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The owner of a Missouri taxi company said his transportation service will not pick up passengers who wear masks or have received the COVID-19 vaccine, despite a surge of new cases in the state.
“We don't allow any type of masks in our vehicles. The second one, we're very against the vaccines, and we do not wish to have people in our vehicle that did the vaccines,” owner Charlie Bullington told KMOV in an interview that was published on Thursday.
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"I don't understand. But I don't care, so it works out."
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This is their YELP before this controversy broke. Comments have been turned off, as they should be, that are unrelated to the actual service and just responding to the current news story.
Horrible rating. Chicken bones on the floor of the cab? Stolen cell phone?
I live in their service area. I’ve never heard of them. Maybe they focus on the exurban areas more. In which case, this isn’t much of a business risk or benefit for them. The people in the more vaccinated areas aren’t really taxi people. We use Uber/Lyft or a private driver.
Totally their choice but not really an earth shattering one.
It's good of them to be advising potential clients that their cabs are teeming cesspools of COVID. People with brains will avoid them. Heck, I bet even people who pretend the virus is harmless will be thinking twice before climbing into one of their cabs.
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