His job is to check you for weapons. He would be an idiot to believe anyone that told him they weren't carrying. It's no big deal. When I went last week he was already searching 2 guys that entered ahead of me. I waited, I showed him my license and he patted me down. Didn't bother me in the least and it's nice to know the odds of getting shot or knifed in that shithole are somewhat diminished.
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I will not frequent any place that requires valet parking. Where the place has an event I need to go to such as a wedding, I will drop off my SO, and drive to a parking spot off premises. If that's not possible (almost always possible although may require a walk and it's a pain in inclement weather) when I check the place out beforehand I ask if I can tip the valet to allow me to park my car.
Also, if you rent a car, there will be a clause in the rental agreement requiring you to listing those people who are authorized to operate the vehicle. The rental agent will check those people's drivers license when you check in. If the guy doing the valet parking damages your car (I once saw a valet guy accidently smash a car into a support girder) I would think you are on the hook for the damages when you turn the car in whether or not you have rental issuance. You agree to this when you sign the agreement and the rental firm has your credit card #.
If you choose to let some stranger park your vehicle you should use the valet key that every car has ( at least every one that I owned), and lock any personal info, garage door opener, spare cash you keep in the car, etc. in the locked glove box. The valet key will only start the car. One of the cars I had allowed me to lock the trunk release and the valet key would not unlock it nor unlock the trunk from the outside.
To quote my favorite author Joseph Heller — 'Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you.'
(the movie, Catch 22, was no where nearly as good as the book) — if any of you guys haven't read it, please do —it is as relevant today (maybe more so) as it was 60 years ago.
Also, if you rent a car, there will be a clause in the rental agreement requiring you to listing those people who are authorized to operate the vehicle. The rental agent will check those people's drivers license when you check in. If the guy doing the valet parking damages your car (I once saw a valet guy accidently smash a car into a support girder) I would think you are on the hook for the damages when you turn the car in whether or not you have rental issuance. You agree to this when you sign the agreement and the rental firm has your credit card #.
If you choose to let some stranger park your vehicle you should use the valet key that every car has ( at least every one that I owned), and lock any personal info, garage door opener, spare cash you keep in the car, etc. in the locked glove box. The valet key will only start the car. One of the cars I had allowed me to lock the trunk release and the valet key would not unlock it nor unlock the trunk from the outside.
To quote my favorite author Joseph Heller — 'Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you.'
(the movie, Catch 22, was no where nearly as good as the book) — if any of you guys haven't read it, please do —it is as relevant today (maybe more so) as it was 60 years ago.
Did some day time reconn other day and bumped into a girl that was there a few years back, Lilly white chick back after a kid and cleaning up her act.
She is nice, easy to talk to likes her Jack Daniels ( hey who don't!). And i think attractive, teeth are a bit fucked up but i think more from bad dentistry then anything else. She has a tendency of sharing her hard luck story so great for all the strpper shrinks, not so great for the let's get down to biz customers.
I did not partake in anything more then a CPL of dances but take out is def on the table if you work it right
She is nice, easy to talk to likes her Jack Daniels ( hey who don't!). And i think attractive, teeth are a bit fucked up but i think more from bad dentistry then anything else. She has a tendency of sharing her hard luck story so great for all the strpper shrinks, not so great for the let's get down to biz customers.
I did not partake in anything more then a CPL of dances but take out is def on the table if you work it right
