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Oh no but he can pay with the credit card. Sad how we trade in others' lives and economical morals so easily for such little conveniences. Thanks for your resp
by gkya 10y ago
Oh no but he can pay with the credit card. Sad how we trade in others' lives and economical morals so easily for such little conveniences. Thanks for your response that are thoughts that I share.
- astrange 10y agoHave you tried using taxis in California before Uber? They just absolutely refuse to come and leave you stranded miles from anywhere. If you try to pay with a card, they kidnap you and drive you to an ATM to get cash instead. I once called the Burlingame dispatch instead of the San Mateo dispatch and got screamed at. It's life-threateningly bad.
- gkya 10y agoThe world is bigger than the US. And because the system is badly implemented where you are the system itself can't be considered inherently bad and obsolete. I have never been to the US but from what I read your experience is common there. Compare that to TfL black cabs. Or elaborate urban rail and bus transport in European cities. If it broke one should try to fix it first.