I mentioned last week that my new job is located in a hospital complex. I've spent quite a bit of time at US hospitals lately and there is a phenomena I've observed that surprises me. I have seen it many times now, and each time it surprises me and leaves me shaking my head. What is that, you ask?

Yes. I fully acknowledge the frustration of roaming parking lots hunting for a spot. But, is this necessary? Really? Are we really that impatient?
Just so we are clear, I am not talking about emergency room visits, those have a separate (fast) system. It seems to me those who use valet service are visiting relatives at the hospital, or coming in for a check-up or other non-emergency reasons.
Have you seen this? What do you think - good customer service or unnecessary luxury?
just Sheri, thoughts from a parking vulture roaming the lot
Well, it definitely gets rid of the "I am late because I couldn't find a parking spot" excuse. Maybe it helps keep doctor's offices running more smoothly if people can get in to their appointments on time... It is a luxury, that's for sure... and you aren't even living in JOCO anymore!! :)
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