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I' m a London Cab Driver, writer, and a qualified Careers Adviser. I am also a former Knowledge of London Examiner (old customers need not call me Sir any more, we're all equals here, dude). I'll use this site to give my own idiosyncratic spin on the cab trade, and other social issues. There will be original edits of published magazine articles, plus shorter comments. So, why Pubcat? Simply because I like pubs and I like cats; and I support the social inclusion of all animals in pubs (Yes, that's my house tiger, Rocky, sat on a London map when I was studying the Knowledge the second time round).
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Pubcat London Taxi Tails · From Manor House to Gibson Square: Bringing Existentialism to Cab Driving
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For those of you who read my Carry On At Your Convenience article, here is a photo of the toilet stall I mentioned, at the corner of Jermyn Street and Haymarket. I took the photo while waiting for an account job at McKinseys. When my lady came out she expressed her disgust at the toilet – there was a bloke peeing there as she got into my cab. I was glad to know that it wasn’t just me!
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