Man that is some serious dedication right there, 47 pics in 30 days is wild but honestly I believe it. My old place in Tempe had the same problem and I swear half the lot was people parking like they were the only ones living there. The big truck excuse bugs me too because like your neighbor says there's always the back row, I parked my Silverado way out there for years and never once needed two spots. Taking two spots is never ok, if your ride is too big to fit in one spot then you bought the wrong ride for apartment living.

The password manager part is solid, no argument there, but you are giving it too much credit for saving your inbox. The real problem is that your bank email and your bank login shared the same password, and that is a choice, not a tech gap. I keep statements in my inbox too, going back years, and it has never cost me a dime because a crook who gets that password still cannot get into anything else. What would have stopped the email part cold is having a separate password for your email and turning on two step verification on it, which takes five minutes and costs nothing. A password manager helps, sure, but it is not magic, and if you had reused passwords across ten sites, the manager only fixes things after you go change all ten. The bigger lesson here is not which tool you bought, it is that one password should never open two doors, and that rule was free the whole time.