Change is hard to find now
[QUOTE=GrownMan1;2632178]You are correct however how often have you been to Cartagena? That wasn't the MO of taxi drivers at the beginning of the year. It was one of the things I respected about Cartagena. They weren't in the hustler mode that you find in other areas.
You didn't have to ask every taxi driver how much it was for a 3 to 5 minute cab ride. Overall Colombian had a standard price for everyone. The Colombians were more about business and less about hustle. In Cartagena the times are changing fast; But that's no excuse for my slipping.
I know now to always have the exact change before I step in the car. I just give them 8 or 10,000 pesos and keep it going.[/QUOTE]I use to do the same with exact change or close to it and let them keep the coins. However now when changing out at the Cambrios, all the give is 50 mil bills. I've been to many and they don't have anything lower.
On a side note I changed out at 3.8 to $1 this morning, nice exchange rate due to I was haggling to get 3.6 last week.
This is something to be aware of
The United States is tightening up on how long before travel you can take your Covid test. It is going from 72 hours to 24 hours.
[URL]https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/us-cdc-urges-americans-avoid-travel-niger-poland-over-covid-19-2021-11-30/[/URL]
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Everytime I'm here it raining
Took me 30 minutes to get out of El Laguito yesterday and at 20 K. My first taxi broke down after going through water so I had to get out and take another.
We were out checking out the local eateries when this thunderstorm came out of nowhere for an hour and we had no umbrellas SMH.