Walking Across The Wal-Mart Parking Lot When....WTF?!

the person who took the photo labeled it "spotted in a Wal-Mart parking lot", so that's where the title came from.

There's a woman in my area who has had a string of SUVs that look like this, even between the two front seats. She can only see out of the windshield and two side windows up front. Literally full to the brim with trash and junk off the side of the street. When they die, she gets a new one and begins the hoarding again. They dead ones get packed full and sit in the back yard. I'm sure the inside of her home is the same way.

Probably a horder who spends a lot of time driving or this is the result of the fact that their house is likely the same and they can't cook in their kitchen.

I've seen things like this, a station wagon filled with news papers etc etc, a Chevy Blazer filled with literal actual garbage (melon rinds, trash, rotten food) and then there's "that guy" at work whose truck is usually in the same shape as the above vehicle.

If you have a mental illness it's very difficult to just "throw away trash." It's sad really.

Seriously how hard is it to throw away trash when you get out of your car at the end of the day?

Wow, user "37201 - Good Odds" is sure quick to equate one filthy-ass car with an entire country.

Mayabe the guy threw his trash out his window into someone's yard, and the home owner decided to return the favor.

I've been waiting for the inevitable "Americans are fat" post. I guess our overseas patrons aren't around today.

At least there won't be a rotten smell in the car since the internet has educated us that no food from McDonald's ever rots.

My MiL is a hoarder and her giant Suburban can barely seat 3 people in it b/c of all of the junk and mess, so yeah... this is very plausible.

USA! USA! USA!

Another "America sucks" post.

Totally plausible. I had a coworker like this. The drivers seat was clean. The rest of the vehicle had food wrappers, and the most recent cups were all located in the passenger seat where the seatbelt buckles, much like that image. Her home showed maybe a mild version of hoarding.

But that's where the problem lies. Messes on that scale are not likely to be contained to just one section of the car.

Indeed, it has an air of plausibility, but the appearance of being staged.

That's incredibly depressing.

Staged? Odd, I find this totally plausible. I've seen this kind of thing before involving all sorts of stuff. A guy who did a ton of driving (lived 2 hours from work) had what I used to refer to as his own personal compost heap in the back seat and floor. Another guy whose car I would never want to enter had at least a half inch depth of cigarette ash on any surface that was carpeted. And, an obese upstairs neighbor (argh) had a huge station wagon that was filled stem to stern, right up to the windows and along the dashboard, with boxes and wrappers from almost every Hostess product you can imagine.
The reason the driver's seat is so "clean" is that's where the owner sits, the actual driving region of the nest. Can't have a stray soda cup rolling under the pedals, can we?

The seats look awful clean and the pile awful contained for this to be organic. Looks staged to me.