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Input: I was in LA visiting a friend and was picking him up from work. He gave me the address and as I turned into the driveway I realized it was a parking garage. I took a ticket so the gate opened and parked in a visitor spot for a few minutes until my friend came down and got in the car. I went to leave the parking gate and handed the attendant my ticket. I told her I had only been there for a minute to pick up my friend and asked if I had to pay. She said yes and pointed to a sign that said "$1 minimum per entry". I paid her $1 in cash, she opened the gate and we left. 

My friend and I went to dinner and he had to go back to the office. He didn't have the access card to get him through the front door after hours, only through the elevator so we had to go back into the parking garage. My friend gave me a dollar because I was going to have to go through the gate again. I pulled through the gate with the dollar already in my hand and saw it was the same parking attendant. I waved at her with the dollar, showing her I had the money to pay again.

My friend got out and as I turn around I see the attendant is leaving the parking booth, with the gate closed. I pull up to the gate and wait about 10 minutes. She comes back with her manager/supervisor. The supervisor leans into my window and says "Apparently you've been pulling in and out of here all day, it's an established pattern and you can't do that."

I told her I had been there once to pick up my friend and was back now to drop them off. She said, "Yeah but you were told you couldn't do that without paying. And you didn't so you can't do that." I am still HOLDING THE DOLLAR. I pointed to the initial security guard who was standing behind her and said, "She told you I didn't pay? I paid a dollar the first time and I'm obviously holding one now."

The supervisor turns around and begins talking to the attendant. I said "Excuse me? What is she saying I didn't do? Is she saying I didn't pay? Excuse me?" She refuses to look at me and turns around after a few minutes and says, "You've been pulling in and out all day so how about we drop the attitude?"

I repeat AGAIN, I have been here twice, once to pick up my friend and now to drop them off. I said "Did she say I didn't pay?" And the supervisor said, "She gave you a break and you came back here and you can't do that?" "Did she say I didn't pay?" "You can't do that." "Did she say I refused to pay?" "You can't do turn arounds all day."

Just back and forth with no answer. I finally say, "Look maybe she told you she didn't charge me the first time but she did. I paid a dollar. I am obviously HOLDING A DOLLAR NOW so I'm ready to pay again. Once I picked my friend up, there was no way to get them back in the building without coming through here. I have pulled through the gate twice. I was told I could not enter without paying, not that I could not enter. So can you take my dollar and LET ME LEAVE?"

The supervisor takes the dollar, leans into my car and says "You can't come back here." and then opens the gate.

I have no idea what the issue was the attendant had that she was reporting. If she pocketed the dollar, why would she call attention to it? If I'm willing to pay each time, why the hell is it an issue if I pull in and out all day? 

I told my friend who worked in the building about it and  they reported it to building security and was notified that the attendant has been 'given a strike'. 

AITA for reporting an attendant over a $2 parking fee that I ended up paying?

reporting a parking attendant