Love notes?

it seems like it's a routine now...everyday, i park my car n when i return 2 hours later, there it is...a love note from our beloved pak guard...haha...last week i was summoned 3 days in a row ( just like yuni)*wink*...or was it 4 days? haha...i can't be bothered to count anymore...i don't even mind anymore...(syahmi,dun worry,i'm catching up with u...who knows i might be able to break ur 'record'...haha)...because honestly, i don't see the logic of having such a big parking space but not allowing people to park there...i don't blame the pak guard 100%...they are doing their job...but i do think at least they should be more lenient...it's not that the staff do not have space to park...there's PLENTY of space...and ironically the staff do not even park in the spaces provided for them, they prefer to park near their offices (which do not happen to be proper parking spaces, by the way)...it's funny, we pay the fees, so technically we're clients of UiTM because we pay for their service...in any organization, shouldn't the clients needs be of top priority?
this situation reminds me of when i was in school...i was a prefect back then...it was a rule among the prefects that u must submit 5 names of students who broke the school rules every week...a good prefect should be able to provide more than 5 names...each prefect has this little black book where they will write the name of the 'wrong doers' n submit it to the head of discipline by the end of the week. the head of discipline would then check our books and comment on our progress. she will write 'good' if we were able to submit 5 names or more but if we get less than that she'll write 'teruskan usaha' or 'cuba lagi'. i've always thought that there's sumthng wrong with the system but i never said anythng bout it...it just makes me wonder, is a good pak guard one who issues the most summonses?is that how they measure the productivity of the pak guards? coz if it is, then it's no wonder they're actively issuing summonses everyday,haha...