Image 1 — Airport taxis in Mexico have screens blasting ads directly at passengers for the entire ride, with no option to turn them off.
Image 2 — Airport taxis in Mexico have screens blasting ads directly at passengers for the entire ride, with no option to turn them off.
Image 3 — Airport taxis in Mexico have screens blasting ads directly at passengers for the entire ride, with no option to turn them off.

Airport taxis in Mexico have screens blasting ads directly at passengers for the entire ride, with no option to turn them off.

Imagine paying for an airport taxi only to be forced to watch the same commercials on repeat for the entire ride.

These screens are built into the front seat headrests, directly facing the passengers. There's no visible way to turn them off, skip the ads, or even mute them.

You're literally paying to be a captive audience for advertising.

This was in an airport taxi in Guadalajara, Mexico.

u/pinzonerone88 — 4 days ago

I have been told this belongs here... what I ordered vs what I got

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This is mexican pesos not usd. And this piece of art was performed by Aplebee's

u/pinzonerone88 — 2 months ago
▲ 149 r/husky

My fluffy little baby

Just wanted to share a picture of this guy that judges me for not taking hin for a walk

u/pinzonerone88 — 3 months ago

LPT: Before Paying for Junk Removal, Try This

LPT : If you're moving out or just need to get rid of large furniture, try listing it on Facebook Marketplace for free before paying a junk removal company.

I'm in the middle of moving and had some old patio furniture that wasn't in great shape. I got quotes from junk removal companies, and they wanted around $400 to haul it away.

Instead, I listed everything on Facebook Marketplace for free. Less than an hour later, people had come by and picked up everything.

One thing that helped: I was completely honest about the condition of the furniture in the listing and before arranging pickup, so there were no surprises for anyone.

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u/pinzonerone88 — 3 months ago