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From the observation, I spent ten minutes every day in the parking building. I found no matter how hard to find the parking spot, people are not trying to be there early. They will leave sufficient time “they think that is” for themselves to find parking spot. But, usually this time is not enough.
When people are driving into the parking building, their facial expression is peace, but after they drive through fifth and sixth floor, their facial expression has changed. They become little nervous; after the second and third time, they still can’t find the parking spot, they will be extremely nervous. After they find the parking spot, their facial expression will be happy.
Also, I find the hardest time to find parking spot is between 10:30am

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