Posts Tagged: Uber

PHOTOS: The Alma Mater, The Old Hood And 5 Things I’m Thankful For

It was another weekend filled with friends, travels and a few cocktails so let me tell you five things that I was thankful for during it. – For the second time in three weekends I made it back to Syracuse: this time for the annual WJPZ Alumni Banquet/Reunion. Some of the highlights included watching the… Read more »

PHOTOS: A Weekend In NYC With No Work

It was my first weekend without work or travel in over a month, however it was not a weekend without responsibility… or rather, “responsibility.” My buddy Danny, one of my best friends from Pennsylvania, came in to town for his annual birthday celebration (his actual birthday was the previous Tuesday). What this weekend usually amounts… Read more »

PHOTOS: I Finally Figured Out My New Year’s Resolution

So it took a rather ambitious travel schedule over the first weekend of 2018 for me to finally realize what my New Year’s Resolution should be. Here’s a recap of my Saturday and Sunday: I took a 9 am train to Kingston, Rhode Island. From there, I Uber’d 20 minutes over to Newport. A coffee… Read more »

PHOTOS: My First Trip To Denver AND The State Of Colorado

I don’t need many excuses to book a weekend trip when the destination is a city I’ve never visited before. This proves exceptionally true if the city lies within a state that I haven’t been to. Wait and a buddy is throwing his bachelor party there? Click. Click. Booked. I took a long weekend ahead… Read more »

PHOTOS: My First Weekend Trip Of The Year Didn’t Go Off The Rails… Literally

My first trip of 2017 involved both people and places that I am quite fond of along with a method of transportation that I find very enjoyable. For me, an outing on Amtrak that is four hours or less is one of the best ways to travel. You don’t have to deal with TSA, the… Read more »

INTERVIEW: David Plouffe On Uber’s Similarities To ’08 Obama Campaign

Perhaps it was not merely a coincidence that on the week I turn the big 3-0, I interviewed a gentleman that gave me one of the biggest breaks of my young career. Of course at the time, he wasn’t trying to throw some 20 year-old know-it-all living in Scranton, Penn. a bone; rather he was… Read more »