good thing too as he hadnt a clue where we were going…he had to stop and plug in his sat nav…then he picked the wrong option of three streets…after i told him which one it was specifically…
we got to the destination and he asked me was I going to be long, i said about ten mins…he said you ll be while waiting for a taxi here…ill hang on, which he did and didnt charge me for the return the trip…€5
Good to see yourself and Flano have abandoned your dog eat dog free market fundamentalism and are now advocating European-style state socialist policies, brian.
[/quote]That’s not fair. I’m sue he would advocate some free market palm greasing to get the contracts.
Got a crazy taxi driver there…he was on about how disgraceful it was that we don’t have the 6 counties back up in the North, and the likes of Germany and France have our backs. I tried to explain the situation but there was no talking to the lunatic.
I honestly didn’t know that there was Afghanistan lads in Limerick driving cabs.
I really annoyed the cunt saying that Pakistan isn’t the worst. He took that very badly
@myboyblue There is the Laois fella that taxis in Dublin but is also a full time Sports Illustrated photograper. No shortage of stories about world cup trips, Olympics etc…
Been using the oul Uber a fair bit here. Holli gave me a spin to the airport there. She drives the ould Uber while the kids are in school. Nice little earner for her. The Eritrean taxi driver I went into the City with told me that The Uber was destroying the taxi business over there. Taken 65% of the market. Funnily enough he was comfortably the worst driver I encountered over here and I genuinely feared for my life on one occasion.
Conclusion. They should allow the ould uber in Ireland.