It cost twenty one dollars a month to
park in this lot.
Teresa Starns paid that fee at the first
of the month. But since the bus strike
began, her space has been taken by
someone else. Every day she's spending
five dollars a day to park elsewhere,
she says. Lord owner Tommy Dagar hung up
on her when she called to complain and
ask for her money back this afternoon.
The guy told me he will return to Reeses
21 dollars, but won't reimburse
you for the parking expense.
You know, I'm sorry.
She's been inconvenienced.
I've been inconvenienced, too.
She isn't the only headache I've had to
go.
Says he's making money on the strike, but
he says he's an entrepreneur, not an
opportunist.
But he can forget about seeing any more
money from Teresa Starns.
She vows to take her business elsewhere
in the future.
Kevyn Burger, Channel 5, Action News,
Dallas.
I remember, you know, she was
real irritated, but who can
tell you right now that everybody is inconvenienced?