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This girl’s video about her daily struggle with parking attendants, or “sayes,” has gone viral, striking a chord with many who’ve experienced similar frustrations.
Every single day, she drives to work in a local area, only to encounter not one, but three sayes, all on the same street.
Her story has sparked a much-needed conversation about the power these attendants hold and the safety concerns they raise for everyday commuters.
Every day, without fail, this woman has to deal with parking attendants as she makes her way to her job at a local hospital.
While parking issues are common in busy areas, the situation she faces goes beyond simple inconvenience.
The sayes have become a permanent fixture in her routine. The moment she parks, there’s an expectation that she’ll pay for the space—something she finds both frustrating and unsettling.
What makes her struggle even more intense is the constant fear that comes with not paying the sayes. According to her, if she refuses to pay them, she faces the threat that some damage might be inflicted.
The thought of having to pay or risk harm to her or her car is an everyday stressor that many on the internet can relate to, especially in areas where parking is limited and these “sayes” seem to have an unspoken control over the situation.
In her post, she questions, “Who’s gonna protect me?” A simple question that has struck a chord with many.
She’s asking for the assurance that she can park her car without fear of it being damaged or without being forced to pay for something that shouldn’t be expected in the first place.
Many people have offered her advice on how to handle the situation, simply driving away and avoiding the sayes altogether.
However, as she points out, it’s not that easy. The presence of these parking attendants isn’t something that can be simply ignored.
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