My new building was designed with attached parking, how convenient. The parking spaces are somewhat difficult to get into on a first try, but at least I do not have to worry about finding a parking spot every night on the streets.
I have learned that even though most apartment buildings in West Hollywood have incorporated parking amenities to their residential structures, parking is still in high demand; and on certain streets it is more than just a commodity, you must have a parking permit and a parking permit can only be obtained if you legally own or lease living quarters in the appropriate parking district. I know it is nonsense, but this is the result of living in a capitalist society that is run on democratic principles and that constantly pretends to offer fair solutions that really only translate into adquiring payments for the sake of convenience.
It seems to me that at one point a group of people must have felt entitled to have more convenience no matter the price and then everyone else was manipulated to comply. I don't want to inconvenience my guests so I was suckered into using the beauracractic establisment and paid for parking permits.
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