Remember this story. Next week, I'll be sharing a first hand account (along with photos) of what happens to a poor Greek taxi cab when its owner decides to cross the picket line. Let's just say it was taken away in the back of a flatbed truck.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Don't mess with striking Greek taxi cab drivers, part 1
190,000 euros for a taxi permit. Egads!
Remember this story. Next week, I'll be sharing a first hand account (along with photos) of what happens to a poor Greek taxi cab when its owner decides to cross the picket line. Let's just say it was taken away in the back of a flatbed truck.
Remember this story. Next week, I'll be sharing a first hand account (along with photos) of what happens to a poor Greek taxi cab when its owner decides to cross the picket line. Let's just say it was taken away in the back of a flatbed truck.
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Skoda Octavias everywhere .)
The taxi driver complains about how expensive was to him, jobless, to get the license... but doesn't want licenses to be cheaper.
That is so selfish, more now that many greeks are about to be out of a job and driving a taxi will be the only thing to do for them.
all eec countries welcome eec members and beyond as cabbies but the greek cabbies 7 euros min fare and do they pay tax ha ha
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