Well I see the original post got poofed. It appears that people who run or have their own business seem better able to understand the situation. I wasn't trying to rip people off and tried to give a very fair price for clearing their parking stalls. There weren't too many that wanted it done but the option was there if they did. Maybe it's a guy thing? The married guys should ask their wifes if they would pay $15 to have their parking stall cleared if they were home alone? It's -18C and all they have is a show shovel. I don't think too many women would mind paying $15 for that. The county charges you if you want them to do your driveway. You purchase a bunch of flags in advance and put them out after a snow storm. Is what I'm doing any different? There's still no excuse for the neighbor to pile their snow in my stall. Dave
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