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well guys we are in freshers week here, and its mad, yes the students are back and we are chilling!

I'm doing just fine thank you. :wink:

A little more wouldn't go amisss, but I've looked into my crystal ball and the future's looking rosy.

Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... :cry:

jimbo wrote:

Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... :cry:

I think I would buy a £25,000 VW, and share it with one of the lads. :wink:

That's £12,500 each, half office dues, half insurance, half running costs. Methinks I will be far better off. :-$

Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... :cry:

jimbo wrote:

Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... :cry:

I think I would buy a £25,000 VW, and share it with one of the lads. :wink:

That's £12,500 each, half office dues, half insurance, half running costs. Methinks I will be far better off. :-$

It's very busy down here in the Capital.

Better work better money, thank the lord for licensing, and for the likes of Mr GBC charging so much. =D>

Ollie

So Sussex you do believe in the the double shift system, after all if you did have your VW, you would be sharing your shifts as well.

Author:	187ums [ Mon Sep 26, 2005 11:45 pm ]
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well guys we are in freshers week here, and its mad, yes the students are back and we are chilling!

Author:	steveo [ Tue Sep 27, 2005 12:15 am ]
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yep, it does take them a week or two to suss that the £4 trip around the one way system is actually just a 2 minute walk...

Author:	Guest [ Tue Sep 27, 2005 7:10 am ]
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187ums wrote: well guys we are in freshers week here, and its mad, yes the students are back and we are chilling! mobbed out. 1000s of students with money. and 1000s of new labour with nothing. bus loving treee huggers.

Author:	Sussex [ Tue Sep 27, 2005 5:01 pm ]
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I'm doing just fine thank you. A little more wouldn't go amisss, but I've looked into my crystal ball and the future's looking rosy.

Author:	jimbo [ Tue Sep 27, 2005 8:57 pm ]
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Sussex wrote: I'm doing just fine thank you. A little more wouldn't go amisss, but I've looked into my crystal ball and the future's looking rosy. Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on...

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Author:	Sussex [ Tue Sep 27, 2005 10:24 pm ]
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jimbo wrote: Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... I think I would buy a £25,000 VW, and share it with one of the lads. That's £12,500 each, half office dues, half insurance, half running costs. Methinks I will be far better off.

Author:	GBC [ Tue Sep 27, 2005 10:42 pm ]
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Sussex wrote: jimbo wrote: Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... I think I would buy a £25,000 VW, and share it with one of the lads. That's £12,500 each, half office dues, half insurance, half running costs. Methinks I will be far better off. Help, you'll crash the forum with posts if you do that.

Author:	GBC [ Tue Sep 27, 2005 10:43 pm ]
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jimbo wrote: Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... If its Euro 23 compliant, I might be interested by then.

Author:	jimbo [ Wed Sep 28, 2005 2:35 pm ]
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Sussex wrote: jimbo wrote: Just wait until you've had to fork out £32,000 for a Cab that you'll have to scrap seven years on... I think I would buy a £25,000 VW, and share it with one of the lads. That's £12,500 each, half office dues, half insurance, half running costs. Methinks I will be far better off. Hope you find the half-wit you will need for a partner.

Author:	Ollie [ Wed Sep 28, 2005 7:13 pm ]
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It's very busy down here in the Capital. Better work better money, thank the lord for licensing, and for the likes of Mr GBC charging so much. Ollie

Author:	187ums [ Thu Sep 29, 2005 1:22 am ]
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go on boys, make a killing while u can

Author:	GBC [ Thu Sep 29, 2005 2:12 am ]
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Ollie wrote: It's very busy down here in the Capital. Better work better money, thank the lord for licensing, and for the likes of Mr GBC charging so much. Ollie . . . likewise Ollie, thanks to your quality operators like Mr Ali, our goes from strength to strength. So next time your in paying you office fee's, be sure to pass on my heartfelt thanks. Oh, you might want to pop into 'Harringey Cars' at the end of St Annes Road, and tell them about how busy it is. When I passed tonight at Midnight it was chock a block with rather bored looking drivers and their colourful collection of cars. I particularly liked the 'P' reg Astra saloon. Nice. Comfy for those trips up to the flyers.

Author:	187ums [ Thu Sep 29, 2005 11:28 am ]
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So Sussex you do believe in the the double shift system, after all if you did have your VW, you would be sharing your shifts as well.

Author:	Sussex [ Thu Sep 29, 2005 6:03 pm ]
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187ums wrote: So Sussex you do believe in the the double shift system, after all if you did have your VW, you would be sharing your shifts as well. I believe in drivers doing what they think is best for themselves, and having the option to choose. What I would do is good for good old me. Making drivers drive at night, or making them feel grateful for the option of driving at night, is good for the owners, not always the drivers.

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