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Old 20-01-2013, 12:24   #32
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Re: And now Blockbuster UK

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Originally Posted by Gary L View Post
I think one of the biggest things to impact everything is car parking. and car parking charges.
you can't go anywhere without having to find somewhere to park and having to pay to park.
even great big hospitals are designed to make it as difficult as possible to get there in a car. it's alright getting there in the car. it's just what do you do with the car once you get there. and how much it costs to park the bloody thing.
You've hit the nail on the head, car parking charges.

My local cost 80p for two hours Mon - Fri, and £1.30 for two hours on Sat, it was £1.20 on Sat, but they put sensors in the bay so you don't need to return to your car.

I hate pay and display with a vengeance (you either end up paying to much or end up running back to the car like a madman to avoid the rip off parking fine.) just employ some one to sit in a box to take cash, rather than them walking around the car park.
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