Euro Cab

I don’t know what should have been the sign to not take this cab. The fact that the driver’s belt was unbuckled? That he got out of the cab when I walked up and when I told him where I was going, went to tak to the dispatcher? That when I opened the door there was a pillow on the seat because he sleeps there? These would all be fine but for the stench. Being an idiot, I stayed in the cab, covering my face and breathing through my nose, trying not to be rude. I have lived in New York City and Chicago. I have taken cabs in any number of cities. I have traveled on various forms of transportation in Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, Bellingham, Washington DC, and in Latin America, Europe, Asia and Africa. This was the worst, and I have an extremely high tolerance for a lot of things. It smelled like the driver had not bathed in weeks. Even with the windows open, I could not escape. I will say he got me from the airport to my destination very quickly. I gave hima big tip because I know cabbies have it rough. Maybe he has depression. Maybe he doesn’t have a place to live rigt now. I can be sympathetic to those caught up in the injustices of this country. But the fact that if I breathed throug my nose, I gagged, pushed me over the edge. I thougt to myself, I will lodge a complaint directly with the company to save them the embarrassment of a bad review on Unilocal.I called. It rang for 54 seconds until I gave up. I just got off a red-​eye. I will write this and call it done. Euro Cab, please check on the driver of cab 321. And hire someone to answer the phone.