Why hasn't some smart company taken advantage of Wal Mart DC locations?

If prostitution was legal you can bet your ### I'd have cubicles like they have in Amsterdam setup. Very good rental income for basically no upkeep.

 

Get in line. You and many others will want to do the same thing. Some of us have lived a sheltered life. Tell us about those cubicles.

 

I've never seen them. I only know of them because I read an article about how little impact on organized crime legalizing prostitution had. Of course it had no impact, legalization + aggressive law enforcement is how you get organized crime out of an industry. It's about the restoration of control by the police state over that business.

Honestly I'm for legalizing everything basically. I think that making something that there is significant market demand for illegal only drives it underground and our collective goal should be to keep the criminals in the relatively terrible 'theft', 'fraud', and 'extortion' industries. When we give them opportunities to make real money they metastasize and the corruption spreads... And the vice goes on uninterrupted so the original goal of your 'law' hasn't been accomplished in the slightest.

 

Prohibition. Nuff said.

 

Why hasn't anyone done this? Because if a driver is faced with the choice of paying $10 to park, or parking on the side of the road, where do you think he's going to park?

 

I vote pay $12-15. I'm reimbursed these charges, and I think it should be unlawful for a carrier to not reimburse employee drivers any reserve parking charges ... at least up to point. I realize some would abuse this just because they suck at backing but if you either suck at managing your time or are forced to need parking after 20:00, and aren't making enough to justify paying $12 to park in a critical situation, probably you need to reconsider your career choice

 

I completely agree with everything you said. But we all know that most drivers are living paycheck advance to paycheck advance, and working for companies that pay so little that it's the only way for their drivers to survive.

 

Tobyhanna, PA and Pottsville, PA locations have placed boulders along with signage lining the sides of the DC access roads to discourage truck parking. They just park on the side of the public roads that don't have the signs and rocks.