On Sunday I was with my clients at the Church History Museum. This guy is standing outside this box in a parking lot saying we need to pay him $6.00 - well, I ignored him and continued driving. He didn't approach me at first but soon, like 5 minutes later, he comes over and acts like he's going to call whomever it is to come and impound my car. He comes over and says, "You have to pay me or else I'll call someone to remove your car." I said, "Go for it, I'm not paying you!" (I really thought all parking was free in SLC, on Sunday's. Maybe I need to learn how to read signs. I won't deny that I needed to pay, but I wasn't about to pay him personally.) So, here I am telling him get in the box and I'd pay him. He holds up the key and I repeated, "Get it the box and I'll pay you!" He's says, "The key is broken!" I said, "You're a thief! Let me talk to your boss!" He said, "It's Sunday everyone is off work." He points to this shed (over a fence) and says, "If you have any problems take it up with the office." I said, "No, I'll take it up with the police." So I call 9-1-1 and all of a sudden he jumps on his mountain bike and yells, "I'm going to get the LDS police." I said, "Yeah, I'm sure. I'll wait right here for the. Hurry! Go and get them so that I can straighten this out." Of course, he didn't bring them. He was nothing but a liar and a thief! Who knows how much money he stole from not only innocent people, but the church. I'm still livid about this and probably will be for a long time. I can't wait till his judgement day!