@walesmaven wrote:
Ah, now that I see the possible answers, I "get" that it can be just an "inconvenience."
So how about:
So many people have parked so that the space was so narrow that I could barely open my door.
The signs for the exit are so hard to read that I drove around and around trying to find my way out. (And, I may have actually incurred an extra fee for that wasted time!)
The elevator was soooo slow, I thought it would never arrive!
You really need to improve the visibility of the signs saying to remember what area you are parked in!
I never found an open handicapped parking spot. You really need more of those! (This will work even if you do not have handicapped parking licence plates, because many people just use a placard that is displayed only when the vehicle is parked. )
Lucky, please PM me for info about other Chicago area MS assignments!
That's great! Thank you!@walesmaven wrote:
How about this...
If you see that you vehicle remained in the driveway area/apron and was not valet parked in the garage, state that you did not like that it was not in a "secure" location.
If it was valet parked in the garage, object that you always worry about leaving (name anything) in the vehicle when it is being parked in a garage. See how the valet, or doorman responds.
@Alter_Ego wrote:
Just picture yourself as the stereotypical wealthy person with an entitlement complex.
The parking entrance is too far from the restaurant/lobby.
The directions that you had to the location weren't clear and you got lost getting there.
The valet area should be covered because it might be raining later.
Nobody was waiting when you drove up and you had to sit in your car wasting time waiting for the valet (for 5 seconds) to walk over.
There were too many cars lined up so you had to wait your turn.
There were no other cars lined up so you couldn't tell where to go.
It's too hot/cold/rainy in this city and the weather forecast was wrong.
And so on.
@sojo917 wrote:
How about using my money (or sunglasses, cufflinks, some valuable but not) is gone--------->'I had $5 (or small bills, TY) in the ash tray when I pulled in or left the car with you, and now its gone".................up to...........'I want to see a manager". Can you (the attendant remain "cool" if you are accuse of stealing?
@SunnyDays2 wrote:
I have two ideas for you to tell the valet guy and see how he reacts.
1. "I just hit at the casinos last night and I have about $45,000 in the trunk of my car in a briefcase, so I wondered if you could keep an eye on that for me. Here are my keys.
2. My neighbor has been driving me crazy with his leaves falling in my yard, so last night I got drunk and put him in my trunk. I think he is still in there. Can you keep an eye on that?