When a fire truck responded to an emergency call in Philadelphia, firemen found that access to a fire hydrant was blocked by ... the Philadelphia Parking Authority van!
The visibly perturbed firefighters politely asked the PPA agent — who sprinted back to her vehicle with the quickness once she realized how terrible she was about to look — to move the van, to which she responded something along the lines of, "I was only there for a second, I'll move it right away!" Strange, I feel like I've heard that somewhere before.
Actually the firefighter has to request they move their vehicle first, and if they ignore that request, they are fined on the spot. I like the method CME's dad used more though.
Why bother trying to comprehend the article when you can just spout off about the situation?
http://www.wusa9.com/news/columnist/blogs/uploaded_images/NJ-Gloucester-hose-through-car-759095.jpg
Your absolutely right. My sincerest apologies.