: “‘Why do restaurants and businesses accept credit cards when they get charged a fee on it? Because it brings in more business,’ said Michael Woloz, a spokesman and lobbyist for the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, an association of 35 different "Pin It")
Quote of the Day
Theodore Iacobuzio |From this morning’s Wall Street Journal, “More Decide to Charge a Taxi Ride” (subscription required):
“‘Why do restaurants and businesses accept credit cards when they get charged a fee on it? Because it brings in more business,’ said Michael Woloz, a spokesman and lobbyist for the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, an association of 35 different taxi fleets, which lease to about 14,000 individual drivers.”
Kind of speaks for itself.