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This incident happened at work during the first shift. The first shift attendant told me what happened.
He was assisting a customer at the booth window when a customer drove around the Visitor parking booth & straight up to the entrance gate to Visitor parking. After he raised the gate next to the booth for the customer to enter the garage, he turned around & saw the other customer at the entrance gate. So he walked up to the entrance gate to assist that customer. The customer was speaking to Nancy *not her real name*, who works in the parking office at the university we work at as contract parking attendants at the call box. The customer had pressed the call button on the call box, & Nancy took the call. Nancy told my co-worker that the customer needed to park. So my co-worker walked back to the booth to get the visitor parking pass. After assisting the customer, he walked back to the booth.
Several minutes later Nancy called my co-worker on the phone inside the booth & told him "It is rude for you to not have the visitor parking permit in your hand when you walk up to the entrance gate."
He was assisting a customer at the booth window when a customer drove around the Visitor parking booth & straight up to the entrance gate to Visitor parking. After he raised the gate next to the booth for the customer to enter the garage, he turned around & saw the other customer at the entrance gate. So he walked up to the entrance gate to assist that customer. The customer was speaking to Nancy *not her real name*, who works in the parking office at the university we work at as contract parking attendants at the call box. The customer had pressed the call button on the call box, & Nancy took the call. Nancy told my co-worker that the customer needed to park. So my co-worker walked back to the booth to get the visitor parking pass. After assisting the customer, he walked back to the booth.
Several minutes later Nancy called my co-worker on the phone inside the booth & told him "It is rude for you to not have the visitor parking permit in your hand when you walk up to the entrance gate."
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