Skull wrote:
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I mean, recently I did a £25 fare which should have been about £10, but it wasn't my fault because the passenger told me the wrong address (it wasn't thier fault either because they had been given the wrong address).
But did you discount the fare and would you have called the police and had them charged if they had refused to pay?
I didn't feel obliged to discount it because it wasn't my fault - as it was I did in fact reduce it slightly (it metered at £28 or so) because I felt sorry for them because it wasn't thier fault either.
But if they had refused to pay what I asked then of course I would have called the police because the inflated fare wasn't my fault.
On the other hand, and with not a little irony, last night I set off in the wrong direction for a street that I knew well, and the fare came to £5.50 rather than the normal £4. So of course I only charged the normal £4 because it was entirely my fault.
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