I Was A Real Taxi Driver Today

I just walked in the door after being out since four in the morning. I did make some money today by being a 'real taxi driver.' As you know, cab driving is not a nine to five job. The only way now to make money is work the hours of a pimp. If you can do it, you should make money, even in this economy. They hours are brutal, but what other job will let you work like this. Go to KFC and tell them you are willing to work 90 hours a week and see how fast they put you to work. I just hope I have it in me to do the same tomorrow. Let me eat some supper and get to bed. Time will tell.I guess that is what you have to do in this Great Recession. I will let you know.

Comments

[michael schiff]

its about time you actually got out of your cave and decided to work. this time of year is not for the faint of heart.maybe if you left bigfoot alone and gave your soul to the cab devil things would be more profitable.now for a reality check.news flash the hitler youth have given you a double edge sword:get some unsuspecting fool to drive a cab and receive a free days lease or like an artery clogging cholesterol plaque,maybe this poor fool will actually be able to make a living and get in your way,what a dilemma.should I take the money or gamble they will turn in an empty gas tank and no lease money and never be seen again.I could never lead someone to slaughter for my own gain.Hey here is a brilliant idea ft.lauderdale.How about fixing the stinking blackberry and build business and come into the future with some interesting cyber solutions.the clock is ticking,almost like the doomsday clock.see you later tim

[sean]

hi tim just wanted to say you have some really interesting blogs and videos. been checking them out for a few days now.
ive been roofing for 17 years now and really hate so im in the process of looking for a new job, one that will allow me the freedom to get my ged and further my education. i really want to go to itt for construction management. im 45 now and cant really take 12 to 14 hour days of the sun anymore. the temp on a roof always feels about 10 degrees more
i live north of you in port richey, and have been toying with the idea of driving a cab here locally. any thoughts tips ideas or warnings you could give me? well thanks in advance and i look forward to reading more of your blogs