Just a nitpick here: when you open your car up to the public, you open it legally and socially to a status beyond just your "personal property." It's not their

Just a nitpick here: when you open your car up to the public, you open it legally and socially to a status beyond just your "personal property." It's not their living room, but it's not yours either, in the sense that you take on a litany of obligations the second you open to the public.