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<pubDate>Tue, 10 Apr 2007 10:43:01 -0800</pubDate>
<description>&lt;p&gt;Agreed.  Parking lot was a complete disaster as I too sat in the Dodger Stadium gridlock for almost 2 hours.  Were the experts he hired for the Parking redesign the same experts who botched last year&apos;s stadium renovation?  
I missed about 2 innings of the game to get a Dodger Dog but lucky me, I was able to buy an overpriced cap for my kid without any line at all.  Seems like the concession line is a profit center...why wouldn&apos;t they staff it accordingly to maximize profits and keep customers happy?
I&apos;m sure I&apos;m wrong but as I was sitting in traffic yesterday, I envisioned a greedy Frank McCourt, looking over the lot with an evil grin and counting all the gridlocked $15 cars...and then counting them all again...and again...and again.  $15, $30, $45, $60...
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