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> Teisi commutes from the East Bay to San Francisco to work as a caregiver. She said she started parking in her client’s driveway after her car was broken into
by karaterobot 3y ago
> Teisi commutes from the East Bay to San Francisco to work as a caregiver. She said she started parking in her client’s driveway after her car was broken into twice on city streets.
I don't really get this argument. This feels like it might be an improvised excuse. If you're going to break into a car, I think you'd be no less likely to do it on the street as you would 5 feet away, on the sidewalk.
- legitster 3y agoIf it's street parking, you might be stuck with a parking spot a block away or more.
- karaterobot 3y agoI grant that there's a world where, because the vehicle is parked on the sidewalk in front of the house, this caregiver can watch it like a hawk while also doing their job, and the would-be burglar knows they are watching, and so does not break into their car. It does not seem likely to me, but it's possible—maybe this is why only one person gave this safety excuse for parking on the sidewalk.