"take a car to the airport"?
My first thought was "I'll drive my car to the airport," but with the qualifier of New York, I'm guessing it would be hire a car.
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"take a car to the airport"?
My first thought was "I'll drive my car to the airport," but with the qualifier of New York, I'm guessing it would be hire a car.
Like a car service, as opposed to a cab.
Car service.
car service
I would also assume car service. Which is something I only associate with New York
My first thought was "I'll drive my car to the airport,"
That was my mother's first thought, so she was like WTF. I say if I meant she was going to drive, I would have said "We'll take your car to the airport."
But really I meant a Lyft/cab/someone else who will drive to our house and pick us up.
msbelle, good of you to help that lady out. May your garage sale get lots of $$ and get rid of lots of unwanted stuff. Sorry Mac didn't want Thai food with you.
Calli, pretty lights!
I'm adopting the Spanish custom of rising early to accomplish stuff, a long nap in the afternoons which are unbearable without AC, and puttering some more after the heat of the day. Actually, I seem to be getting enough sleep and have more energy to do things than I did trying to soldier on through the afternoons.
This is my natural daily rhythm. I can stay up late and get up early, but I hate having to be awake and functional during the heat of the day.
My sister and I have culled out three big bags of clothes and another couple bags of other stuff that's going to Goodwill tomorrow, and packed up a bunch of things that can be returned for $$. A pair of boots going back to Duluth Trading means I "made" $145 this weekend!
I also pick blue, Burrell.
New York people and non-New York people, what do you think I'm saying when I say "take a car to the airport"?
New Tork adjacent here. I hear that as "hire a driver to get me to the airport." More as in, hiring a car service, than grabbing a taxi.
And now I realize I think grabbing a taxi is hailing one, not calling one! Random stuff in my head.
And now I realize I think grabbing a taxi is hailing one, not calling one!
Not being able to call for a taxi in NYC is still bananapants to me.
In New York, a car service. In Rochester, confusing, but probably that you would pay to park at the airport, but were saying it weird.
ETA In Rochester, you can only call a cab, you can't hail one. My BFF's husband, when deep in his alcoholism (he has been sober for 10 years now) somehow hailed a cab in Rochester to take him home from the hospital in a hospital gown, and she refused to pay them It was horrible at the time, but funny now- I don't even know how he did it!