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Torn Rose · 2005-03-29, 12:17 AM

Alex, my first Internext in Miami we was refused a ride from a cabbie parked outside the westin since it “wasn’t far enough for his time”, which started a huge fight with the westin staff and the fallowing night Toni and I, Brett/Sammy and Emma spent well over 2.5 HOURS in a cab for a 15 min ride and I am not exaggerating one bit, so I agree with being "stuck there" when the cabbies have no clue on how to fallow directions even when I buy him a map.

And I have been in many cabs/limos with MANY MANY people over the last 5 years where it would only be a few bucks per person and ended up having to pay 1/4 to 1/2 of a $60 - $70 the fare since people can not be trusted.

I will have a car **IF** I go, but for people who do not have a car I strongly suggest stay the hell away from the cabbies down there, they have zero clue what they are doing.

2005-03-29, 12:17 AM	#16
Torn Rose "Faith is believing what you know ain't so." ~ Mark Twain Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 4,806	Alex, my first Internext in Miami we was refused a ride from a cabbie parked outside the westin since it “wasn’t far enough for his time”, which started a huge fight with the westin staff and the fallowing night Toni and I, Brett/Sammy and Emma spent well over 2.5 HOURS in a cab for a 15 min ride and I am not exaggerating one bit, so I agree with being "stuck there" when the cabbies have no clue on how to fallow directions even when I buy him a map. And I have been in many cabs/limos with MANY MANY people over the last 5 years where it would only be a few bucks per person and ended up having to pay 1/4 to 1/2 of a $60 - $70 the fare since people can not be trusted. I will have a car IF I go, but for people who do not have a car I strongly suggest stay the hell away from the cabbies down there, they have zero clue what they are doing.