A.S.M.

By far, the largest number of conversations I have in my work, other than small talk about the weather, are of relationships.  ‘I want my ex-boyfriend back.  What should I do?’  We taxi drivers are presumed to have degrees in sociology, psychology, or whatever ‘ology’ is applicable.  We do actually too.  I have a sheepskin from the University of Life that allows me to offer non-professional advice.  ‘I’ll help you get your ex-boyfriend back.  We’ll just drive over to his house and pick him up.  What’s his address?’

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I’m really NOT the best person to ask for asvice on personal relationships so I’ve given you a link to where you can get real good help.  I’m just relating the stories and quips that I hear in my car from the passengers I drive.  I’m writing these only for you to empathize, sympathize, criticize or just for you to find some entertainment value in.  The blog I’m posting in, All Supposedly Meaningless, should give you a hint as to my qualifications on the subject of human relationships.

“I want my ex-boyfriend back.”  Then click the book picture to the left.  Read ‘the Magic of Making Up‘ and get on the right track for getting your ex-boyfriend back.  Otherwise, just sit back and enjoy my quips, tales and maybe some lies about the way people are when they’re in a taxi with a total stranger.