Do you dare let others drive your car when you're drunk?
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Agreed x 2.. Dun downgrade others to upgrade yourself.Originally posted by angel7030:In my capacity as a businessgal, I have never see or heard of peers in our professional saying others in a way of as marked red above. It is very uncall for especially in a public forum. You have the rite to post or talk whatever you want, but do not assume others as not knowing the importance of driving and customer satisfaction. One of the ethic in business is not to engage in personnal critic and assumption but merely to make money by trading in an equal enviroment.
I am very interested to know what type of business you engage in, Mr Archergod. -
ur boss ordered toys ah?Originally posted by samicksports:Hi archergod, yeah I agree with you. I was taught through experiences that driving your client in your own car projects the professionalism and image of yourself and the company. Last time when I was out entertaining with small clients, I usually order Coke so that I can drive home. This time round my boss has pre-ordered 15 bottles of Martel and other liquor so I can't escape this time round
unless u drive a bentley or a rolls royce, and assuming ur clients are really that status conscious, i dun see why u can't get a decent merc cab to ferry ur clients around. and if ur clients are really so important until u muz drive them personally, all the more ur boss should excuse u from drinking so that can fetch and send them safely instead of drinking urself silly (and look silly in front of ur clients when u have to get another person to drive).
another marketing scam. backfired. -
late at night, usually not much cars so should be safe. When they drive in to carpark, that's when you need to worry.
Also, must take note of the stuff you put in the car. Dont let the stuff be stolen. -
if u r going to drink beyond ur one glass,leave the car at home and take a taxi there.drink to ur hearts content, then flag one back. saves all trouble (TP roadblock, valet scratch/steals ur car, road accidents as a result of drunk driving)
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I think many of the replies here are really uncalled for.
1) If the moderator thinks that this is advertising, just close the thread.
2) If anyone has tried this service before, just reply straight to the question on how the service is.
3) Else if you haven't tried it before, just stay away and not give replies like "take a cab" or "you don't need to drive your clients personally". These are personal preferences and if he/his company wants to stick to it, be it. It is not up to us to comment on whether he should do it.
Let's not deviate away from the original question and turn this into a crossfire. -
If they are trained to drive or 'operate' different cars then i'm fine with it.
There was once, one of my friend drove us home in our other frien's car as he is the only sober one.
When we stopped at the roadblock and down came the window, we just smelt this very thick burnt smell. I thought it was the haze and the officer didnt say a thing, so off we go.
No doubt, the temporary driver felt that the car was heavy and reluctant to accelerate, even failed to overtake a lorry! The owner of the car even said that his car is just sluggish in acceleration!
When we reached our destination, i opened my door and saw plenty of smoke coming out of the right rear wheel. I immediately poured a bottle of mineral water over the brakes to cool it.
The darn driver didnt release the foot pedal of the handbrake fully as he wasnt familiar with it.
Bloody hell! all drunk! -
i think the question "Do you dare let others drive your car when you're drunk?" is pretty straightforward. either u dare or dun dare. who are u to qualify whether those who have tried or not can answer?Originally posted by w2k_83:I think many of the replies here are really uncalled for.
1) If the moderator thinks that this is advertising, just close the thread.
2) If anyone has tried this service before, just reply straight to the question on how the service is.
3) Else if you haven't tried it before, just stay away and not give replies like "take a cab" or "you don't need to drive your clients personally". These are personal preferences and if he/his company wants to stick to it, be it. It is not up to us to comment on whether he should do it.
Let's not deviate away from the original question and turn this into a crossfire.
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[/b]Originally posted by w2k_83:I think many of the replies here are really uncalled for.
1) If the moderator thinks that this is advertising, just close the thread.
2) If anyone has tried this service before, just reply straight to the question on how the service is.
3) Else if you haven't tried it before, just stay away and not give replies like "take a cab" or "you don't need to drive your clients personally". These are personal preferences and if he/his company wants to stick to it, be it. It is not up to us to comment on whether he should do it.
Let's not deviate away from the original question and turn this into a crossfire.