Yesterday evening, just before the end of the work day, it rained heavily. Some streets were flooded. Some people were drenched and soaked.
At about 8:15 pm, I tried catching a taxi. It took me a little over an hour standing on Dela Rosa trying to flag a taxi. People were competing for the next cab. Fortunately, it stopped raining by this time.
A cab passed by and didn't want to take me anywhere except to the MRT. I suppose he just want to make a quick buck.
Another cab passed by and said that he can't go to Eastwood. What a drag!
Finally, I was able to catch one who could take me to Eastwood City. There was no traffic at all, and I got home in less than 45 minutes.
Sometimes, taxi drivers pick and choose their passengers. Most times, I should say. Their doors are badly painted with "To any point in Luzon." It should be, "to any point I agree to take you."
It's a dog eat dog world out there.
Friday, August 15, 2008
Greedy Taxi Drivers
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I started blogging since since August 18, 2006. I am not the same person I was once. My thoughts, perspectives, and opinions are different now.
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