Backing into Parking Spaces

   What the hell is up with this? Though I'm sure it has been happening since the first car with a reverse gear was produced, I have never noticed it as prominently as in the garage in which I currently I park in in downtown Denver.

   Are people really in that much of a hurry to get the hell out of the garage at the end of the day that they want to take the extra time to back in to their spaces in the morning so they can drive straight out when they leave?

   Different strokes and all...but, what doesn't make any sense at all to me is that because you need to be DRAMATICALLY more precise in your backing up when you are backing into a parking space than you need to be when you are backing out into space to leave, you end up taking more time overall for yourself parking daily, and what's worse, you clog up the garage, with your precision maneuvers, when people are trying to get in to the office in a timely fashion.