Uber is now my favorite way to get around in San Francisco. Why? Simple. A bit more expensive than a cab, but it’s well worth it, and it works so smooooothly!
- Sign-up, download the Uber app (use the link or code below and save $10 on your first ride!!!)
- When you need a ride, open the app, and press Set Pickup Location
- It notifies drivers in the area
- You get a alert the driver is on their way. (You can see the driver approaching on the map)
- Get in, get to your destination in style
- The driver shows you the cost (including tax and tip), how far you went, how long it took
- It’s billed to your credit card. No money changes hands, no digging for the right bills or tip. It’s all done
- A receipt is emailed to you (with all the info on it).
You can rate your driver, and they can rate you. I asked about that and the driver said sometimes people are abusive or have tossed their cookies in the car, so they may not get a ride next time.
The whole system is totally efficient, and I’m loving it. Yes, it’s a little more money than a cab, but it’s far better in more ways than one.
Use the code: uberrandy and get $10 off your first ride, or just click here.
For rates and other details, click here.
Posted by admin on 05.15.2012 at 2:58 pm// Tagged: Excursion, Resource //
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The concept behind Wall Food is simple. We live our lives bombarded with so much stimuli and rarely do we take the time to appreciate what is in front of us, or more properly. We release a limited, hand-picked collection over the course of each Featured Artist Period, which usually runs a few weeks. Each artist's portfolio enjoys no distractions - no ads, no competing images from other artists - just their best photography. To those consumers who want choice, you have a million images to choose from at art.com.
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Posted by admin on 03.12.2012 at 5:14 pm// Tagged: Outdoor //
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Chef-owner Greg Dunmore, who worked with Hiro Sone at Ame at the St. Regis is cooking up Japanese food that’s beyond sushi. It’s inventive, unique and fun to explore.
Try a little of everything and order in stages, so you can skew the direction of the meal toward lighter, heavier or more variety. Oh, and save room for dessert.
Posted by admin on 02.10.2012 at 8:54 am// Tagged: Dinner //
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