there, then you leave and still see the person in the passenger seat of the vehicle next to yours.  What is your initial thought/judgment of this person?

Now, fast forward a week.  Imagine that you have visited your favorite place several times and each time you've seen the vehicle in the parking lot that same person is sitting in the passenger seat.  Granted, the vehicle hasn't been there every time you've visited, but just enough to make you think harder.  Now what do you think of this person?

Now, fast forward a month.  You haven't been able to get enough of your favorite place, and you have continued to see the same vehicle with the same passenger quite regularly.  What is going on in your mind?  Are you in any way concerned?  Will you confront this person?

Got banned!

Lol!!

[Edwardo Piet]

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[robvalue]

I would guess they were waiting for someone who has gone into the same place as me. If I never saw this other person I’d find it a little odd, and I’d keep an eye on the situation. Without anything else happening, I doubt I’d confront them.

[Edwardo Piet]

Maybe I'm weird, but I honestly never even thought there was something weird about it. It's the sort of thing I'd do with a car just because if I owned my own car I'd love to sit in it wherever I wanted. It's not illegal to do that and it's my car. So if someone reported me, I would have thought they had jumped to weird paranoid conclusions based on nothing and I'd be suspicious of THEM. It's normal for me to be weird and I have a right to be weird as long as I don't hurt anyone else.

If you actually SEE someone in the car dealing drugs, THEN you have a reason to suspect perhaps something is up. Lol. Sitting in your own car is allowed. Who the fuck cares what anyone else thinks. If you're not guilty you're not guilty. Let them be guilty for reporting you based on nothing, and then when they waste police time call them a fucking idiot.

Call THEM a fucking idiot for reporting you based on nothing but their own paranoia, and for wasting police time, I mean. Do NOT call the police fucking idiots lol.

[John V]

I'll answer for Khemikal:
(I don't feel like imitating his style, so put lots of ...'s and lol's and   's in there in your mind.)

Imagine, if you will, a public business you enjoy visiting more than any other place.  Now imagine that you frequent the place quite regularly.

OK, that'd be the local strip club.

Imagine, as you pull into the parking lot, seeing someone sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle.  The person appears normal.  You go into the business, do your thing, spend an hour or two there, then you leave and still see the person in the passenger seat of the vehicle next to yours.  What is your initial thought/judgment of this person?

Now, fast forward a week.  Imagine that you have visited your favorite place several times and each time you've seen the vehicle in the parking lot that same person is sitting in the passenger seat.  Granted, the vehicle hasn't been there every time you've visited, but just enough to make you think harder.  Now what do you think of this person?

Now, fast forward a month.  You haven't been able to get enough of your favorite place, and you have continued to see the same vehicle with the same passenger quite regularly.  What is going on in your mind?  Are you in any way concerned?  Will you confront this person?

Why would I be concerned? That's just one of the working girls waiting for a customer.