Snow Job 0
In certain big northeastern cities, there’s an informal tradition that, if you clear your street parking place after a big snow, it’s yours. In the residential neighborhoods of Boston and Philadelphia, you will see trash cans, folding chairs, and other markers holding down the claim.
The tradition is illegal, as streets are public, but it’s strong.
Michael Smerconish takes a look at how various politicians might view this practice. This is my favorite; follow the link for the rest:
