I mean it depends. In Toronto you could do that (and I usually agree with you about say, home security), but then you don't really choose where you get to park

I mean it depends. In Toronto you could do that (and I usually agree with you about say, home security), but then you don't really choose where you get to park your car every time. And in a way I'd be more stressed to know that I could lose my car if I parked it somewhere that I don't know, and that I can't do anything about it once it gets stolen, versus just putting 2 locks. But again, I totally agree with you about the weirdness of people going full military compounds in residential areas.