A group of people paid $2.25 an hour to work at a makeshift 'office' in a San Francisco parking space, and it shows just how expensive and crowded the Bay Area has become

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• In San Francisco, a group of people paid $2.25 an hour to work in a parking space called WePark.
• Victor Pontis told BBC he set up WePark last week after being inspired by a funny tweet.
• WePark is the latest trend highlighting just how expensive and crowded San Francisco has become.
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What do you get when the office meets the parking lot? 

Look no further for an answer than San Francisco, where some people are paying $2.25 an hour to work in a parking space, according to the NBC News reporter Scott Budman.

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