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#342396 - 05/02/09 03:21 AM
Car pooling and gas money
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DrWorm
Registered: 10/10/08
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At this time, I feel as if I drive a bit much: To and from school(25 mins away) and work, sometimes I do deliveries at work, and weekly music lessons. With school, I give my friends rides. It really sucks when I just feel like going straight home, but with three others it adds around a half hour. Two of them live only two blocks away, and if I give others rides, they are a town 10-15mins away. I just feel like I'm giving too many free rides compared to the amount they have given me in the past. During school, we get lunch at a store near school.
It sounds reasonable that I haven't charged the two that live real close to me, right? I didn't because they walk to my house in the morning.
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#342398 - 05/02/09 05:28 AM
Re: Car pooling and gas money
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readytogo
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Registered: 04/22/03
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Even the two who live close should offer to help with the cost of operating your vehicle. The total cost is not just gas. What would they do if you didn't have a car?
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#342402 - 05/02/09 12:37 PM
Re: Car pooling and gas money
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Ej4
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Registered: 08/18/05
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Loc: MA
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"Hey sorry man I can't give you a ride today I don't have any money for gas"
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