Cheeburger Cheeburger Towing

From www.wdef.com

Submitted by Alisha Searl
July 2011

When cranking up the car for a family dinner, Brad Jones, says he did not know by the end of the night he would be without a car and without a lot of money.

Image via WikipediaKarenza Pentiah, Jones' Wife, adds, "We parked behind Cheeburger Cheeburger because we intended on buying my brother a burger there."

But before they placed his order there, they had dinner next door at Buffalo Wild Wings, where parking is only for employees.

Meanwhile, the man paid to monitor the lot for Cheeburger Cheeburger and two other connecting business called a tow truck, according to their records, six minutes after the Jones' parked.

Charlie Eich, owner of Cheeburger Cheeburger, says, "Essentially what happens is people continue to roll the dice. They show up, park, look around, take a chance, and they get towed.

More than 20 signs are tacked up, each explaining their zero tolerance policy, each trying to prevent cars getting towed.

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Commentary:

With 20 signs posted and a 6 minute tolerance before towing your vehicle, I wouldn't risk parking their without a receipt from Cheeburger Cheeburger posted on my windshield with the date and time circled in big red sharpie. In fact forget that, I wouldn't even risk getting towed unless I had signed written consent by the owner that I was allowed to park there. Maybe one of the signs could read:

Its cheaper just to buy a cheeburger than to park here and go someplace else...

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