Include a mistake that cost extra when asking for reimbursement after faculty interview? I was interviewing for a faculty position in a large city. When I was done I took a taxi to the airport... the wrong airport! I ended up taking another taxi to the correct airport and catching my flight. However, the second taxi ride was around $100. 

Should I include this when asking the school for reimbursement, or just pay out of my own pocket since this was my mistake and makes me look like an idiot?
Assuming they liked your presentation, and consider putting you on the shortlist, but are not sure at which position compared to some other candidate; now, reflect, which impression this makes. 


You made a nontrivial mistake which is also quite costly.
You ask them to cover that mistake of yours.


Even if they would be willing to do so (and assume it would be eligible at all, which is also not clear - why should they reimburse you for your mistake?), consider how this comes across.

Unless you really are in dire need of the money (and it's not clear you are going to get it anyway), it's probably the wise thing to let things be.