Miss. Miss.
Miss. No!
MARYLIN: I can't do nothing about this, sir.
You're right on a handicapped ramp.
I think Parking Authority is full of [MUTED]
People are mad at PPA, but I don't
want them to be mad at me, because I'm only doing my job.
I have to do everything that this job tells me to do, right?
Isn't she gorgeous?
I get asked out all the time.
CAB DRIVER: You've got a pretty one there.
Oh, yeah.
She's pretty.
Yeah.
That's good.
Now y'all working it out.
What's your name, baby doll?
Marylin.
It's a pleasure meeting you.
Nice to meet you.
Make sure you get at me, you hear?
- OK. - All right?
I'm at work right now.
- OK. - All right?
Take care, William.
I will, Marilyn.
I just gave her my business card.
She's a beautiful lady and I'm a handsome young man,
and we're gonna see where it's going to hit at for us
in our future.
Not interested.
They say a man in uniform and a woman likes that,
and I guess the same goes for us. (LAUGHING)
I get a lot of business cards and a lot phone numbers,
I sure do, but I haven't gotten the right one yet.
MARYLIN: Wow, but then again, maybe not.
Very inconsiderate of him, I mean, look at this.
There is no room for no one to walk on the sidewalk.
MARYLIN: He's blocking the whole sidewalk.
The blind man is walking by now, I mean.
Sir, there's a vehicle here on the sidewalk, yes.
To go around it, what do I do?
I'm gonna walk you.
OK.
Left side, please.
Let's go.
This way.
All right.
I mean, he could have bumped into the car and got hurt,
you know what I mean?
It just-- this car should be towed.
I have a vehicle parked on the 1300 block of South Street.
This is ridiculous.
Do something whenever you guys--
I mean, it's really a hazard.
Just trying to make a living.
Now we gotta pay out money out of our pockets.
It's crazy.
I'm young.
I'm cute.
I can be sexy when I leave my hair-- (GIGGLES)
He's been here over two hours.
Crazy. MAN: How long you got there?
You got a ticket already.
Two hours.
MAN: No, I just pulled up there.
You were there this-- you where there--
I know I was there this morning.
I just left.
I just came back.
MARYLIN: Yeah, but you can't leave and come
back and park in the same spot.
Huh?
How you gonna say I can't leave and come back at the-- hold up.
Hold up. Hold up.
That was over three hours ago.
You're only allowed two hours on each block.
In each side of the block, you're only allowed two hours.
I understand that, but I was gone more than two hours off
of the street.
I was just waiting outside more than two hours.
MARYLIN: You were here this morning, though.
I was here this morning and I left--
and I left.
You cannot leave and come back and park in the same spot.
You gotta be parked on the other side.
My car wasn't in the same spot.
You're still in the same area.
You're still in the 1200 block on the same side.
Let me get your name and then your tag number.
It's on the ticket.
My name is on the ticket.
This is [MUTED], man.
It's not even two hours yet.
Because 2:23 and 11:50, I still got minutes left.
MARYLIN: You got two hours and 33 minutes.
I got 11:50.
10 more minutes will be 12 o'clock, right?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
MARYLIN: You had two hours and 33 minutes.
All right.
Yeah, I'm not gonna argue with you about it,
but I'm gonna straighten it out 'cause this ain't right.
There's a number behind the ticket.
You can request a court hearing if you feel as though--
I know that. I know that.
I know that.
[INAUDIBLE] before you ruined it, because I
could've moved my car.
I'm sorry.
You have a good day.
I know that when I come to work I'm gonna have
to deal with people like that.
MARYLIN: I've met a lot of people doing this job.
Crazy people, weird people, cool people.
Good men right here.
Look.
Right here.
This is a good man.
I just don't like that yesterday he said I have--
I need to lose weight.
She's a very beautiful person.
Thank you.
We'll find her a good man.
My brother, [INAUDIBLE].
- See you, guys. - OK.
Take care.
Have a nice one.
OK.
Thank you.
MAN: A very beautiful lady like that should have somebody,
but sometimes some women are tired of the [MUTED]
Men don't do right by them, so they
decide they want to be alone.
[HORN HONKS]
Oh my god.
There goes my husband. (GIGGLES)
[MUSIC PLAYING]
All right.