It is actually quite simple. You climb into a rickshaw, the driver calls the destination. The driver drives, stops. Then he looks at his rickshaw meters, called the price displayed there. You pay and signing out.
So is the theory. The works, unfortunately, not always. Often, drivers do not use their meters. That is, to negotiate the price before the journey. This often results in mad sums of money that can be reduced only with great perseverance.
But it happens though, that the rickshaw driver: "For free ", thus:" Come, I'll drive you - vain "One gets in and drives off.. And at some point the driver says that friends have of him, shops, and one can still visit very briefly. Since you free the journey with you does one not. So the rickshaw driver stops at an expensive shop. It is pure and right back out. Depending on how long the course is to finish, this game can be repeated up to five times. But instead of a good-rickshaw driver is behind the free shopping calculus. For each customer that delivers a rickshaw driver in a shop, he receives either 10 rupees or a small gift.
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