Would you pay someone's cab fare to keep them from driving drunk?

by Goducks5 Posted 2012/07/22 11:07:54

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	Yes	46 votes	92%
	No	0 votes	0%
	Undecided	4 votes	8%

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Ashley<3Sierra 2012/08/09 14:59:06

Yes

Of course, we don't have public transportation in little old Erwin.

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Rosalie 2012/07/23 04:26:55

Yes

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I have and will!!!!

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MarinerFH 2012/07/23 00:45:00

Yes

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In fact, I already have

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JRGoesGreenland 2012/07/22 23:20:53

Yes

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I have actually done that several times. But only people I know.

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Fran-Halen 2012/07/22 19:21:21

Yes

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I have.

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baxter 2012/07/22 19:14:17

Yes

IF i new them

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Jdogg 2012/07/22 18:13:53

Yes

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If it was someone I knew really well I would take them home myself,

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CwrazyLwina 2012/07/22 17:33:03

Yes

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If i had the money, i definetely would.

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Christopher Kirchen 2012/07/22 16:47:28

Undecided

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Not just anyone's, but if it was someone I cared about, yes.

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Matt M 2012/07/22 16:32:09

Yes

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Have done it before.

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valeria la potra 2012/07/22 16:24:18

Yes

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Of course:) To me someones safety is more important then money:)

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La 2012/07/22 15:32:36

Undecided

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Sure, if it was a friend of mine. Probably not some random stranger. Taxis are pretty expensive. I live about 30 mins out from town and it's like $50 to get to my place. It's a big city.....

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Goducks5 to La 2012/07/23 07:06:19 (edited)

What city? Do you live in Sydney? That's the only really big city, I can think of in Australia. I paid a cab fare to my friend because she lives far away out of town and it cost me $75. She will pay me back though, I wouldn't be mad if she didn't. The money can always be replaced, lives can't.

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La to Goducks5 2012/07/25 05:52:16

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No, Adelaide. It is very large geographically, although only the 4th largest population-wise. Taxis are expensive in Australia. I remember being surprised the taxis were so cheap in the UK. I don't know what they're like in the US.

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Goducks5 to La 2012/08/05 05:12:21

It depends on what state you are in the US.

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terrabytes 2012/07/22 15:07:47

Yes

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I would

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MlssCue =Go Blue= 2012/07/22 15:05:44

Yes

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If I didn't have the $ I'd make sure they had a safe way home.

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Sister Jean 2012/07/22 15:04:45

Yes

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yes

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JenSemPa 2012/07/22 13:33:57

Yes

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Not only would I ... but I actually have.

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Goducks5 to JenSemPa 2012/07/23 07:04:30

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Me too.

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Syl 2012/07/22 12:49:35

Undecided

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I don't have friends that would drink and drive. They're not that stupid.

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Chris- Demon of the PHAET 2012/07/22 12:18:17

Yes

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Yes I have.

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Doc. J 2012/07/22 11:56:53

Yes

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In fact, I'm expected to.
Far too many Soldiers survive tours in the war zone, only to come back and become road statistics.

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sky blue pink - American 2012/07/22 11:17:53

Yes

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or I would drive them.

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Goducks5 to sky blu... 2012/07/22 11:41:00 (edited)

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What if you were drunk too though? I forgot to added that part.

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sky blu... to Goducks5 2012/07/22 11:49:53

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I wouldn't be. I can't even drink a beer if I wanted.

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Yosyp 2012/07/22 11:13:10

Yes

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I have

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betz 2012/07/22 11:10:04

Yes

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Especially if they were going in the same direction I was.

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Laura C 2012/07/22 11:09:55

Yes

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because it would potensionally stop an accident from arising

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Goducks5 to Laura C 2012/07/22 11:14:09

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Not only that, it could save multiple people's lives.

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Monkey D. Luffy 2012/07/22 11:09:25

Yes

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Of course..I may even drop the person home to ensure he/she's ok..

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