Next year we'll all be going to charm school to learn how to treat customers correctly.
This Taxi training video from Hong Kong. will give us an idea of what we're in for.
ME;
- Roy, Dublin Taxi Driver
- I'm affable enough just don't rub me the wrong way. I'm a Taxi driver working nights in Dublin,Ireland. email; roy@irishtaxi.net
Monday, November 10, 2008
MC Donalds Taxis
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
Lights, Camera, Action!
See for yourself, if you're in Ireland you've probably seen it and forgotten it already;
The regulagtors remit is to promote the use of Taxis/Hacks /limos.
As they don't have a clue I've written a storyboard for them, it took me five minutes and they can have it free of charge;
Beginning with a girl dressed for an interview the screen then splits in two with the top half of the screen showing the girl using a bus for her journey ........the bottom using a Taxi.
In the bus half she is shown walking to the bus stop, squeezed into a chair alongside an overweight woman, laden down with bags, getting stuck in a traffic jam, getting of the bus into the rain and eventually arriving late for the interview.
In the Taxi half, the doorbell rings. the door to her cab is held open for her, she reads the companies profile relaxed on the rear seat, skips the traffic jam using a detour, and gets the job!
Then a big splash across the screen
USE A TAXI - WE GET YOU THERE FIRST!
That........... you'd remember!
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Saturday, July 5, 2008
10.000 Willies
They said that next Friday, 12th July, traditionally the start of the builders holiday, will see 10.000 of them laid off and have dubbed it "Black Friday"
I've added a 44 second clip from the show, featuring Willy, a plasterer who first tells us why he can't compete any longer, then explains why he won't go on the Dole, then tells us what he intends to do....................ONE GUESS!
Maybe Willy will be the straw that breaks the camels back?
Certainly one of the 10,000 will, there is a lot of tension out there and unless something is done soon, the government and the regulator may have one hell of a storm on their hands.
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Labels: in thenews
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Trunk Monkey
I received this video from Grannymar, who in turn got it from Nancy..... who thought I'd like it.....she was right!
I want a Trunk Monkey!
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008
An Important ? Message from the Irish Taxi Commission
Does anyone really give a toss?
Thursday, March 20, 2008
King Lear of the Taxis
This is Davidson Garrett, a NYC Cabbie known as the King Lear of Taxis.
The following video is hard hitting showing the plight of your average driver, with a recital of one of his poems by the man himself, one word Brilliant!
His book; King Lear of the Taxi: Musings of a New York City Actor/Taxi Driver, is available through Amazon
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Happy Saint Patricks Weekend
I hope this works, the last time I posted one of these.... it didn't.
You should see me doing my Leprecaun piece, if not.... errrrrr ..............SORRY!
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Labels: Tourism (Dublin)
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Suicidal Protester in Tara
Looking at it she may not have to, it looks quite precarious!
Friday, March 14, 2008
Craig Doyle "Anonymous"
I posted one of these before showing singer Ronan Keating, this one is well known TV presenter, (U.K and Ireland) Craig Doyle.
First the Makeover, (Only a few seconds long);
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Labels: Tourism (Dublin)
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Ballsbridge Redevelopment
This video shows an animation of developer Sean Dunnes proposed development for Ballsbridge, he has received part approval, however the office block and tower parts were refused permission. He plans to appeal the decision saying the tower is a fundamental aspect of the plan and how can it be called “mixed use” as required under the councils plans for the area if they don’t allow the office block?
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Labels: Tourism (Dublin)