I've got mixed feelings about this. There's a local Tesco/filling station
where it's often impossible to park due to others using the carpark to go
to the next door Argos, which doesn't have a carpark.

If a store offers free parking they can impose any conditions they
choose. And it would be difficult to vary those for high demand parking
over when that store isn't busy.

There's a lot to be said for paying for that parking and being able to
claim that cost back after spending more than a certain sum in that store.

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*I believe five out of four people have trouble with fractions. *

Dave Plowman London SW
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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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I've got mixed feelings about this. There's a local Tesco/filling station
where it's often impossible to park due to others using the carpark to go
to the next door Argos, which doesn't have a carpark.

If a store offers free parking they can impose any conditions they
choose. And it would be difficult to vary those for high demand parking
over when that store isn't busy.

There's a lot to be said for paying for that parking and being able to
claim that cost back after spending more than a certain sum in that store.

--
*I believe five out of four people have trouble with fractions. *

Dave Plowman London SW
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Have you seen the cost of providing a tarmaced car park?

Would you want it abusing?

On Jul 16, 10:27*am, "John" wrote:

Have you seen the cost of providing a tarmaced car park?

What are Lidl currently spending per square metre on tarmaced
carparks, John? Presumably you know since you're blathering on about
it, so share the information with us. Otherwise we'll think you're
just another of those sad internet blowhards.


Would you want it abusing?

What difference does it make whether "you" want it abusing or not?
When "Another Dave" said he didn't want to pay ninety quid, you
dismissed his opinion out of hand... just as we're dismissing your
cretinous pronouncements (although, obviously, in that case with good
grounds).

Nobody's forcing Lidl to provide a tarmaced carpark or any other sort
of carpark. They're made a business decision to do so. Allying
yourself with ex-cons and attempting to extort ninety quid from
regular customers is a rather less intelligent business decision.