> So basically you not only did not do your basic homework before arriving in a new city (which would also have told you that credit cards are less than ideal i

> So basically you not only did not do your basic homework before arriving in a new city (which would also have told you that credit cards are less than ideal in Germany), you didn't even bother reading the informational material that's plastered all around the train station? Or just asked someone? Or at least, after failing to accomplish what millions of citizens and tourists do every day, try to hail another taxi while walking "several miles" (which is an insane distance to walk in a city for European standards)? So basically, you see the value proposition of Lyft/Uber.