When I see the "advice" of "don't be that guy who has the gps voice on", this is what I think about. Nav audio lets pax know where I am going, why I am turning here etc. Nav audio recorded by dashcam also theoretically guards against accusations of longhauling. In addition, having both audio and visual instructions minimizes the risk of missing a turn.Dash cam with audio. Leave Nav audio on.
dont let them shut the door, shut it for themI just kicked a stripper out of my car. Not the account holder, mustve been the strip club owner/pimp hailing the ride.
She gets in, fake hello and then right into backseat driving with make sure you take a U turn going that way takes FOREVER! And oh, don't take the freeway, take a different route because the highway is closed, which she was 1000% incorrect on. I believe in an attempt to change the ride cost. Whatever the case, her attitude and demands were not going to be met.
I tell her that the freeway isn't closed and that I am NOT going her suggested route, and that if it's going to be an issue I can gladly cancel the ride and your next driver maybe will comply with all your needs.
She doesn't get the hint and keeps babbling, I cancel and she doesn't get it. I sit there silent while she babbles and then she asks if it's been canceled. I tell her sorry I'm offline.
She calls her pimp and slams the door as hard as she can.
I then let her know I will now be checking for any damage to the door and if there is, I will be reporting it to the police.
She says her stripper bag did it.
I call Lyft and spill the beans and the broken English operator on the phone says the rider will be Punished and sends me $5.
Thanks Lyft.
Btw,
Strippers NEVER tip....
In my state you would have gotten a $300 fine for that - we have a law that says taxis and rideshare must take the route directed by the rider if one is requested.I just kicked a stripper out of my car. Not the account holder, mustve been the strip club owner/pimp hailing the ride.
She gets in, fake hello and then right into backseat driving with make sure you take a U turn going that way takes FOREVER! And oh, don't take the freeway, take a different route because the highway is closed, which she was 1000% incorrect on. I believe in an attempt to change the ride cost. Whatever the case, her attitude and demands were not going to be met.
I tell her that the freeway isn't closed and that I am NOT going her suggested route, and that if it's going to be an issue I can gladly cancel the ride and your next driver maybe will comply with all your needs.
She doesn't get the hint and keeps babbling, I cancel and she doesn't get it. I sit there silent while she babbles and then she asks if it's been canceled. I tell her sorry I'm offline.
She calls her pimp and slams the door as hard as she can.
I then let her know I will now be checking for any damage to the door and if there is, I will be reporting it to the police.
She says her stripper bag did it.
I call Lyft and spill the beans and the broken English operator on the phone says the rider will be Punished and sends me $5.
Thanks Lyft.
Btw,
Strippers NEVER tip....
You don't seem to Understand ..The Passenger gets to decide which route ..not the Driver. Oe of those put your feet in their shoes situation .. You are in the Back seat ..You are paying for the ride ..You get to decide the route..whether the route makes sense or notI just kicked a stripper out of my car. Not the account holder, mustve been the strip club owner/pimp hailing the ride.
She gets in, fake hello and then right into backseat driving with make sure you take a U turn going that way takes FOREVER! And oh, don't take the freeway, take a different route because the highway is closed, which she was 1000% incorrect on. I believe in an attempt to change the ride cost. Whatever the case, her attitude and demands were not going to be met.
I tell her that the freeway isn't closed and that I am NOT going her suggested route, and that if it's going to be an issue I can gladly cancel the ride and your next driver maybe will comply with all your needs.
She doesn't get the hint and keeps babbling, I cancel and she doesn't get it. I sit there silent while she babbles and then she asks if it's been canceled. I tell her sorry I'm offline.
She calls her pimp and slams the door as hard as she can.
I then let her know I will now be checking for any damage to the door and if there is, I will be reporting it to the police.
She says her stripper bag did it.
I call Lyft and spill the beans and the broken English operator on the phone says the rider will be Punished and sends me $5.
Thanks Lyft.
Btw,
Strippers NEVER tip....
It makes a difference when your pay is based on mileage & time...and yes, scammers can claim "inefficient route for a full refund.what difference does it make,,if you get them to the destination,,you will get paid,,regardless
Yeah ok, and I guess the authorities are beating a path to your door if you are in breach, right? Seriously, why even post such nonsense?In my state you would have gotten a $300 fine for that - we have a law that says taxis and rideshare must take the route directed by the rider if one is requested.
Had a backseat driver yesterday. Soon after he began barking directions, I told him, in a very terse tone, that his actions are nothing but a needless distraction to my arriving at his destination safely and the gps is doing fine, thank you.I have always followed pax directions when they want to go a certain way, but I am wondering if they claim there was a nav problem and then try to get a refund?
This is true, but the reason to turn voice off is that very thing .... makes it easier to change routes whether for long hauling or other reasons. Less pax knows about how you chose a route the better.When I see the "advice" of "don't be that guy who has the gps voice on", this is what I think about. Nav audio lets pax know where I am going, why I am turning here etc. Nav audio recorded by dashcam also theoretically guards against accusations of longhauling. In addition, having both audio and visual instructions minimizes the risk of missing a turn.
I thought that with up-front pricing, the route didn't matter... only the pickup and drop off points?It makes a difference when your pay is based on mileage & time...and yes, scammers can claim "inefficient route for a full refund.
Probably not a scam but if it costs you money 3* them. That way you wont have them cost you money with crappy routes again..I have always followed pax directions when they want to go a certain way, but I am wondering if they claim there was a nav problem and then try to get a refund?
so waze probably got you there faster and uber lost money. I think it's a win win !I thought that with up-front pricing, the route didn't matter... only the pickup and drop off points?
I've had Waze suggest stupid routes, and the couple of times I've taken them, U/L pays me my miles and time and shows the trip as a "loss" for them.