Today at work I noticed that a co-worker had parked in a place that he should not have parked. He's done this before, and it hasn't really bothered me, but today he crossed the line and parked in a handicapped space. This aggrivated me on several levels. One, it's illegal, and he could have/should have gotten a $180.00 parking ticket. B, he knows better. And three, I did him a favor by letting him know he needs to move his car before I called the parking checker. Not to mention the fact that there are people out there who actually need to park in handicap accessible spots. A little while later, I came inside the building, and I saw him standing outside the office. I asked him, in a very calm way, if he had moved his car. He looked at me like I was the bad guy and said, "What do you think?" Here I am trying to do the right thing and let somebody who should definitely know better that he should not be pulling crap like this, and all I get is attitude. And that is not what is bugging me. What's bugging me is the fact that a few minutes later I took out my anger on somebody else, and he got mad at me, too. Now, I really feel like the bad guy. I guess what I'm trying to say is that it is getting tougher and tougher to do what I feel is right when all I get is lip. Sometimes I feel like it would just be better to let it go. And that bugs me, too. I don't want to feel like that. Maybe I should just quit.