David FitzGerald:
I just got home late from work - got a taxi back. My work will always refund
me for a taxi receipt - but in this case the driver (Black cab number 86423)
refused to give me a receipt ("I've none left mate") and after me asking him
to write something on a blank piece of paper, anything - drove off knocking
my head off his open window (while I was talking to him).

I'm surprised that all of the remarks posted so far have referred to
complaints to the taxi regulators for the less serious of the two
actions described. Assault is a crime, isn't it?

So now I am left to falsify a receipt (I've got plenty of blank ones) in
order to get my money back - not something I want to do.

On the other hand, maybe David just destroyed his own credibility by
saying he was contemplating doing so.
--
Mark Brader, Toronto | "One thing that surprises you about this business
| is the surprises." -- Tim Baker

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