Truck Truck Prius

Parking lots are places of juxtaposition. I've written before when I've observed contrasting politics or cars parked beneath signs that indicate the driver may be making a statement.


Food co-op parking lots are a place where you see a lot of small cars, a few minivans, and the occasional junker, driven by someone who can't bear the idea of consigning so much waste to the junk heap. The percentage with bumper stickers tends to be higher than average. Not to mention the hybrid-to-non-hybrid ratio.

Recently, though, I saw this vehicular sandwich at Seward Co-op in Minneapolis, so I guess my assumptions aren't always correct.