Yesterday on Monday 2021-09-06 the national Labor Day holiday, it was the last day of swimming at Green Lake and the lifeguards took down the diving boards and closed the beach. Mentifex the "Ultimate AI" programmer went to the coffee shop instead of swimming. There he read the national edition of the New York Times and on page A9 there was a Labord Day history article in which the hero Frank Keeney was like M*ntifex in that both social misfits had worked as parking lot attendants.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Frank_Keeney -- is where M*ntifex then wrote: On page A9 of the national edition of the New York Times for 2021-09-06, the national Labor Day holiday, there appears a whole-page article, "Remembering a 100-Year-Old Battle for Coal Miners' Rights", by Campbell Robertson. The article includes a color photograph of a history professor who is a great-grandson of Frank Keeney and who describes the long-time censorship of historic details about the Mine Wars and the Battle of Blair Mountain. The article states that some of the losing labor leaders were subjected to permanent ostracism, and that Frank Keeney had to resort to working as a parking lot attendant to earn a living. As an Internet-famous person who also worked as a parking lot attendant for several years, I ("M*ntifex") feel that there should be a Wikipedia category of "Notable Parking Lot Attendants" to include Frank Keeney and myself and other not-yet-discovered Parkling Lot Attendants. 73.11.175.30 (talk) 12:00, 7 September 2021 (UTC)M*ntifex
https://freesoftwarefoundation.org/read/prog/1630784175/2 -- a previously archived post by M*ntifex
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.memetics/c/pga8cTPkles/m/Uk61QmsuAgAJ -- memetic techniques.