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Location: Chapel Hill, NC, formerly NoVA and Phila
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Okay, I just have to laugh at this because all I picture is Kramer's rickshaw pulling/employ the homeless program that he wanted to start on Seinfeld, and with the rickshaw being stolen.
It is up to you, but I never hop off one of those things without giving the guy/gal at least $5 for lugging me and my wife any distance. It is at your discretion but $1/block is probably what many consider a good rul of thumb.
It is up to you, but I never hop off one of those things without giving the guy/gal at least $5 for lugging me and my wife any distance. It is at your discretion but $1/block is probably what many consider a good rul of thumb.
I agree that about $1/block is a good rule to follow. Especially when going uphill.
How much for circling around the same block many times hehehe.....they are pretty dangerous I almost got ran over by one since they were speeding with guests on them trying to have a little fun
Thanks all! I'm planning a little surprise for a friend and thought it would be fun to take one of these from one location to the next. I know they work off tips, but I wasn't sure what was the norm.
Okay, I just have to laugh at this because all I picture is Kramer's rickshaw pulling/employ the homeless program that he wanted to start on Seinfeld, and with the rickshaw being stolen.
LOl-that's what I picture!
And... I saw a help wanted ad for these and it appears the only money they make is whey you "tip" them!!
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