Bring it on, many of these are great services. I guess in today's economy being a jerk means understanding the time value of money. Why is paying people to lo

Bring it on, many of these are great services. I guess in today's economy being a jerk means understanding the time value of money. Why is paying people to look for parking spots such a big deal? It reminds me of when the City of Vancouver arrested an old grandmother because she would go around adding nickels and dimes to people's parking meters. If cities would invest in the kinds of infrastructure people actually want this would be far less of a big deal. Many people want parking spots, therefore if you reduce the number of spots it increases the value of them to the point where it becomes worthwhile to act as a parking scout.