Valet parking
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Re: Valet parking
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Re: Valet parking
I don't see the need for valet parking when it's more more inconvenient to have a valet park my vehicle vs simply immediately parking it myself especially when the restaurant is next to the parking lot. I'm speaking of a parking lot where there's absolutely no need for valet parking whatsoever.
So, no, I'm not slipping the valet parker a few bucks to prevent the hassle of dealing with him to begin with and then wait around later for my keys and he laboriously gets my vehicle when I want to leave. Makes no sense to me when after leaving restaurant I can't go directly to my vehicle and leave - no muss, no fuss.
Valet parking is from what I've experienced a major pain in the patootie. I'll park my own vehicle thank you very much. Although, I guess some people think it some sort of oddball status symbol.
So, no, I'm not slipping the valet parker a few bucks to prevent the hassle of dealing with him to begin with and then wait around later for my keys and he laboriously gets my vehicle when I want to leave. Makes no sense to me when after leaving restaurant I can't go directly to my vehicle and leave - no muss, no fuss.
Valet parking is from what I've experienced a major pain in the patootie. I'll park my own vehicle thank you very much. Although, I guess some people think it some sort of oddball status symbol.
Re: Valet parking
Some how I predicted what you were going to say before reading your post.Abraham wrote:I don't see the need for valet parking when it's more more inconvenient to have a valet park my vehicle vs simply immediately parking it myself especially when the restaurant is next to the parking lot. I'm speaking of a parking lot where there's absolutely no need for valet parking whatsoever.
So, no, I'm not slipping the valet parker a few bucks to prevent the hassle of dealing with him to begin with and then wait around later for my keys and he laboriously gets my vehicle when I want to leave. Makes no sense to me when after leaving restaurant I can't go directly to my vehicle and leave - no muss, no fuss.
Valet parking is from what I've experienced a major pain in the patootie. I'll park my own vehicle thank you very much. Although, I guess some people think it some sort of oddball status symbol.

Actually valet parking is a good thing. For a short after after a good high class dinner it allows us normal middle class people to feel rich.

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Re: Valet parking
Strangers do not drive or park my vehicles. And that's all I have to say about that!
Mel
Airworthiness Inspector specializing in Experimental and Light-Sport Aircraft since the last Century.
Airworthiness Inspector specializing in Experimental and Light-Sport Aircraft since the last Century.
Re: Valet parking
And even with this dead thread resurrected, the OP was never heard from again. 

USMC, Retired
Treating one variety of person as better or worse than others by accident of birth is morally indefensible.
Treating one variety of person as better or worse than others by accident of birth is morally indefensible.