[ta6point6]

Is this the new norm people just complaining about every little thing?

[bird72]

See people in my trainer gig that are undoing decades of over and wrong eating, atrophy from non use, years of desk posture, knee issues common, back issues common. I just don't know how to opinionate on this topic. I also did a few years of off and on chemo where mostly not super obvious. I see some trouble with non med people doing laser eye instant diagnosis of people that they are pre-annoyed on. I mean, I walked ssslllooowww on meds. Sure I make opinions in my head sometimes on things I see, and think "scooters" and such are becoming more of a cultural use thing, and used as new easy out by some folk I described earlier. In fact accelerates the snowball effect of atrophy and degeneration they are on. But people with gone knees, they should not come? Wait a minute....

So scooters as a social issue? When we all work out the 989 items on the priority list above this, lets all have a helluva chat on fixing it! And Good Luck!

[Simple Man]

Originally Posted by ta6point6

Is this the new norm people just complaining about every little thing?

One solution.

I don’t think anyone is arguing their rights or if they run a good business at the track.

Obviously you have your opinion- you are probably all over the 200 acres and it makes sense to have a golf cart. I’m not going to disagree at all.

My opinion is that when they set up an area such as a show field or swap meet where most of the pedestrians will be it would be a courtesy to all their of the attendees if they had a parking area for the vehicles (excluding slower single person electric scooters for health reasons) and kept these areas to foot traffic only. You could still use your vehicle to go all over the track and save time- I could enjoy the swap meet and show without having to watch out for motorized vehicles.

It seems simple to me but I don’t own the track.