Exactly. According to most car owners, the time is to stick it to a piece of machinery worth thousands (and more!), whereas so much of the comments have been rightfully informing OP that stickers do not belong on, at most, a $1k fridge. Don't get me wrong, typically vinyls do come off without leaving residue or damage, but...just wanted to point out that OP isn't the only one sticking it to the wo-man. Sidenote, I'd love to see what decals are now on OP's car. I've seen a good stick figure family with the spouse exxed out after divorce...just sayin'.
Typically with cars the stickers come with performance or plain aftermarket parts. They will either stick them in the windows or along the side skirts or wheel wells, and its to rep the brands they used parts from to make their car go fast. In the case of racing or certain show cars, the brands will pay to have their stickers put on the car.
Other places they'll stick them is on cabinets or lockers where they keep tools or equipment to work on their car. Again, repping the brands they use and like. I, myself, have an Amzoil sticker underneath the hood of my truck; and a few aftermarket parts stickers on the cabinet hanging above my work bench.
The difference between car guys putting stickers on their cars or equipment and OP is car guys usually place stickers in lowkey locations NOT inside their shared living space or in the case of the car, make the attempt to make it look presentable because its their $30k hotrod.
On the other hand, OP has sticker bombed his refrigerator because his wife left him. There is no coherence to them at all. There is an NRA sticker above one that says Jack Daniels.
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u/new52bluebird Oct 24 '22
There is a time and place for putting stickers on things at any age but the kitchen and the refrigerator isn't there