Uber passenger rating

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[merka]

Uber passenger rating means nothing. This was probably your first ride.

A 5 star uber driver rating though...

 

[Inactive]

I've taken half a dozen in the past 12 months.

 

[merka]

Thats not much. Plus uber drivers don't want to give bad ratings so that you'll come back again.

 

[Hawkish]

Uber passenger rating means nothing. This was probably your first ride.

A 5 star uber driver rating though...

Doesnt take much to get a 5 star rating from me -

1) Find me on time and stop right where I am.
2) Make sure your car dont stink and is clean.
3) If Im sitting in the back (which is always) don't talk to me and let me browse my phone/laptop in peace
4) Have the radio volume just below conversation level just in case I need to give direction or change of plans.
5) Most importantly dont get lost

 

[Mohamud]

Still haven't tried uber. Might give it a shot.

 

[VixR]

When traveling, it's cheaper and more convenient than every other option but still expensive af when you're tourist-painting the city. In NY, it's even cheaper than their flimsy rickshaws that look like a death wish (yh, there are actual effing rickshaws in NYC. I had to double take the first time I saw one, too).

I didn't know they rated their users.

 

[Abdalla]

Thank god for our excellent public transportation system. I appreciate the blessing when I am in other countries.

 

[Apollo]

@AbdiJohnson

Ever tried AirBnB? I hear there's racism against Blacks and Muslims on there.

 

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@AbdiJohnson

Ever tried AirBnB? I hear there's racism against Blacks and Muslims on there.

No. I'll use a hotel before I use air bnb

 

[Apollo]

No. I'll use a hotel before I use air bnb

Heh, why? It's much cheaper, especially in Touristy Hotspots/Big Cities. I've used it once in South Korea without issues.

 

[HalyeeyQaran]

When traveling, it's cheaper and more convenient than every other option but still expensive af when you're tourist-painting the city. In NY, it's even cheaper than their flimsy rickshaws that look like a death wish (yh, there are actual effing rickshaws in NYC. I had to double take the first time I saw one, too).

I didn't know they rated their users.

The pedicab? That's part of the tourist experience in NYC. It's out of the ordinary.

No, there aren't Indian-style engine-powered rickshaws in NYC. There are bike cabs that are similar to the horse drawn wedding carriages.

 

[MARAQ DIGAAG]

first thing these uber drivers ask me with their broken English : "you are faram Somalia "?

 

[Inactive]

Heh, why? It's much cheaper, especially in Touristy Hotspots/Big Cities. I've used it once in South Korea without issues.

I don't like staying in a strangers home. They can also accuse you of things like theft.

 

[Apollo]

first thing these uber drivers ask me with their broken English : "you are faram Somalia "?

Baasto has a big forehead, confirmed.

 

[MARAQ DIGAAG]

I had a normal sized head until the somali killer disease kicked in.

 

[VixR]

The pedicab? That's part of the tourist experience in NYC. It's out of the ordinary.

No, there aren't Indian-style engine-powered rickshaws in NYC. There are bike cabs that are similar to the horse drawn wedding carriages.

I've seen the horse-drawn carriages, we hitched a ride on one lol. Also seen bike cabs, and something that looks like a rickshaw, which when we asked the price was told something outrageous that immediately made my eyes bug out.