Unpopular opinion: the parking lot sign at my local library is a gray area goldmine
I was killing time at the downtown branch in Fort Wayne last Tuesday and actually read the sign by the lot entrance instead of just driving past it. It says parking is limited to 2 hours "for library patrons," but it never says how they check, and there's no gate or ticket, just a guy who drives by sometimes. So technically a person could park, walk in, grab a book off the return cart, and be a patron for the whole afternoon if they wanted. The whole thing made me think about how many rules like this only work because nobody bothers to test the exact wording. Has anyone else noticed a sign or policy that falls apart the second you read the fine print?