For sure! The kings are really cool. Would love to see some Emperor penguins one day!

Wow, sounds like things started off good for you Jennifer, but then quickly turned bad. Definitely look out for yourself first!

Next time for sure! I plan to return to southern Africa this year. Cheers!

The first time, it was fantastic. I drove across Canada from Ontario to BC. Everything was quick and efficient, but it was a last-minute grab. I had my documentation within a few days and it was done. When I delivered the vehile, the owner threw in a very large tip. He was fantastic.

The second time I drove for them, I was to drive a Jaguar down to California from Alberta. Well, driving in Canadian winter, the tires weren’t just regular season tires, but they were worn down to almost nothing. So, the damn thing slid all over the place and was unsafe. I cried in my car thinking that I was going to risk my life driving in a car that was unsafe. I messaged the owner and told him my predicament, sent pictures of the tires, and got a response that I wasn’t used to driving a high performance vehicle, and they drive differently. He knew nothing about what cars I have driven. In fact, I had driven a few very high end vehicles. They don’t slip in the snow….sorry. There is another team that is driving an Audi down to the states – for the same owner, so we end up swapping cars. The Audi drove fine. I was told I would be paid in Canadian dollars upon delivery, and when I got the car there, was paid in American dollars, and with the exchange was short changed by $30. The owner responded with “I’m sorry I don’t have any Canadian money left”.

I drove for them before they required a deposit, and so I haven’t provided a deposit in the past. I wasn’t happy with my response from the company with my safety in question, and about being short changed by the owner of the vehicle. If I ever consider driving for them again, I will never do it in winter, and I will never pay a deposit.

Ryan