Bob's / Circuit City Drop Off Question
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Topic: Bob's / Circuit City Drop Off Question
Posted By: jundukee
Subject: Bob's / Circuit City Drop Off Question
Date Posted: 08 Dec 2010 at 3:10pm
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I'm new to slugging and recently I picked up sluggers to go Bob's. Is it customary for the driver to drop off on the Kmart/Wachovia side for people to get off? The passengers had to cross old keene mill to the circuity city side on their own. Wasn't sure if thats normal practice of the passengers were being nice. Either way it worked out for me as I go down old keene mill toward Burke. Thanks.
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Posted By: DC2RV
Date Posted: 08 Dec 2010 at 3:32pm
It HAS been customary to drop off riders in the lot between the bank and K-Mart. How that plays out with the new parking availability in the former Circuit City lot remains to be seen. I'd guess slugs can walk to their cars if parked there.
That said, if you're heading down OKM to Burke, how about considering Rolling Valley as a drop off?
Thanks.
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Posted By: jundukee
Date Posted: 08 Dec 2010 at 4:43pm
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Thanks, generally I do pick up and drop off at Rolling Valley. The reason for the question was b/c the other day, I stopped to pick up at 14th and Const but no one wanted to go to rolling valley. Apparently I had just missed the rush and there were a few waiting for Bob's. I didn't know the rules for drop off at Bob's so hence the posting. Thanks!
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Posted By: scottt
Date Posted: 09 Dec 2010 at 9:31am
When I used to drive to Bob's, I'd ask the slugs which side they were on. If both were on the CC side then I'd just hang a U turn and drop them off (since I needed to get back to Backlick anyway).
If not, then I'd drop off at the usual spot.
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