Parking On His Land
People started to park on Davao’s field. They wanted a location where they were near enough to the market and decided that this would be a good option. To begin with, Davao had no response. In all honesty, a few cars parked really didn’t bother him, and they were often very friendly. However, people clearly prey on people’s good nature. Word had clearly spread that Davao was a pushover, and his field was the place to park. A few cars didn’t bother him, but this amount was absurd. The problem grew and was especially bad on weekends; sometimes it even prevented him from working! Something had to be done.
Parking On His Land
Selfish Drivers
Davao began to ask people politely not to park on his property. Naturally, the one’s he asked withdrew from the field and left, so it wasn’t an all-out free for all. Despite this, he couldn’t stay there all day instructing people not to park on his field, he had work to do. The desperation worsened for Davao and he sat down and began to think of longer-term solutions to this issue. It couldn’t go on. He was struggling though, he sat and thought but he was still left stumped.
Selfish Drivers