Transport / Drivers / Tourguides - have you switched and why

[Jambarney]

Mike NYC yes people change drivers all the time for various reasons, please do not be afraid to compare rates also.

We have had a regular for nearly 5 years, and thought it would last forever, people, all of us included change, trust your gut if you don't like something, ask about it, if you don't like the answer change. If you feel like changing, change, enjoy your vacation and once you hit the bricks it starts with your ride. It's a service and your the customer, your choice mi friend.

Accompong, I'm curious just how many trips exactly makes you an expert on how things run? Are you an expert? If so what trip # qualified you?? I'm curious because I'd like to know just how many I have to go?

Great question MikeyNYC, sorry to detour the thread for a second or two.

Jamb

[Accompong]

Accompong, I'm curious just how many trips exactly makes you an expert on how things run? Are you an expert? If so what trip # qualified you?? I'm curious because I'd like to know just how many I have to go?
Jamb

I don't know if it is the number of trips one makes that makes one an "expert" on how things run. I stopped counting around 60 trips and some 25+ years ago so I can't actually pin point the day or place but living in Jamaica does give me insights that a week-at-a-time visitor doesn't get to see.

I don't consider myself an "expert" on Negril as I rarely go there anymore preferring to live in the Cockpit Mountain instead. Someone like Rob and Lisa certainly know more about things.

Your "tongue and cheek" remark "I'd like to know just how many I have to go?" points out you consider yourself an "expert" already and only slightly bent out of shape to learn that some others may know as much or maybe even a likkle more than you.

I will keep passing on my insights as long as people care to learn a little more and think you will probably do the same. Walk Good!

Peace and Guidance