Time Capsule: The Grove Parking Structure: One Year Ago Today
By Ryan - Wednesday December 20th 2006
Victor’s subtle masterpiece The Grove Parking Structure, 12/20/05 became a zeitgeist of its age, heralding the hopelessness of the congestion at the corner of Third and Fairfax while providing the viewer with unequivocal proof that Victor himself was a part of the problem, attempting entry into aforementioned at the time of capture . . .
UPDATE: Having learned nothing from last year’s battle, Victor returned to the site to face the beast again. He photographed this 2006 version at 6:39 p.m. today.
You should avoid going to the Grove in any month which has an R in it. Or a U or an A.
hahhahaa LOL! Nice update. Funny.
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the grove did something about this problem. in order to leave more parking spaces for customer, employees have to park on the 8th floor. Employee have to pay 65 dollars every month for parking. Then during the holiday weekend, employees have to park off site, which is at the CBS lot, 2 blocks away from the grove, even on rainy days. Normally if we want to park in the structure, employees have to pay 7 dollars a day. but during the holiday weekends, we have to pay 7 dollars a day to park at CBS lot, or 14 dollars a day to park at the parking structure. The way they treat employees are ridiculous. We were pushed around, can’t do anything about it. In order to solve their parking problem, they did not provide more parking space. Instead, they force employees to park off-site and walk to work. We pay for our parking too, don’t we deserve to be treated the equally?