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How much to charge for a lift?
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Nothing, just put them on your list for next time you're wanting picked up somewhere.0
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Why are they asking you if you are just an acquaintance? Have they exhausted all their friends first who said no.Thrifty Till 50 Then Spend Till the End
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I'd consider it cheeky to ask a friend or aquaintance to pick me up at 3am! If they were good enough to do it, I'd certainly offer to cover their expenses.Ms_Chocaholic wrote: »Why are they asking you if you are just an acquaintance? Have they exhausted all their friends first who said no.0 -
It's going to cost you about £12-15 in fuel.
If you were going to charge, you could charge, say, the HMRC published rate, which'd be about double that.
It's 3am ....
Is he a mate, or did you feel pulled over a barrel to do it?0 -
I would never ask anyone to do such a thing: why doesn't he take a taxi?
The reasonable amount for you to ask is approximately the taxi fare, but then you would need appropriate insurance...0 -
£12-£15?PasturesNew wrote: »It's going to cost you about £12-15 in fuel.
If you were going to charge, you could charge, say, the HMRC published rate, which'd be about double that.
It's 3am ....
Is he a mate, or did you feel pulled over a barrel to do it?
66 miles at 60MPG. How much do you pay per litre?0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »It's going to cost you about £12-15 in fuel.
If you were going to charge, you could charge, say, the HMRC published rate, which'd be about double that.
It's 3am ....
Is he a mate, or did you feel pulled over a barrel to do it?
He's driving an Ibiza, not a Maserati!
OP, £6 for fuel, £4 for W&T, call it a tenner. Anything more is taking the pee. For £30 your 'friend' may as well use a mini cab.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0 -
Maybe that’s the ideapeachyprice wrote: »For £30 your 'friend' may as well use a mini cab.
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