That's called a leased parking space (except for the free part) and my point was that people who can't afford to live downtown are the ones inconvenienced not t

That's called a leased parking space (except for the free part) and my point was that people who can't afford to live downtown are the ones inconvenienced not the people who live there. Effectively the rich are hoarding the downtown so that they can deal with a little less traffic and if you have to do business downtown, screw you, you should be rich enough to have a condo walking distance away. You took exactly the opposite away from my comment from what I was trying to say.