A Chronicler's Life

Lost in New York

Posted by Joshua at 12:55 am

I remember when it was my eldest brother Chris’ first time in New York; he had some “horrible” stories to share when he came home from the Big Apple.

The moment he stepped out from the plane, he got so overwhelmed remembering that getting to New York has always been his childhood dream and at that moment he was realizing it. That’s the reason also that since happiness clouded his thinking mind, he forgot my brother Charles’ (who’s living in Europe) most important reminder, don’t hail a NYC cabbie if you don’t know where you are going. And that’s exactly what he did, he took a cab. So he ended up getting off not anywhere near his designated place, on top of that the cab driver charged him exorbitantly and he was sweating like a pig because the a/c unit wasn’t working well plus he was so exhausted and famished but he doesn’t have a clue what to do next since he doesn’t have enough money with him. So what else is there to do but to walk? Pulling his luggage behind, he wandered off the most dangerous streets and alleys in the world. Thank God, nothing bad has happened to him. :-) It was truly a scary experience for him but at least he learned. After just a few months, his company sent him to New York again but this time he swore that his stay there would be stress and worry free. That’s why he got JFK Car Service this time. It boasts of its state of the art vehicles with a separate luggage compartment, upholstered seating, air-conditioning/heating, and driver two-way radio dispatch. Furthermore very few of the car services are allowed on the inner curb just outside the baggage claim but they are one of the few! Imagine you don’t have to drag your luggage miles away just to get to them. You can have your reservations via on-line or thru phone.

So what more can you ask for? If you want a relaxed and happy trip this is the car service that you have been looking for. Make that reservation now.

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