Vodafone gives SA two thumbs up

Yeah, of course they'll say that, because they can still rape consumers here whereas abroad it becomes harder and harder to do so...:mad:
 
Just 1 hour in the car, come to Cape town, then you will sit in traffic for 2 hours in the morning and 2 in the evening.No thinking while driving, rather praying that a brick don't hit your head while on the N2.
 
piranha786 said:
Just 1 hour in the car, come to Cape town, then you will sit in traffic for 2 hours in the morning and 2 in the evening.No thinking while driving, rather praying that a brick don't hit your head while on the N2.
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He obviously lives fairly close to work. And he gets to use a car rather than wasting time on public transport. Using public transport it would probably take him three hours each way.
 
This is his catch-up time with what's happening in the rest of the world. "It's time for me to call people, especially those who are ahead time-wise. I usually have a conversation with my media people who tell me what has happened in the world, we go through the newspapers and reflect on what has happened in the marketplace, in the financial markets. The media call lasts about 20 minutes."

He also uses the one-hour drive to work to "think deeply" about the day ahead.

Has he made his contribution to the UK road death toll yet? Would he even notice if he is so engrossed in things other than driving?

If he's away from home 60% of the time, how does he find time for family?

He doesn't.
 
Has he made his contribution to the UK road death toll yet? Would he even notice if he is so engrossed in things other than driving?
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He has a chauffeur.
 
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