>>17338065
Walmart parking lot is the friendliest, you shouldn't be bothered at all.

If the vehicle looks suspicious, or you do cops might talk to you and see what you're up to, but that's it.

If you find a walmart, they all have parking lot security over night, cameras all over, and it's the most popular grounds for semi's to sleep on the road for cheap.

>>17338085
>vehicle looks suspicious
My car has out-of-state license plates.

Have you slept in your car overnight before?

>>17338101
Yeah. Out of state makes it even better, they'll just think you're travelling.

I slept in Walmart parking lots a lot when I was doing a road trip. Denny's too, but I was a customer first, then went out to the car and went to bed. It was a truck stop type of Denny's though.

>>17338111
Good point. Did you only stay in Walmart Super Center parking lots? Or did you go to Neighborhood Market stores as well?

>>17338144
I only stayed at the super centers, the Neighborhood Markets are few and far from what I can tell, whereas most Walmarts are right near the highways.

>>17338149
Gotcha. I'm hoping to stay in the city. There's a Target a few miles from my apartment. It's closed from 11 p.m. until 6 a.m. Will that work?

>>17338164
What's the worst that can happen? You get asked to leave? Just try it out.

>>17338166
I saw some cops there the other night a few hours before closing time.

>>17338171
Fucking devils advocate over here, jeez man. Like I said, they'll ask you to leave if it's a problem.

>>17338171
Yeah and all they do is literally say "Yo wake the fuck up, go away" because they don't want to have to waste any more time than that with somebody sleeping in their car.

worst case scenario you get told to fuck off a few times and have a shit night of sleep.

>>17338179
>>17338175
Thanks for the help. Much appreciated. I'm also considering using a Sports Authority parking lot because they're going out of business and likely won't care.

>>17338065
I went to a commuter lounge outside the Bronx to sleep in my car