This is how the nicest country club in my town handles valet for a 300 person fundraiser

    by TabascoWolverine

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    1. WtFAPapotAmUS on

      Me grabbing a random set of keys to go to the nicest strip club in the town:

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    2. I once drove half a block in someone else’s car – same exact model and color.
      I drove it back to the Valet, who clearly thought he was about to lose his job. I laughed it off.

      But it makes me wonder how often that happens…….

    3. iamstephen1128 on

      They have to find their own keys like some sort of poor???

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    4. Never understood the concept of a valet. Don’t want anyone else driving or parking my car… let alone keeping the keys.

    5. As a European I’ve never understood valet parking. I lived in the US and my sister and brother in law worked in fancy golf and country clubs with valet parking in the US. You pull up to the country club in in that open air shed with nice wooden joists. Give your keys to the lad and then go in for cocktails and La Di Da with the other golf twats. Then when the event is over and everyone leaves at the same time you have to wait in line for a kid to run to your car and drive it back to you. But I can see my car! it’s over there! Instead I have to wait for ages and tip the kid something insane like $20 for 10 minutes work. This is Victorian era bullshit. There are plenty of billionaires in Europe and even they have to park their own cars most of the time.

    6. I’m very close to the owner of a country club. A lot of them are owned by nepo babies who have no knowledgr of how to run a golf course or fine dining restaurant or wedding venue.

    7. Is this how the country club is handing it
      Or the volunteers working at a charity event are handling it? There’s a slight difference.

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