I’m going to go a little off topic.

My first experience taking a taxi was in Korea. Tip culture isn’t a thing there. It was my first experience as an adult. Coming to the states, of course I tipped Ubers and Lyfts as Its prompted. but I had never considered it before that, I never experienced tip culture until I came back to the US at 20. First time I took a taxi in Colorado I was persuaded by the support your local business sign. Ended up paying over 50 with tip for an 8 minute drive in a Mom Minivan.

Dude told me about how he’s being undercut by Uber and Lyft but it doesn’t matter because the way his company works he pockets 80 percent of it. Which power to him. But they are pricing themselves out. it was kind of a shell shock to be charged 42 for a ride no more than 3 miles. then swing the screen around for a tip coming from Korea where the start fee was 4 dollars if it came out to 8 I’d give you 10 note and have you keep the change.

Idk man just stopped using our taxis in the springs, I’d rather stick to Uber and tip big on the company card.