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03-28-2007, 04:59 PM
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New taxi fares
will help us save?? Biggest lie ever.
At first, the initial fare was $2.30 and now it is $2.15, going up as the won goes up comparing to the dollar. And that 1,000 Won for calling a cab= BS. I noticed they don't charge it anymore, I guess people caugh on to the crap of the so called new policy. I guess I am just irritated, cause they pretend to lower the fares, but they don't  . So much for being there for our soldiers.Just a vent How do y'all like the weather today? |
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03-28-2007, 05:15 PM
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Re: New taxi fares
The 8th army CSM said he nixed the $1.00 for call a cab....
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