When you are not walking the city in San Francisco you need a taxi. But then again you, just in the other major cities that have taxies, are bound by The Taxi Law.

There are a few things that you must keep in mind before you read on and I am pretty sure you face this almost regularly.

• When you don’t require a taxi, you will find all of the city’s taxies go right past you
• When you need a taxi, you are likely to never find one
• In the off chance that you do find a taxi, it is unlikely that your taxi driver will want to take you where you want to go (not even for extra money coz all he/she is looking for is to have nothing to do with the traffic)

These two combined, gives you The Taxi Law

The chances of you getting a taxi in your city is indirectly proportional to your desperation (to find a taxi)

I will fight anyone who denies the existence of this law. How else can you explain how this applies to me every single time?