What can I say, it’s the bougie grocery store… passing through on my way to the gas station. 
The “Mom said I can’t speed” sticker (along with H8LIFE) are what made me think teenager.
Moms: ruining teenaged lives since Day One.
Ah, I didn’t notice the “Mom said” one at first.
I saw a pickup at the library that said “IGOT 2 P”.
I passed a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon today and its plates were
RBCNGUY
That’s another California plate that needs a half space in the correct place. It should be:
RBCN GUY
Again, he probablyl ordered it online and with 7 characters he couldn’t add the space. He should’ve walked into a DMV to get that space.
Sounds like the plate the DMV needs to order for itself is SO⎵STUPD.
Is that celery he’s wearing?
Seen yesterday on the back of a nice but entry level pickup in the wilds of what passes for urban Nebraska:
GYDDE UP
No doubt someone who got to the DMV first scored GIDDE UP and possibly also GIDDY UP but I haven’t seen those.
Perhaps the owner is of Welsh descent? 
Yes, it is; I’m pretty sure it’s a nod to Doctor Who, and the Fifth Doctor (Peter Davison), in particular.
I was hoping. He’s one of my favorite doctors.
I hope HIMDAD doesn’t get in trouble for giving their pronoun. THE␣RAIN was in front of me, but I did not need to use my wipers. Fortunately, it did not seem like MEME4XS was doing so while driving.
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HIMDAD might decode as “I’m father of a boy”, not “Him is my pronoun”.
Someone who shouts “Me, me!” 4 times is even greedier and self centered than certain disgraced politicians. 8 "me"s is more than plenty. 
I’m reading that as “Hi, I’m Dad”, as in:
Kid: I’m hungry
Dad: Hi, Hungry, I’m Dad.
@Joey_P: Could well be. I had not thought of that, but I like it. A complete Dad joke in 6 characters.
A couple days ago I saw one of the FL plates that only hold 5 characters. It read VIN1E.
That ABC#D pattern is a standard pattern for those plates, so almost certainly not a custom plate. But I really hope the owner of the car is named Vincent.
Our neighbor’s granddaughter is named Ellen. She was visiting them this morning as I walked by her car and noticed her plate:
ELLBELL
Growing up, there was someone on our block with the license plate ELBOW. As my dad and I were walking past her house one day, she was outside and he asked what it meant. Her name is Linda Beaumont…L Beau.
The V7PER was a quite ordinary toyota, and just grey. XY␣XX␣XY had a sticker that said something Mom, maybe they’re the mother of two sons? Maybe I am projecting because of the possible dad joke (?) one I saw earlier in the week. VIVO certainly appeared to be alive so it is accurate, unless they were talking about the car, in which case that would be scary. The TRPNEG plate also had a pink ribbon for breast cancer on it, could it be a reference to their diagnosis?
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Probably the mother of two sons with a daughter in between.
Darn good bet IMO / IME. Triple negative is more or less the least treatable variant of BC. If they’re driving around now, they have lots to be thankful for.