DontBeEvil1

DontBeEvil1 t1_j8drmlr wrote

Reply to comment by hayflicklimit in Uber: NJ to NYC by [deleted]

Switch to Lyft. 🤷‍♂️ Mine usually goes 1 of 2 ways: Call Lyft, driver arrives in 1 - 3 minutes. OR: Call Lyft, see NJ Plate, cancel immediately, call Lyft again, driver arrives in 3 - 8 minutes.

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DontBeEvil1 t1_j8dra7o wrote

Reply to comment by jds2001 in Uber: NJ to NYC by [deleted]

Could be...but I would be more pissed off if I wait 10 minutes for them, get in the car, they drive me to the corner and then tell me they refuse to take me...and since I'm the one paying a healthy amount for said ride, I want to be the least pissed as possible.

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DontBeEvil1 t1_j8doymd wrote

Reply to comment by boojieboy666 in Uber: NJ to NYC by [deleted]

An iPhone is absurdly expensive. The ride can be expensive most of the time... sometimes not. Took it (Lyft) yesterday for $34 which is reasonable. For the amount of times I use it, still cheaper than monthly car payments, maintenance, registration, inspection, upkeep, insurance, gas, EZ Pass and parking. 🤷‍♂️

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DontBeEvil1 t1_j8dnwih wrote

This used to be a huge problem for me and very annoying. I had this problem mostly with Uber, which I don't use anymore, for a variety of reasons. I now use Lyft exclusively, and I prevent the problem by immediately cancelling a ride that has a NJ license plate.

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DontBeEvil1 t1_j7tmyy2 wrote

I posted about a raccoon running wild weeks ago and urging people to be safe especially with children and pets and I got attacked with multiple comments saying racoons don't attack people, it's no big deal, yada yada yada. The comments were so obnoxious, silly and relentless that I just deleted the post completely.

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DontBeEvil1 t1_j7ec32v wrote

It's an overpriced cookie cutter rental with zero character, in an apartment building in an overpriced area of a non major city, next to transportation everyone always complains about on here, with overpriced fees for "amenities" you don't want and won't use. For $4300/mo you can pay a mortgage on a very nice real house with a real kitchen and private outdoor space.

And not have to "be responsible for paying [their] amenity fee...($975), $1000 transfer fee, $75 per person as an application to the building...and reimbursing [them] for [their] deposit of $1500. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤡

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