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Parallel parking

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Oct 26, 2026

speaker_1UNKNOWN
6:38
Parallel?
Marcus WillisHOST
6:39
Parallel Park.
Marcus WillisHOST
6:40
Only took me 45 minutes to get that in.
DaveHOST
6:43
Well,
Quincy JonesGUEST
37:37
I had to get out of the car.
Quincy JonesGUEST
37:37
I was helping her at Parallel Park or something.
Quincy JonesGUEST
37:40
And I remember yelling like, Watch out for your blind spot.
Quincy JonesGUEST
37:44
And just thought it was hilarious to tell someone to watch out for their blind spot because I thought it was a play on words.
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Oct 14 · 2 Mentions

speaker_0HOST
12:31
We went to the DMV.
speaker_0HOST
12:33
He, he did some parallel parking.
speaker_0HOST
12:35
Did it a few times.
speaker_0HOST
12:36
First did it right, you know.
speaker_0HOST
12:39
You know, and once you start parallel parking too many times in a row, I mean, the odds of, of doing it right are slim to none.
speaker_0HOST
12:47
So it's like, he's like, "I don't know what's wrong with me." I was like, "You've done it too many times." One of those, those particular things that, you know, you usually do it right the first time, and that's it.
speaker_0HOST
13:00
[laughs] And you did it right the first time.
Jerry ReynoldsHOST
17:36
It's a bigger truck.
Jerry ReynoldsHOST
17:38
And when you go to Parkhead and Parallel Park and make U-turns and things, the F-150 is...
Jerry ReynoldsHOST
17:46
As much as you're doing in-town driving, it's a more enjoyable ride and drive.
Jerry ReynoldsHOST
17:51
I don't see that you need to do a damn thing.
Jay SetchellGUEST
25:42
I can't do it for her.
Jay SetchellGUEST
25:44
They're not going to let Jay go in and take my vision and my writing, and I'm going to drive the car and back it up in Parallel Park.
Jay SetchellGUEST
25:52
That's Kelly's job.
Jay SetchellGUEST
25:53
Yeah.
Jessica MurnaneHOST
22:45
Let's move on to our next topic, which I really liked.
Jessica MurnaneHOST
22:49
And we don't have to go long on this, but Portland had a parallel parking competition yesterday.
Jessica MurnaneHOST
22:57
Are you a good parallel parker?
Allyson HollebGUEST
22:59
I like to think I'm okay.
Allyson HollebGUEST
23:23
capable.
Jessica MurnaneHOST
23:24
So one time this friend of mine, this is, I mean, this is when I first drove because I didn't drive for 18 years when I lived in Chicago.
Jessica MurnaneHOST
23:34
But when I first learned to drive, a friend of mine in college taught me the best way to parallel park is to pull up to the car that would be in front of where you're parallel parking and So your window is aligned with them, their window.
Jessica MurnaneHOST
23:52
Turn and fake say, hello.
Andy RiesmeyerHOST
20:59
All right.
Andy RiesmeyerHOST
21:01
Did we talk about this yesterday, the Philadelphia Parallel Parking Championship?
Michael CrozierPANELIST
21:07
No, it doesn't sound familiar.
Andy RiesmeyerHOST
21:08
We, we did talk about Philadelphia.
Andy RiesmeyerHOST
21:09
We talked about Eagles fans.
Michael CrozierPANELIST
21:10
Right.
Andy RiesmeyerHOST
21:11
But, uh, many people, hundreds of spectators gathered as 14 drivers took part in Philadelphia's inaugural Parallel Parking Championship.
speaker_17NARRATOR
21:19
Competition was tight at the first Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association Championship.
Dave WeekleyHOST
3:51
We've had a ton of response to this one today.
Dave WeekleyHOST
3:53
Um, so parallel parking contests.
Anthony LewisGUEST
3:56
[laughs]
Dave WeekleyHOST
3:57
Apparently they're a thing.
Dave WeekleyHOST
3:58
There was one in Philadelphia last week.
Dave WeekleyHOST
4:00
Uh, the first req- uh, one that got any real attention was in Pittsburgh five years ago, so they've had 'em on the West Coast as well.
Dave WeekleyHOST
4:08
So parallel parking contests are becoming more popular, despite 49% of drivers report feeling stressed or anxious during the maneuver.
Dave WeekleyHOST
4:17
So here's the hotline question of the day, and it is sponsored by Salango Law.
Steve DanielsHOST
20:11
One man has parked his way onto the list of Philly greats.
Steve DanielsHOST
20:14
After rounds of tight spaces and distractions and some serious curbside pressure, this guy named Mario Zucca was declared the winner of the first ever Philadelphia Parallel Parking Championship.
Steve DanielsHOST
20:25
Mario, aka OneShotMar, won the competition driving this 2012 Mazda hatchback that has 155,000 miles on it.
Steve DanielsHOST
20:34
There were different challenges here in this thing.
Steve DanielsHOST
20:35
He had to get through including parking under active pressure from a lot of distractions and getting closest to the curb.
Steve DanielsHOST
20:42
Mario says the trick is when you're parallel parking, really visualizing where you're trying to go, a lot of spatial awareness, and he says the timing is critical.
Steve DanielsHOST
20:52
to your successful parallel love party.
Steve DanielsHOST
21:59
We'll be right back.
Austin YorkHOST
51:01
Nope, no problem here.
Austin YorkHOST
51:03
But at least Philly now has the new world champion of parallel parking.
Austin YorkHOST
51:08
Yes, there is a competition for this because it's a very important skill to have back east.
Austin YorkHOST
51:13
Mario Zucca, who goes by the nickname One Shot Mar, he was the winner and he says it's not that hard.
Mario ZuccaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:53
York needs to have their own championship.
Mario ZuccaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:56
You know, if you let some Philly people come up, maybe we'll put your money where your mouth is.
Mike RogersHOST
52:01
How are you with parallel parking? I am much better after I got that rear view camera that popped up.
Mike RogersHOST
52:08
I don't know how many years ago they started putting it in cars, but once that came around.

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