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jc_dweller wrote:
I haven't noticed this.

But, to your other complaint, Uber policy is to be cash free and not require tipping - that's the point - so if they want to be like Lyft and offer tipping options, it needs to be on the app. I often have no cash whatsoever on my person. Complaining about customers what it's the brand's policy and/or app that troubles you is misdirected.

So the fact that most of drivers like me were making less than minimum wage and subsidizing your taxi ride is misdirecting my anger? Uber no longer discourages people from tipping so that policy has changed, but the mentality hasn't. Many of the people I took have no problem tipping at a restaurant or tipping a regular cab but when it comes to Uber they don't do it.Only 10% of riders tip on the lyft platform anyway so that mentality has got to change. Uber has also reduce what they pay to driver while upping what they charge the passenger with upfront pricing. Please be a decent human being carry a couple of dollars and tip.

You can tip on a card at a restaurant, you can't with Uber. Like the previous poster, I rarely carry cash as I don't need it. If Uber wanted to encourage tipping, they would easily add it to the app.

If that doesn't work for you, then don't work for Uber.

jc_dweller wrote:
I haven't noticed this.

But, to your other complaint, Uber policy is to be cash free and not require tipping - that's the point - so if they want to be like Lyft and offer tipping options, it needs to be on the app. I often have no cash whatsoever on my person. Complaining about customers what it's the brand's policy and/or app that troubles you is misdirected.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
I am more convinced then ever, that TRUMP is a democrat ( doesn't give two hoots about either party and is seeking a favor from Hillary once she is elected into office) and has hoodwinked the GOP to have him as their candidate only to secure Hillary's election outcome.







It will be the scam of the century and they have scammed the whole country

user1111 wrote:
Bayside park area, is safe and you can find something in that price range but the problem here is inventory only stays on the market for about a week or two so things are moving fast. We are not near the Path but he lightrail. I just saw a foreclosure last weekend which needed some TLC but it was priced at 79k for a nice size 3 bedrooms 1 bath.

The sad thing about this hood it was unpopular just a few years ago, but now people from downtown and NYC have been moving up here, and we also now have a small Hasidim community so shops will be coming soon on MLK and Ocean like bakeries and such

hero69 wrote:
why is clinton even considering cory booker for vp? what the hell has he ever done in the senate?

mam2149 wrote:
My bright orange and turquoise Fuji Feather fixie (with a flip-flop hub), size 52 cm (ct) was stolen on Tuesday night (6/21/16).

If anyone sees it around please let me know! (Pictured in my avatar image.)

Here's the Facebook post for it: https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post. ... 102481543239252&width=500


Thanks!

Monroe wrote:
The reports I've seen say that thugs from one JC housing project did a drive by shooting directed at residents from another JC housing project, steps across the town border, in a park mostly used by JC residents.

And Fulop fires the spokesperson who owned that.

I guess it doesn't fit the Fulop for Governor narrative.

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heights wrote:
If the last JC Fridays is any example hit the east side of the Heights it sure feels like Williamsburg there.

Where do they hide the other 29 days of the month? I've lived in the new the Heights for 6 years and have seen maybe 6 hipsters, tops. Or is it the events in the Heights are becoming a "destination"?

It is mostly the events, but then again isn't that always the attraction ? Three strong neighborhood associations, a street fair, Live at The Lumberyard, The farmer's market, The Reservoir, Mod Cup coffee, 942 Summit, Yoga in the Park, and many other, places, people, and events. I see more and more bikers cruising the Heights lately as well. The Heights is spread out so you might not catch the "atmosphere" as you would in Billyburg or Downtown J.C. but it's out there.

borisp wrote:
So... wait. The PA is issuing them tickets because they don't pay off the government-run limo cartel, and that is the reason why you don't like Uber? Yes?