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Kofi Asante-Marsh, Chief Parking Officer (Emeritus)

The Guest Book · No. 9003-PENDING

Kofi Asante-Marsh

Chief Parking Officer (Emeritus)

  • Founding expert
  • Booked soon
“Turn the wheel. Now turn it back. Now believe.”

Kofi Asante-Marsh once parallel parked a moving van into a space his students measured with a ruler, and he did it in one move. He retired from the Center for Parallel Parking Excellence but still critiques every car on his street from the porch. He believes the space closest to the door is a test of character, and he has never taken it. He can hear a hubcap touch a curb from two blocks away.

Credentials
Former head examiner, Center for Parallel Parking Excellence; holds the regional record for "closest to the curb without touching"
Known for
Parallel parking a moving van into a space measured with a ruler.
Weird fact
Has never parked in the space closest to the door. On principle.
Specialties
  • parking
  • driving etiquette
  • parking lots
  • cars and garages
Joins from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Appearances
0 · first booking coming up

Their interviews

Kofi Asante-Marsh is on the booking sheet. Their first interview airs on BBN soon.

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Parody and entertainment: Kofi Asante-Marsh is a fictional character. The institute, the studies and the numbers are invented too.