skull wrote:
The measure of a truth on this forum is when a question alluding to the truth remains unchallenged.
If it remains unchallenged it will be a measure of the author, perhaps people don't think you are worth debating with, same sh*t different day kinda of thing
skull wrote:
You say you “ earn good money” without giving a shred of evidence to back it up. And that you've “ not had much if any flack from licensing” as if, this is evidence of having rights and protection if something serious happened.
You're dead right I don't provide evidence, who the hell are you to require evidence. I don't care if you believe me
skull wrote:
I would describe the above as a taxi drivers bubble. This is what you want to believe because the alternative is seeing yourself working in a low-paid industry, with little protection from your council or the public, with almost no control over pay and conditions, for all intents, a second-class citizen.
I'd describe most things you say as bubble. YOU would like to be right about all drivers earning below minimum wage for the hours they work, but, you're not. It may well be a low paid industry for some
skull wrote:
I know guys that earn, what some would consider, good money but when you break that down into hours worked, it's between sixty to eighty hours a week at around the national minimum wage, without even looking at sick pay, holiday pay, pensions or time off the road.
Unfortunately I'd say most of us know guys like this
skull wrote:
I've also written letters for guys and told them what to say at interview, with the Police, the Cab Inspector and the council to keep their licence. I know for a fact. They see their actions as kissing ass but what's the alternative, when you have no rights to speak of.
Good for you
skull wrote:
It appears your choice is the Dream World, Toots.
It may be a dream world for you Skull, something unobtainable but for me I'm happy as a pig in sh*t in my little 'dream world'
