To the Yangjae Costco shoppers: Know when to stop. Seriously.

Every time I go, the entire block around Yangjae Costco is blocked by a line of cars taking up a whole lane. Even if you're trying to get to another store, they never budge—they think just turning on their hazard lights is a free pass. Thanks to that, cars trying to turn left have to wait through multiple signal cycles. Let’s show some restraint, okay? Is it the end of the world if you use public transport for Costco shopping? Why do you insist on bringing your cars, causing a mess for everyone else? Does using the store give you some kind of special privilege? Please, let's live with some common sense. Seriously.

+ What's the difference between Costco and the churches that Clien users love to bash? + I'm not defending illegal parking. The police already come out during service hours to crack down on it. It’s the same waiting line.

You all might find this confusing, but as a skeptical church member myself, I don't expect the church to self-reflect anymore. I've long separated my faith from religious facilities, I believe taxes should be paid, and illegal parking? Obviously, they should get ticketed. I don't really disagree with the points you've made. But I'm not sure if it's right to apply a different standard just because it’s a church, targeting it for brigading and snark. Most people aren't like that, but I don't get why people drift into other analogies based on their own biases. Anyway, in my book, Sarang Church and Costco aren't any different as facilities. I don't think one is okay and the other isn't just because their internal purposes are different.