DC folks do me a favor: Boycott Uber for a week.

[greekchampion04]

Originally Posted by swested

That's complete nonsense, and I hope you don't honestly live by that horrifically mistaken belief.

As long as what I am doing is within the bounds of the law, there is no nonsense in my belief. Last I checked, it is legal for me to rent out a room in a home that I own to whoever I see fit. Now, if they were to cause damage to a neighbors property, excessive noise, etc then of course I should be taken to task.

I honestly live by a code of "don't be an *******" and have found it works out pretty nicely. I just don't need an HOA to tell me that my garbage can must be placed on the curb at exactly 7:05am and not a minute earlier.

[frostopsy]

Uber is awesome. After getting dissed by too many cab drivers in DC for not having cash, having a "broken" card machine, hustling to touch my luggage for a surcharge, and paying over a fair price in my opinion, I'm done with them. Ãœber is convenient, you know who is picking you up, and when they are picking you up.

[DCtoTejas]

Originally Posted by greekchampion04

As long as what I am doing is within the bounds of the law, there is no nonsense in my belief. Last I checked, it is legal for me to rent out a room in a home that I own to whoever I see fit. Now, if they were to cause damage to a neighbors property, excessive noise, etc then of course I should be taken to task.

I honestly live by a code of "don't be an *******" and have found it works out pretty nicely. I just don't need an HOA to tell me that my garbage can must be placed on the curb at exactly 7:05am and not a minute earlier.

So you have a business license for your little hotel?

[Aville239]

I'd be willing to bet that OP is a taxi driver. Anyhow, nope. Just took two trips on Uber. Total cost $15.00. A taxi would have been double that.