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1) He didn't "insist" it was $2.75. He mentioned the figure once. 2) When he quoted the figure, he said "and it's now what, $2.75?" clearly implying that he's n

by moogly 10y ago

1) He didn't "insist" it was $2.75. He mentioned the figure once. 2) When he quoted the figure, he said "and it's now what, $2.75?" clearly implying that he's not entirely sure about the current rate.

pjwal 10y ago
It seems like the driver should know these basic facts before he engages on the matter.
- tkxxx7 10y ago
  What does it matter if he knows the exact amounts? The point (one, of many) stands that the pay was lowered.
  - pjwal 10y ago
    So, it matters that it was lowered but actual amounts are inconsequential? I reject that.