Make Uber and Lyft conform to employment legislation and they go away as they lose their advantages. The Mem once insisted we use Uber and the driver didn't seem to know where the airport is . . .
While the only time my credit card number was stolen was immediately after using it to pay for a taxi ride in Newark, I still can't bring myself to using a ride sharing service. It feels too much like using scab labor.
We actually have the largest desal plant on the West Coast here in San Diego County. You can not believe the grief and environmentally based complaints about how and where to locate them. The big issue is what to do with the goop left over. The concern is that the salinity of the ocean increases or something if you dump it back in the ocean and there's too much of it to store on land. I'm no scientist of any description but I still have to wonder about the materiality threshold for ocean salinity.
No you have no point, so there is little to comprehend except edgelord angst that I grew out of over a decade ago.
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Not what I said, but sure, I'll take your misdirected anger.
Make Uber and Lyft conform to employment legislation and they go away as they lose their advantages. The Mem once insisted we use Uber and the driver didn't seem to know where the airport is . . .
Jeepers. PhDs in urban planning are only qualified to teach urban planning. (Full disclosure: I have a Master's degree in urban planning.)
Haha joke's on you Dok! BART only runs near to LaGuardia, then you have to transfer to a shuttle.
(yes, I know it's not BART)
While the only time my credit card number was stolen was immediately after using it to pay for a taxi ride in Newark, I still can't bring myself to using a ride sharing service. It feels too much like using scab labor.
Trump would have figured out a way to lose money on that too.
I thought the shuttle program had been discontinued, what with them breaking apart on exit and re-entry all the time.
If there are cameras involved Chuck is eager to participate.
We actually have the largest desal plant on the West Coast here in San Diego County. You can not believe the grief and environmentally based complaints about how and where to locate them. The big issue is what to do with the goop left over. The concern is that the salinity of the ocean increases or something if you dump it back in the ocean and there's too much of it to store on land. I'm no scientist of any description but I still have to wonder about the materiality threshold for ocean salinity.
That only happens if they crash the toll booths or try using the rotaries and traffic circles.
Short term profits trump long term gains, and I use the word advisedly.
I can't tell who's at more risk with Lyft and Uber: the drivers, or the passengers.
Zuccini FTW!
Some years ago a New York cabbie proposed to me on the way from LaGuardia to the Paramount Hotel.