Write a passive-aggressive email from Haley to her team manager Charles asking permission to use his parking space from now on since he is always "golfing with potential clients" and never at the office.
Hi Charles,

I hope you're doing well. The team is doing fine without you. I'd love to give you an update in person if you ever decide to grace us with your presence. I do hope your career as an amateur golfer is going well. I'm sure you barely even have a handicap with all the practice you've been getting. 

Anyway, I'm emailing you today regarding the parking spot right next to the building door. There used to be a sign there saying who the spot belonged to. Apparently, some vandal snuck up in the middle of the night and tore it out. I'm not sure who could have done that. Sign or not, the spot is going completely unused. Therefore, I want to ask you if you think I could use it. I have watched the spot every day and have yet to see a car in it. The way I see it, we better use it than lose it to another suite in the building. I'd be doing the company a favor, really. 

If you do manage to check your email sometime this week, then know that I have already assumed you said yes. The truth is, I've been parking there all week. This is just a formality, really. Best of luck with your "clients." Oh, and don't forget to follow through.

Regards,

Haley