What is the 'wife used by men in parking lot story' about?

I don't think it is a well - known story in general. I've never come across it in mainstream literature or common folklore. It might be a very specific story within a certain community or made up by someone and not widely circulated.

She could have had an interesting shopping spree in the parking lot. Maybe she found a great bargain at a pop - up sale near her parking spot.

The 'king of the parking lot' in the story could be an elderly man who has been using the parking lot for decades. He knows all the nooks and crannies, and everyone respects him because he gives good advice on parking. He might have some unwritten rules that everyone follows, making him the 'king' in a sense.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'king of the parking lot story' is about without more context. It could be a story about someone who dominates or has an interesting adventure in a parking lot, perhaps related to parking lot politics or some unique event that took place there.

Perhaps the wife is in the parking lot waiting for her kids to finish their extracurricular activities. While waiting, she reads a book and enjoys the peaceful moment, then greets her kids with a big smile when they come out.

Well, if this is a made - up story, perhaps the wife in the story had some sort of misunderstanding or extreme reaction towards the stranger in the parking lot. Maybe she thought the stranger was about to harm her or her property and in a moment of panic or anger, she jerked the stranger. However, without more context, it's just speculation.

She might meet an old friend unexpectedly in the parking lot. They could then catch up on all the things that have happened since they last saw each other.

It's difficult to determine without more context, but given the nature of the statement, it has a high probability of being fictional. Parking lots are generally public places with some level of security and people around. While there can be bad incidents, the idea of a wife being 'fingered' by strangers is not a typical or likely scenario in a normal society.

Well, without more context, it's hard to say exactly. Maybe the wife had an argument with the stranger in the parking lot and 'jacks' could imply she verbally attacked or confronted the stranger in some way.

The two main characters are the wife and the stranger. The wife is the protagonist in the sense that she is the one who 'jacks' the stranger. We don't know much about the stranger yet, but they are the target of the wife's action in the parking lot.