jester77 wrote: » Taxi apps ftw. You can see their progress getting to you and how long it will take, you get to rate them afterwards so there is incentive for them not to be a rude asshole, the fare calculator is 99% of the time spot on so they can't rip you off and you can pay through the app so no need to worry about having no cash on hand.
Trigger Happy wrote: » Have you ever tried using one of those apps when you are so hammered drunk that you dont know how much money you have on you?!
jester77 wrote: » Lots of times, I always pay through the app even if I have money on me.
Trigger Happy wrote: » If the lad is so drunk that he cannot count the cash in his wallet I doubt he would have been able to use one of those apps.
Frida Crooked Tour wrote: » Could you not just have gotten money at home and gone out to pay him? Assuming you have money in the house which I'm sure most people do.
Stone Deaf 4evr wrote: » I keep next to zero cash in the house, ever. most of my day to day spending is done with a debit card so what little change i have lying around the place would hardly pay for a bag of taytos.
Frida Crooked Tour wrote: » Fair enough, I'd always have some cash (few hundred euro) at home.
Frida Crooked Tour wrote: » It's pretty well hidden
crybaby wrote: » You are a bit of a knobhead for getting into a taxi if you didn't have money to pay for it.
AnonoBoy wrote: » Back in my day we used to have to fellate taxi drivers use that Hailo App if we didn't have cash on us for a lift home. .
Frida Crooked Tour wrote: » I'd imagine he just didn't notice he had no money, if you are drunk enough it's not impossible to forget you spent all your money.
Eramen wrote: » Better advice would be learn to control your drinking habits and none of this shíte would have came about..