EcoCaddy

I’m Scottish, it’s in my genes to be frugal (and grumpy, but mostly frugal) so $ 5 for a lift across town that I can usually walk myself seems like something I wouldn’t do, for deffs. But tonight my feet are sore from the wrong shoes, and I’ve got the post Chinese dinner coma coming on, oh and my train leaves in 12 mins and I don’t feel like running, or waiting an hour for the next train
Enter Eco Caddy. The friend I’m with swears by them, so I think, what the heck, let’s give it a go. I download the ECOHail app, tell it where I am, and where I want to go. It tells me Jack is 2 mins away. 30 seconds later my chariot arrives. I hop on and away we go… Now here’s where Eco caddy has something over their taxi car counterpart — it’s a bike, so they can go places a car can’t, take a side street or a paved shopping mall for instance — making the trip a little more interesting than in a cab. Also, no talkback radio or terrible terrible smell (so long as jacks rexona holds up) we have a bit of a chat, and then turn a corner and we’re at the station, and yes, I made my train.