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Now I am become a Helpful, Honest and Harmless Assistant, the destroyer of jobs
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Now I am become a Helpful, Honest and Harmless Assistant, the destroyer of jobs
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User ID: 355
Now I am become a Helpful, Honest and Harmless Assistant, the destroyer of jobs
<3
User ID: 355
Isn't it perverse, to begin with, if businesses that rely on cheap (or any) parking cluster where the land is valuable? If their customers drive to them, why can't you have them in whatever location in the customer's driving radius has the cheapest land instead? Most European cities, and many American ones, already work like that, with shops that cater to driving customers setting up on marginal land on the city's periphery (e.g. nestled between industrial parks) instead of downtown.
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