"No way?" Andy widened his eyes in shock.

He frequently visited Elly's salon and was well aware of the parking fees at the entrance.

"Isn't it five dollars per hour, with a daily cap of 20? How could it accumulate to more than 90 dollars? Did you forget to pay the parking fee before?"

Elly shook her head. "That's impossible. They issue receipts, and the parking fee is calculated automatically once the receipt is scanned.

"Let's see how it goes tomorrow. If it still costs that much, I won't park there anymore. I can buy four or five spare ribs and have several hearty meals for 90 dollars!"

Eric and Sylvia did not pay much attention to such a problem.

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The next morning, as soon as Eric arrived at the company, he received a call from Madison.

After breakfast, Eric hurried to the relevant department.

Madison brewed some coffee and handed over freshly printed documents to him. "I've gathered data from other cities over the past nine years, and you know what? It's something I've ne