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Input: This happened Tuesday, I live in Michigan. 

I didn’t think to post this, because I don’t think I’m the asshole, but my friend does. Let’s see what reddit thinks. 

So this past Tuesday I went to the grocery store to get a few things-I was skipping work the next day, so I just wanted to get a few things so I wouldn’t have to go out the next day I get to to grocery store and there is an empty spot right up front, NEXT to the handicap spot. So I park. As I’m headed out, this guy in a big van pulls up besides me and tells me to move my car and go park somewhere else. Claiming he needs it. 

This has never happened to me before and I didn’t know how to react, so I just kept walking and ignored the man. In hindsight, I maybe should have been able to tell this guys van had a lift for his wheelchair. 

Anyway, I’m inside getting ready to pay, and van dude, now in a wheelchair, confronts me and calls me a heartless asshole for not giving him my spot. 

I was kind of annoyed by this and told him to fuck off and walked away from him to pay. 

Am I the asshole for not giving up my spot? I still don’t think I am



parking in the spot next to the handicapped parking spot in cold snowy weather