University of Michigan Student Launches "Walk Of Shame" Shuttle Service

Genius.

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First and foremost, we hope you enjoyed your Valentine's Day. Maybe you were locked down, maybe you were lonely and miserable, but maybe you made a drunken mistake. Some singles go out on V-Day hoping to crash head-first into each other's hormones. Oftentimes they succeed. Still, it can make for an awkward next morning.

University of Michigan senior Kellyann Wargo (on the right) has come up with the perfect solution: the "Walk Of Shame Shuttle." For $5, you get a ride home, a bottle of water, and a $5 discount on the morning-after pill. The high-five or hug of consolation are on the house.

For a better understanding of Wargo's goals and inspiration, Jalopnik sat down with the "ambitious ginger" to uncover the game behind the game. This is how she got the idea: 

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There you have it. So, what's the verdict: Is this enterprise in poor taste or is it just genius? We do wonder why she had to brand it the much-maligned phrase "Walk of Shame," which reinforces stereotypes about casual sex, specifically when it comes to women. For more information, read the full interview here.

[via Jalopnik]

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