coachman

The horse is supposed to drag the cart where the coachman tells it to, and not where it pleases.

This world is a strange madhouse, every coachman and every waiter is debating whether relativity theory is correct.

The career advice you give to the kid may be different than the advice you'd give to the coachman.

Did coachman immediately retire when cars were invented or did they begin personal drivers or taxi drivers?

Still one in a million horses go on to be the coachman or so.

Okay, but this metaphor is completely nonsensical when applied to standards, because if you plug the parts of reality into the parts of the metaphor, the horse is part of the coachman.

Ram Dass imagines your ego as the coachman, but he's not in charge.

Currently, every coachman and every waiter is debating whether relativity theory is correct.

For example, in 1886, 1,000 cases of coke were delivered by a bunch of coachman with a horse-driven wagon serving customers in a limited area.

Imagine if we did that when printing presses came along replacing the scribes or cars came along replacing the coachman, our civilization would stagnate.

The coachman didn’t build the automobile.

Given the state of the world today, the quote seems almost prescient when you realize that no horse has ever the option to become the coachman no matter how hard he tries.

Once upon a time it wasn't uncommon to hire a spare coachman to "ride shotgun" which meant literally manning a shotgun.

One coachman to the other: "Another perspective about this car thing, you can skip all the routine and boring trips - they are done with cars.

E.g., cars wouldn't have passed the coachman's "sniff test".

Finally, the image rests on Honest John, joined by Gideon and the evil Coachman, tucked away in a corner booth of the establishment.