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Lessons learned from Cash Cab

I love watching the show Cash Cab which is a game show that takes place inside an New York City taxi. It’s not Who Wants to be a Millionaire? The most I’ve seen anyone win in the cash cab is around $2000. I guess I shouldn’t balk at the small amount of money, it still might be enough for Las Vegas vacations.

However, they do get a free cab ride. I just love to watch people get surprised by the flashing lights & find out they aren’t in an ordinary cab. The lesson I take from cash cab is this: an ordinary day can turn extraordinary unexpectedly. Also, if you are going to take a ride in a NYC cab, make sure you are wearing lipstick because you never know when you’ll be on national TV.

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  1. The cash cab takes passengers as normal fares, and once they agree to play the driver asks a series of questions of increasing difficulty and cash value. Incorrect answers earn a “strike,” and if contestants accumulate three strikes they lose the game.

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