Why do you want to scare the freshies?

To the belligerent, in-your-face person who repeatedly scared a new freshman into thinking that they'll get a parking ticket with every turn of the wheel:

You are not cool.



While explaining where a new freshman should park with a commuter student permit. "Don't park in reserved, restricted, or handicapped spaces."

Looks at me as if I'm demented.

"Well, isn't that obvious?"

I'm glad you think so. Unfortunately, you aren't a part of the majority.



"I'd like to leave my car parked in a commuter lot for the night. I'll be getting transport to a (event), and the shuttle will pick (the riders) from there."

"Well, unfortunately, that lot closes at midnight. But you can certainly leave your car in the parking ramp, and it's only a short distance away."

"No, no. That's not going to work. I want to leave my car in this parking lot."

Transfers call to to Manager. Same conversation is repeated. An unhappy person demands to go higher up on the hierarchy.

"You mean you can't relax the rules for one night? I mean it's only one night! It's not like I want to park there every night!"

Who. Are. You. And why should we bend the rules for you?