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I was thinking again about a woodworking project. In my basement do make have a small woodworking shop. Want to make a clock and put a mug shot photo for each hour of the day of ladies I have known. I'm one short, I have eleven so far. Child neglect, criminal traffic, narcotic possession, homicide by vehicle, battery, theft, prostitution, resisting arrest, obstructing an officer, registered sex offender, forgery of a prescription. I need one more. I'm the only one who will see the clock and even if someone else sees it they won't understand it. I started it a while back and got depressed by it and stopped. Surprised I haven't gotten something connected with an AMP. I need a new challenge. Things are getting boring.

[QUOTE=HuntingStreets;3325890]Intellectually I know you are spot on, but when I was more active I was paranoid to the "Nth" degree. If for some reason she were to OD in that Uber, or the Uber gets into an accident and she has drugs on her or in her, I don't want that ride traceable back to me in any way. Stupid paranoid? Over the top? Probably. But I don't want any trail anywhere if I can avoid it.[/QUOTE]Yes, I completely agree with that sentiment! I don't even give them the right address to my place when they come over. My apartment complex has multiple entrances, each with their own address but accessible through the shared parking lot. I give them another one and then walk them across the underground lot to the elevator.

[QUOTE=HuntingStreets;3325890]Intellectually I know you are spot on, but when I was more active I was paranoid to the "Nth" degree. If for some reason she were to OD in that Uber, or the Uber gets into an accident and she has drugs on her or in her, I don't want that ride traceable back to me in any way. Stupid paranoid? Over the top? Probably. But I don't want any trail anywhere if I can avoid it.[/QUOTE]No credit cards, Uber, etc. You pay then you play. No footprints. Former governor of New York paid for booty with a credit card and later got busted.

[QUOTE=HuntingStreets;3325890]Intellectually I know you are spot on, but when I was more active I was paranoid to the "Nth" degree. If for some reason she were to OD in that Uber, or the Uber gets into an accident and she has drugs on her or in her, I don't want that ride traceable back to me in any way. Stupid paranoid? Over the top? Probably. But I don't want any trail anywhere if I can avoid it.[/QUOTE]Well said, I agree.

I was in in the dells a few days ago and had. A couple of Jack and Cokes at the hotel bar. Texted a local massage provider and asked if she would do outcall because I didn't want to drive. She said was also a local Uber driver and just to request one and it would likely be her that picked me up. Decided to pass because of the same privacy concerns but sounds like a pretty good business plan for her.

[QUOTE=Mkejoe;3326403]I was in in the dells a few days ago and had. A couple of Jack and Cokes at the hotel bar. Texted a local massage provider and asked if she would do outcall because I didn't want to drive. She said was also a local Uber driver and just to request one and it would likely be her that picked me up. Decided to pass because of the same privacy concerns but sounds like a pretty good business plan for her.[/QUOTE]I'm probably late to the game but everything stated so far is correct. I do believe the driver sees your first name on the main screen of the app for pick-ups and if they wanted to could access the first letter of your last name by reviewing the temporary insurance Uber generates. No driver would do that because they don't know the reason for why they are picking someone up. Their goal with Uber is to get the person in as fast as possible and out of the car as fast as possible since Uber keeps a little over 25% of the fair and the price is dirt cheap to begin with.

You have the ability to text the driver before they arrive to pick up your lady that you are requesting the Uber for someone else. They won't be confused when a gal gets in and not you. And think less of it other than 'man this guy knows how to use Uber. ' Drivers have told me they appreciate communication from passengers, especially if they may be a few minutes getting out of the house and less likely to drive off and cancel.

1 of man big differences with Uber and Lyft is: on Lyft you can add a profile picture or link it to Facebook so the driver would know more about you but that's it. When I travel I use Lyft, I like the cars and drivers better. If I were requesting for someone else I would use Uber, its cheaper and not me riding in a possible crap car. Plus if you can ever expense your nookie cab fares, all you have to do is look at your Uber receipts.

Picked up my ATF on the eastside this morning and as usual stopped at one her favorite places, IHOP. Anyhow, brought up Uber with her. She is totally cool with it. So, I am a techno dummy so she downloaded the APP for me and even found a coupon code for 20 bucks off the first ride. So, since I usually am taking her home around the start of rush hour I am thinking of doing the morning pickup and Uber her home. Tonight I researched the tipping policy and apparently you can't add a tip through the app when paying with your CC. And it appears that either Uber has a no tipping policy or the drivers don't expect it. In any event, when I try it out I will give my lady a friend a Lincoln to slip the driver, which to me would be fair based on the calculation LSP did the other day estimating the fare from my place to Milwaukee at around 21 bucks. Looking forward to trying it out OFG out.

