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Where can I find a pedal cab? Also is it legal to operate a pedal cab without a license? I mean if you offer rides for money would you have to incorporate. I'm not up on my business law.
I wonder if it would work for Jews on Sabbath? You could make some money catering to the religious community that doesn't use complex machinery on holy days. Fail that you could just give them piggy back rides.I saw two of them for sale recently in SLC. Probably not a bad gig for toting Mormons around their temple.
Not too many Jews in Utah. Certainly not around Temple Square.I wonder if it would work for Jews on Sabbath? You could make some money catering to the religious community that doesn't use complex machinery on holy days. Fail that you could just give them piggy back rides.
I can respect that. Compared to what I see here in Utah, that actually makes sense.When I lived in NYC I was parking my van one hot July Saturday and a Rabbi came up to me and asked if I would be so kind as to come in to the synagog and turn on the AC as he couldn't.... at some point you gotta take a look at the absurdity....
No it just makes it easier.Exploiting religion!? I thought you needed a TV show to do that.
You prove that this has money making potential. Pedi Cabs for Christ? Pedi Cabs for ...When I lived in NYC I was parking my van one hot July Saturday and a Rabbi came up to me and asked if I would be so kind as to come in to the synagog and turn on the AC as he couldn't.... at some point you gotta take a look at the absurdity....
They have super granny gearing.Dibs. It was all my idea! I started the thread. How hard is it to pedal a pedal cab?
Yeah, they're not meant to go fast.Is that with weight on it though?