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Parking in Midtown can be risky -- you have to make sure of the parking signs, or you can come back to an empty space where your car used to be.
Or your bus. Even your Girls Gone Wild bus. The bus has been in town for a few weeks now, and it was in Midtown last night. At least until the tow trucks came.
It could have been mechanical trouble, of course. Or it could just have been choosing the wrong space to stop.
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