Originally posted by: JS80
For those of you who think it's "unethical" and are yelling "pay your taxes":
Parking meter fees are not intended to be a tax. They are there so that people do not park no longer than the stated limit, so other people can park. However, the revenues parking meters have generated have tempted city politicians to get greedy and see it as another form of revenue. The most egregious such example is in Westwood, where it costs $0.25 for 7.5 minutes of parking. You can either see that as "I'm going to squeeze all the money I can out of you" or "don't park long because parking is scarce, give others a chance to do their shopping."
Therefore, I have no problem with him using filipino pesos.