> Orders a Lyft late at night
> Driver arrives
> I get in the car
> Driver takes off, doors lock
> Can’t see driver really at all until we’re at a stop light because it’s so dark
> I open my phone and the Lyft app is up still
> Photo of driver is an overweight, elderly white man named Chris.
> I realize in the light the driver is a young skinny Hispanic man. Complete mismatch.
> I try to ask him about it but he speaks no English
> Doors are locked so I can’t get out
> Successfully was dropped off at my location
> Immediately reported to Lyft
ALWAYS. CHECK. YOUR DRIVERS. I felt like an idiot not matching the driver with the photo prior to getting in the car, but to be honest, why should anyone have to do this? What if I was intoxicated getting a ride home from a bar? Do you know how many people don’t check photos of their drivers before getting in? I usually check plates. Passengers shouldn’t have to worry about random illegals as their drivers. Incredibly unsafe and horrifying experience. What the absolute fresh fuck is going on here
Israeli hostages are released. An historic peace deal is signed. Nations rejoice.
And this is how California’s governor reacts.
He’s a child surrounded by idiots.
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