lasercow wrote:
True, but if a company provides a car park, with a nice surface, maybe cameras, lighting etc - by using their car park, I am using their service. Why shouldn't I pay for it?
If you had a foolproof way to nick gin from Waitrose, would that be OK?
You're already paying for it by spending money in the centre's shops who rent their space. Do you expect to pay for the centre's heating and lighting every time you go in? AFAIK they don't charge for using their loos either. Would you pay to sit in the centre's seats? Sounds like you've been attending the O'Leary school of harvesting income from a captive customer base.
The comparison with nicking gin doesn't apply so I'll leave that one to you! Foolproof isn't the same as legal nor is nicking.