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Yes, that's exactly what they would do. If your car wasn't part of the 35% with that feature, you'd have to park in some other lot.
by raldi 11y ago
Yes, that's exactly what they would do. If your car wasn't part of the 35% with that feature, you'd have to park in some other lot.
- sandworm101 11y agoNow there are two parking lots? One by definition will always fill before the second, leaving people on the street while spots in the other lot sit empty. So much for any efficiency gains.
- raldi 11y agoIncentivizing the people on the street to upgrade to self-parking cars. That's a giant feature, not a bug.
- sandworm101 11y agoIf you are selling a service, you want to be ahead of the demand. A parking lot, a business, isn't going to get far by lecturing to customers as to their car choice. That would be like me shutting my office to any client I though needed a better business plan. You have to take the customer as they are.
- c22 11y agoSure, but not every business needs to accomodate all the needs of every consumer. Customers who are looking to purchase a tube of toothpaste probably wont be coming to your office in the first place.
- raldi 11y agoNo, you absolutely do not. Have you not heard of, "No shirt, no shoes, no service", or "You must be at least this tall to ride", or "This event is open to anyone 21 years of age or older" or "This software requires Windows 98 or later"?