[Michael C Henry]

There has to be another business that could profit from the car enthusiest patronage. I think of all the tenderloin and burger joints that I have frequented. And another note, a lot of business are located on lots too small to accomadate the normal amount of patron cars that would be expected. I remember my grandmother complainingt hat they were painting the parking place stripes closer together at the mall (forty years ago). It is a fact that anything larger than a compact car has trouble negeotiating the the narrow spaces and lanes of most parking lots. We have a F250 and an Excursion. The open spaces ajoining our choosen spot are the descision maker so you can get in and out. And heaven help us if someone doesn't center their car in their parking spot , that throw everything off. Someday soon a new sort of business will apear, that is glad to see customers and have larger parking spots better designed lanes with radiused corners. All thing considered, being able to get in and out with some ease will be considered a value.