I would love if someone would write a parody of modern society. Something roughly like this narrative
Setting/Context:
energy becomes a non-issue (fusion powered cars; extra loud systems)
cars and highways get so big that people literally start driving their house to work
ads about "wait in line at the drive through from the comfort of your own home"
started with rich people getting drivable houses (not RV's or motorhomes; but driveable homes that are branded in a completely different way)
normal daily commutes of 100miles since everything is so padded out with parking
instead of owning land, some people just park in "overnight" areas with random neighbors (nobody knows their neighbors)
speeds are being increased because of the 100 mile daily commute, but it's causing increased accidents (nuclear) which are downplayed; people start padding their portable houses with radiation protection
Being too poor to afford a high speed portable home means you're effectively barred from registering to vote or perform daily tasks
Then:
someone (protag) has an idea of just staying parked permanently at his job's parking lot (he works at a grocery store)
His parking space is 1 mile from the front door of the grocery store so he "invents" the idea of mini-transportation
He convinces a handful of people to stay parked next to him and stars relying on them for small services (doctor advice, plumbing work, etc)
But:
the company won't allow any goods or services to be exchanged on their parking lot; those doctor services are illegal
cooperations band together to mandate no-overnight parkin (or some other better antagonistic thing, this is where my lack of writing skills is apparent)
Eventually:
(fight-club style expansion) there is a small movement of people planting their houses forming small communities on top of the massive parking lots
I think that's a perfectly fine suggestion, and I was actually thinking about it.
Sadly I don't really have the time or skills to evolve it into an actual story worth sharing, but I did want to share the genral concept since I found it pretty funny as a concept.