Kevin was always paranoid about using valet parking; he was afraid they'd lose his car, or it would get stolen. He reluctantly used the service at a wedding he attended, and when he went to pick his car up, he nearly freaked when they brought him someone else's car. They told him to stand by the sign and wait as they sorted out the situation. He could hear the supervisor yelling at the valets in a language he didn't understand, then they looked at him. Kevin nervously paced around the sign as their stares started to burn into him. He felt a sharp pain as his body morphed around him, but it only lasted a few seconds. When it ended, he found that he was an entirely new person, presumably the owner of the car that the valet brought out. Kevin was now a woman wearing a leather jacket, tight black leggings, and very high heels. He didn't see this woman at the wedding, so he assumed she was attending one of the other events in the same building. Then he heard a yell over to him. "Excuse me," the voice said, "But we are absolutely sure that this IS your car now."
Airport valet car parking or as it is commonly called, meet and greet is a fast growing sector now and London Gatwick airport valet car parking is experiencing one of the biggest growths of any airport car parking in Europe.
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