System Parking

To illustrate our customer experience with System Parking, let me recap a conversation I recently had with the parking attendant:
«I’m a monthly parker, and the lot is full. I need a spot. You and I have this conversation every time there’s a Bears game.»
«There’s nothing I can do. All these people paid to park here.»
«They just came here today and bought a parking ticket for $ 25. I pay $ 175 to reserve a spot in this lot.»
«They have paid. I can’t tow just tow them.»
«So I paid $ 175 to reserve a parking spot here, which you’ve then sold for $ 25 to someone else. You know what that’s called? Fraud.»
«There’s not much I can do at this point. The lot is full.»
«The lot is full of people you’ve sold my spot to.»
«…»
“So the ticket hanging on my mirror that signifies that I have paid $ 175 in order to reserve a spot every month means absolutely nothing, really.”
«Sure, I guess. Take it up with my manager.»
«I do every time.»
What has the manager done? Absolutely nothing. If you’re looking for monthly parking, keep looking. You won’t be able to park here. But you will get a fancy piece of paper to hang from your mirror, and you’ll watch as they fill up the spots they’ve already sold before to monthly parkers.