[QUOTE=OlderFunGuy;3328494]Picked up my ATF on the eastside this morning and as usual stopped at one her favorite places, IHOP. Anyhow, brought up Uber with her. She is totally cool with it. So, I am a techno dummy so she downloaded the APP for me and even found a coupon code for 20 bucks off the first ride. So, since I usually am taking her home around the start of rush hour I am thinking of doing the morning pickup and Uber her home. Tonight I researched the tipping policy and apparently you can't add a tip through the app when paying with your CC. And it appears that either Uber has a no tipping policy or the drivers don't expect it. In any event, when I try it out I will give my lady a friend a Lincoln to slip the driver, which to me would be fair based on the calculation LSP did the other day estimating the fare from my place to Milwaukee at around 21 bucks. Looking forward to trying it out OFG out.[/QUOTE]The research I did the other day was from Pot. To your favorite P restaurant so the east side will be a tad more. Hopefully it works for you. A possibility is when the ride shows to pick up ask then about the tipping policy.

[QUOTE=OlderFunGuy;3328494]Picked up my ATF on the eastside this morning and as usual stopped at one her favorite places, IHOP. Anyhow, brought up Uber with her. She is totally cool with it. So, I am a techno dummy so she downloaded the APP for me and even found a coupon code for 20 bucks off the first ride. So, since I usually am taking her home around the start of rush hour I am thinking of doing the morning pickup and Uber her home. Tonight I researched the tipping policy and apparently you can't add a tip through the app when paying with your CC. And it appears that either Uber has a no tipping policy or the drivers don't expect it. In any event, when I try it out I will give my lady a friend a Lincoln to slip the driver, which to me would be fair based on the calculation LSP did the other day estimating the fare from my place to Milwaukee at around 21 bucks. Looking forward to trying it out OFG out.[/QUOTE]When you are after that pussy. Good job OFG.

[QUOTE=LoveSmallPerky;3328800]The research I did the other day was from Pot. To your favorite P restaurant so the east side will be a tad more. Hopefully it works for you. A possibility is when the ride shows to pick up ask then about the tipping policy.[/QUOTE]You can tip with cash if you want, but tips are not required or expected.

[QUOTE=OlderFunGuy;3328494]Picked up my ATF on the eastside this morning and as usual stopped at one her favorite places, IHOP. Anyhow, brought up Uber with her. She is totally cool with it. So, I am a techno dummy so she downloaded the APP for me and even found a coupon code for 20 bucks off the first ride. So, since I usually am taking her home around the start of rush hour I am thinking of doing the morning pickup and Uber her home. Tonight I researched the tipping policy and apparently you can't add a tip through the app when paying with your CC. And it appears that either Uber has a no tipping policy or the drivers don't expect it. In any event, when I try it out I will give my lady a friend a Lincoln to slip the driver, which to me would be fair based on the calculation LSP did the other day estimating the fare from my place to Milwaukee at around 21 bucks. Looking forward to trying it out OFG out.[/QUOTE]The drivers are not allowed to ask for or even hint at tipping, but as we all know, tipping is more than a little appreciated by these drivers who are trying to earn a buck. If we would tip a cab driver, who is charging us more, why wouldn't we tip a Uber driver who is using his own car and paying for his own gas?

[QUOTE=OldGuy414;3328967]The drivers are not allowed to ask for or even hint at tipping, but as we all know, tipping is more than a little appreciated by these drivers who are trying to earn a buck. If we would tip a cab driver, who is charging us more, why wouldn't we tip a Uber driver who is using his own car and paying for his own gas?[/QUOTE]The whole concept behind Uber is that it's seamless. You call up the car in the app, hop in, and hop out. No worrying about having change for a tip or giving directions or the credit card machine not working. Tipping seems backwards in that. And unlike hailing a cab, the driver knows your destination before agreeing to pick you up. If they don't like the fare it's going to be, they don't have to pick you up.

Well this is the second week in a row for me. She's sucking and swallowing all until midnight.

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[QUOTE=Bonadrag;3329178]The whole concept behind Uber is that it's seamless. You call up the car in the app, hop in, and hop out. No worrying about having change for a tip or giving directions or the credit card machine not working. Tipping seems backwards in that. And unlike hailing a cab, the driver knows your destination before agreeing to pick you up. If they don't like the fare it's going to be, they don't have to pick you up.[/QUOTE]The driver DOES NOT know the destination before agreeing to a trip. They only know the location where they are picking the person up, not the destination.

[QUOTE=ZipperSquid;3329843]Well this is the second week in a row for me. She's sucking and swallowing all until midnight.

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