After the oprey,an Uber was going to cost sixty five dollars for the twenty minute journey which only cost twenty five dollars to get there. Stuff that,get a cab. An Ethiopian cab driver caught my attention, and said forty five dollars to downtown Nashville. That sounds better. I said,hang on, as I was about to get in the cab, how much are you charging the other two in the cab?he said, the same. I said we’ll share,he said no, an Uber will cost you a lot more. We got in the cab, and I yelled ,WELCOME TO AMERICA, supply and demand, no rules. Any way, maybe the other word is, he had the bargaining power,so we had a great chat,  I ate some humble pie and enjoyed the trip. Got back to the inn and enjoyed my sleep. Woke up Sunday at five am and decided to do a blog, as I thought I won’t get back to sleep. An hour later, I found out,it was five o’clock, because the clocks had been turned back due to day light saving. Could have got an extra hour sleep like Rob did, however I didn’t. Doesn’t matter. Another hour later,had breakfast, and in no hurry, because the weather is crap, very cold wind, rain and I missed out on a couple of hours sleep. I’ll get over it. By the time we walked down town, the rain had eased to misty rain. The thermometer was still hovering around 60 degrees fahrenheit, quite cold. We did a tour of the Ryman auditorium, which is the original centre for the grand ole oprey, and then in the afternoon,a tour of the Johny Cash museum. Because of the lousy weather,we came back to the comfort in,  changed into some warm clothes and ventured out for some bars and great music. Tomorrow will be the last day in Nashville, before heading into a road trip.