Being a form of corporate bribery, the taxi ride is indeed quite cheap. Not quite public transit levels of cheap, but the Green Cab does have the advantages of not stopping to pick up passengers (although with the last bus's events that's not an entirely bad thing) and smelling better if you liked Evergreen. On the balance, they probably took the green part a bit too literal, as the outside of the cab has fake grass on it, and the offical outfit is something called 'Hippie.'<br/><br/>And the difference in advertising/radio was mostly a wash. Still, it gets Bunny to the Bullet Pin, which the only fitting choice that doesn't involve going ever so slightly out of the city. For obvious reasons, most cab companies would avoid that.<br/><br/>The Bullet Pin itself was an Adventure Room before that closed, so it's got enough room. Mostly. More importantly, there's a just enough vehicles outside that it doesn't count as few. The inside is slightly down-scale for Ares, mostly on account of the bullet holes scattered about and burn marks. The clerk greets Bunny with an almost suspicious amount of cheer. "Welcome to the Bullet Pin. What can we do for you?"