We’ve all noticed something going on lately in Boston: the parking spaces are all buried. And the ones that aren’t buried are reserved with the various objects from home that the drivers could live without. Here are 25 things that Bostonians value less than having a parking spot:
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1. Child Safety
2. Indoor Lighting
3. Sitting in the Laundry Room?
4. Keeping the Rain (or Snow) Off
5. Carrying 5 Gallons of Pretty Much Anything
6. Having a Fully Furnished Apartment
7. Having Tea Inside the House
8. A Cool Metal Basket
9. Pressed Shirts
10. Working Out and Doing Laundry at the Same Time
11. Sitting Too High to Eat at the Kitchen Table
12. Carrying Food to Grandmother's House
13. Whatever This Was
14. Sitting on a Bunch of Cartoon Faces
15. Having All 4 Tires on the Car
16. Child Safety (Again? Really?)
17. Printing Tax Documents
18. Garbage
19. Rugged Storage That Won’t Dissolve in Hydrofluoric Acid.
20. Chairs
21. Reusable Shopping Bags
22. Reaching the Top Shelf
23. Storing Back Issues of Cosmo in a Practical but Aesthetically Pleasing Container
24. Surrogate intimacy
25. Being Indoors for a Lively Seated Discourse.
26. (Already Broken Chair Gets a Pass.)
1. Child Safety
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