Silver Cab

If I could give no stars I would!
So I had called this place saying that I needed a ride from my work to the Bart station which was a quarter mile away. I had asked the guy if it was alright since it was so close, and he said it was fine. So, cool.
Five minutes after my requested time, I see my cab drive by but didn’t turn in. So I wait to see if he’d turn around. Nope. Couple minutes later, still no sign of him. So I called the company and gave directions.
When I get in, driver asks me where I’m going and I tell him Bart station. He then shakes his head and yells, «but it’s right there! Why don’t you walk!»
EXCUSE ME! IF I HAD 15 minutes to spare, I WOULD! RUDE!
And the whole ride, all he did was yell and complain and kept saying «no business for me!»
Well some business is better than no business at all!
And to top it off, he didn’t even bother to turn on the meter and just told me to pay five bucks upon arrival.
DO NOT USE THESE GUYS! THEY ARE RUDE, UNPROFESSIONAL, AND DOWN RIGHT DISRESPECTFUL !!!
Note to business: if Your drivers are having a bad day, how bout teaching them some manners 101 and not take it out on your customers, greedy little b**ches.

Someone needs to tell the good folks at Silver Cab about a little thing called the Americans With Disabilities Act. A service animal is not a pet, dear drivers of Silver Cab. A service animal can ride in a cab, walk into a café, sit in a restaurant, because they are performing a function for that person that able bodied people can do without the use of that animal. i am blind. i have friends who are blind. many of us use guide dogs. When I or one of my friends is denied access due to our service animals, guess what, Silver Cab? That is discrimination.