Berlin

The sticker is centered on a pole and features a stylized cartoon face with a neutral expression, large ears, and a small mustache. The face is enclosed within a red circle with a diagonal red line through it, indicating prohibition. The background of the prohibited area is blue. Above the prohibition symbol, the text 'Parkaffe *' is written in black. Below the symbol, there is a website address 'www.parkaffe.de' in red. Further down, there is German text that reads '* denn ich parke gern vor fremden Einfahrten!' which translates to '* because I like to park in front of other people's driveways!'. The bottom part of the sticker has text that appears to be upside down and reversed, likely a continuation of the message.

Parkaffe * www.parkaffe.de * denn ich parke gern vor fremden Einfahrten! vor fremden Einfahrten!

08 October
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