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Being a Valet is exhausting. I had my first day of work today. I could not tell you how many cars I drove. The job is nice at least. From 9:30-11, cars just pile in and we have lines to park, so I didn't get to leave on time.

I wasn't given a lunch break either which makes me mad. Didn't get to drive anything awesome today. I found out that I don't like older suburbans. Believe it or not, the easiest car for me to park was a new Lincoln Continental, very nice car too.

I give it a week before you total out a 83 escort that comes equipped with a 5 gallon bucket as a seat, 3 different size firestone tires, a dukes of hazzard horn, and a state of the art sony sound system.... :help:

I don't think I could give my car to a valet. most wouldn't know how to drive it, or even start it.. haha

at least not unless they know how to use a car with an electric fuel pump and sump, and a reverse manual valve body with low band apply transmission. (clutchless manual shift) with 6 forward gears. Guy would probably end up applying the trans-brake by accident and launching the car through a wall.

"here's your car sir"
"that's my trunk lid"
"oh, I meant what's left of your car, sir."

We've got a lot and a garage to park cars. In the garage, we park cars on the 6th floor... boy that's a headache... round and round she goes... One of my shift leads is a cocky short dude, you know when he goes up the garage... or drives a car for that matter. There are two speeds with him lol -go and stop.