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Of course it's copious. Let's say the number of spaces in an average street is X. Most cars in those spaces are just sitting there all day, so the demand for t
by Eric_WVGG 7y ago
Of course it's copious.
Let's say the number of spaces in an average street is X. Most cars in those spaces are just sitting there all day, so the demand for those spaces is 10x. Okay, not copious.
But the demand for moving down that street is 1000x. Now those spaces are egregious.