Help!

[truepenny]

Persons living in and/or familiar with Los Angeles:

If someone were to get out of a cab just past the intersection of Hollywood and Vine, on Vine going north:

(a.) can a person actually get out of a cab there?
(b.) what stars would that person be most likely to find themselves standing on in the middle of a very tense discussion? As in It's a good thing you skipped dinner tonight, or there'd be puke all over your shoes and Mortimer's shoes and [blank]'s star.

ETA:The same information for stopping on Vine just south of the intersection with Hollywood would even more greatly be appreciated.

A million million thank yous!

Comments

[gwynnega]

Actually, thanks to the development of the bar/nightclub scene in that area (Vine over to the Chinese, plus the blocks down to Sunset and up to Franklin), lots of locals are taking cabs there now, at least locals who live on the East side or in West Hollywood, etc. (that is, the areas within a relatively close proximity).

Hmm, I live on the east side and I don't know anybody who uses cabs. Maybe my friends and I are a little too far east (Silver Lake/Echo Park) for it to be affordable.

It's not so much that cabs are expensive relative to other cities in terms of the actual *rates*, it's that the mileage covered is so much greater.

::nods::

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe my friends and I are just lushes. :)

I live in Los Feliz- it's about $13 including tip for me to go to the Arclight/Hungry Cat at Sunset and Vine for the night- and acrually about the same to get dropped off downtown.

I often take cabs to parties in SL/EP as well, since the parking in the hills is so wretched... it's usually $6-8.

All in all, a much better deal than a potential DUI!

[gwynnega]

All in all, a much better deal than a potential DUI!

Definitely! I wish more people in the area were that sensible!