This is the Last of the Commandants of Driving.

The tenth commandant had to do with parking. In down town Nassau it’s OKAY to park whatever you want to. You just have to Have faith that you can make anything into a parking space for your car. You can park in the NO PARKING ZONE spots. You can park in HANDICAPPED ZONE. You can park in LOADING ZONES. You can park behind other park cars whether there is a space or not. You can park on the wrong side of the side if you happen to see a friend driving the other way and want to stop to chat with them. In case the commandants also apply to your friends, so do not worry about blocking on coming traffic. You have the PARKING RIGHT OF AWAY. Have faith! The final and greatest commandant to do unto others as you would have others do unto you. If another driver cuts you off, that is an obvious sign that they are inviting you to do the same to them so do it. If another driver does not signal to take you lane and cut you off, then that is a clear signal that you should do that too. Since all other drivers are following this last great commandant, watch what they do and do it right back to them or to others. Remember, Have Faith!!!!!
Now you all know that this is just for fun and in real life here, they do look out for you and when you do want to get out in the main road, they will let you in and then you give them a small beep that is to tell them Thank you for letting me in. If you hear a car coming and they beep twice better look out, because they are coming ready or not. Please don’t take this as the way they drive here. I really do enjoy how they are just driving along and just stop to talk with family or friends. I think that is so neat to see how everyone knows others and they take the time to stop. Like I said before, I am from Fort Lauderdale, Fl and they drive for their own way and there is no rhyme or reason. Just know that we all have a responsibility to help and look out for our brothers and sisters. Please enjoy this day and I will be writing on something else next time. Bye for now, Tom, Phil 4:13