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It's a legitimate business, and they've generally been a bit smoother than this hacktastic email. It just so happens that they're entering a regulated market,
by jbooth 14y ago
It's a legitimate business, and they've generally been a bit smoother than this hacktastic email.
It just so happens that they're entering a regulated market, and some observers will go full tea-party upon hearing things like "we have extra regulation applying to taxi services due to some experiences we've had over the last hundred years."
Better dispatch over the internet doesn't change everything.
This email reminds me of talking to some idiot soda lobbyist at a cocktail party in 2009, telling me she doesn't understand why her boss told her equating taxes on soda with fascism was a bad idea.
- masklinn 14y ago> some observers It's the company itself which did that, not "observers".
- willurd 14y agoCan we please stop using "tea-party" as a derogatory term? Not only is it needlessly offensive (and I'm not even a member of the tea-party), it doesn't even make sense. Since when did "strict adherence to the United States Constitution" and "reducing U.S. government spending and taxes" (see Wikipedia) mean "retarded" (as in, "full retard", as in where you got the "full XYZ" template)?