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Old 13th June 2006, 08:58   #21
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When I'm going to a hotel I always call and ask if I can self park my car.

NO valet ever!
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So what does one say when pulling up and the valet in the little red vest comes to the driver's door to greet you?

"Why don't you let me park it myself and keep the keys. I'll still pay you."

Sounds awkward and pretentious. Though I agree - I wouldn't valet my car ever. No no no. I've heard too many stories like Jerry's that, incidentally, often don't get settled as well as his.

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