The scenario. An attractive couple are looking for their car, in a parking lot which was the size of probably nine football fields, enormous, and it was covered. I have never and will never see one that large. But this couple had no trouble finding their car. She did something with her cell phone, I think, which led them to their car, in this vast, sea of cars. How handy and clever and practical is that? It was a selling point on their caar.
I am going to buy that car so I can find my car when I park it in a gigantic parking lot.
When will I park in a lot that large, well, probably never, but if I do. I, for one, have never lost a car in a parking lot. I have had to look on a few occasions. I got off the elevator on the wrong level at a multi level parking lot once, but I have never lost a car.
I wonder what a new car would cost, if it was just a car. Mechanical windows, a plain motor, four tires, no radio, just a plain car. Perhaps the government will not allow them to produce such a car. That "catalytic converter" thing is expensive, all the emission things are expensive, all the safety features are expensive.
I do not like the new headlights though, way too bright to oncoming cars.
Oh, yesterday I saw a guy mowing his grass, had a very small yard, he had a riding mower, one of the BIG, sharp turning, two handle jobs, looked like about three passes and he was done. I wonder who convinced he he needed one that big, and how they did it.
