Rental Cars

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

Doesn't your insurance just handle that for you?

yeah, for the most part. they still call and ask you what you think about what theyve come up with...

[Tobias]

oh man, used to be the saturday guy at the u-haul at gas 4 less for a while in college.  between all the  army dudes and college students and the fact that "reservations" might as well have been written on a bar napkin, I would spend all day counting the hours until i could escape ruining people's days/lives so I could go black out with my friends.  pretty dark times really

[Rage Against the McKee]

Doesn't your insurance just handle that for you?

Yeah, but you still have to get your car from the rental agency. Some agencies will deliver the car to you, but even then you have to return it.

[GoodForAnother]

let me just say that Avis Preferred / Budget RapidRez is the absolute BITB. You just show up and bypass the counter and get straight into your car and drive away. I mean every time it happens it makes me smile.

hertz #1 gold and national executive club also do this.  national is the best because you just pick whatever car you want and drive it away.

I have status with Hertz and National. I prefer Hertz. They text me a the car I'm given before I arrive at the airport and I can then request a different one if I don't like it. I'm on a pretty good run of getting a small SUV when booking an intermediate. when will the ride end? man, don't know. hold onto your hats folks.

they didn't do that for me when I went to colorado in january.  fuckers.  I had to talk to a person!   

but every other time with hertz they've given me an upgrade so 

where? six months seems to be about the avg length of time that most can last.

my dad worked at erac for 19 years

[ChiComCat]

let me just say that Avis Preferred / Budget RapidRez is the absolute BITB. You just show up and bypass the counter and get straight into your car and drive away. I mean every time it happens it makes me smile.

hertz #1 gold and national executive club also do this.  national is the best because you just pick whatever car you want and drive it away.

I have status with Hertz and National. I prefer Hertz. They text me a the car I'm given before I arrive at the airport and I can then request a different one if I don't like it. I'm on a pretty good run of getting a small SUV when booking an intermediate. when will the ride end? man, don't know. hold onto your hats folks.

they didn't do that for me when I went to colorado in january.  fuckers.  I had to talk to a person!   

but every other time with hertz they've given me an upgrade so 

where? six months seems to be about the avg length of time that most can last.

my dad worked at erac for 19 years

I hope it was doing more than RD did.  Nothing is worse than working customer service for a company with a crap product/service.

[GoodForAnother]

let me just say that Avis Preferred / Budget RapidRez is the absolute BITB. You just show up and bypass the counter and get straight into your car and drive away. I mean every time it happens it makes me smile.

hertz #1 gold and national executive club also do this.  national is the best because you just pick whatever car you want and drive it away.

I have status with Hertz and National. I prefer Hertz. They text me a the car I'm given before I arrive at the airport and I can then request a different one if I don't like it. I'm on a pretty good run of getting a small SUV when booking an intermediate. when will the ride end? man, don't know. hold onto your hats folks.

they didn't do that for me when I went to colorado in january.  fuckers.  I had to talk to a person!   

but every other time with hertz they've given me an upgrade so 

where? six months seems to be about the avg length of time that most can last.

my dad worked at erac for 19 years

I hope it was doing more than RD did.  Nothing is worse than working customer service for a company with a crap product/service.

he got into management, made pretty decent money