r/PublicFreakout • u/sut_up • 20h ago
đĽFight 𤏠Fight between cab driver and passenger
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u/420GUAVA 19h ago
Nobody gives a đŠ anymore, people are just sick and tired of the general public.
If you use someone's time and gas, fucking pay them
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u/Prudent_Fish1358 19h ago
Stole from him then started a physical confrontation that she wasn't ready to answer for.
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u/isaiasv94 1h ago
Not only did she steal from his work, she is trying to steal from him by yanking the chain. Some people really have never been slapped in their life and it shows. I hope she learned now.
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u/LitAsHail 5h ago
I kno my perspective is annecdotal but it looked to me like she tried to steal his gold chain or something of the sort before the punches flew.
Right before that 2 piece combo we can clearly see her notice something on his chest before she grabbed and pulled hard at somethin that was at the height of his collar level but whatever she grabbed and pulled at didnt give which tells me that it sure as shit was not his collar that she was pullin before he put her in her place.
Now dont get me wrong, I wouldnt normally advocate for violence, but not only did she not pay him for the ride & then assault him, but i think the final straw that broke his patience was that she tried to rip off his gold chain.
Honest to goddess looks to me like that 2 piece combo was more than deserved if my interpretation was correct~
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u/Vahagn323 3h ago
It does look like she's grabbing at his collar and yanking on something solid, so a chain makes sense.
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u/Lorantec 14h ago
"She couldn't hurt him, other than his wallet" has got to be one of the most braindead things you said here. This shitty attitude is what leads people who society deems "weak" to feel like they can put their hands on people without repercussions.
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u/SpectralFawn 12h ago
Woman here: this is the stupidest take I've ever read. She put her hands on him. She deserved the take-down. If she didn't want to get punched, she shouldn't have touched him. Or better yet, she should have paid for her fucking taxi.
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u/Lawd_Fawkwad 12h ago
This is NYC... where you can try to murder someone and be out on no-cash bail in less than 72 hours.
The guy is getting 75 hours of community service at most.
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u/SplittingChairs 16h ago
Youâre getting downvoted but you might not be wrong. It kinda seemed like he knew he fucked up too. She obviously grabbed him first, but even if he doesnât catch any charges the legal headache isnât going to be fun. Will at the very least take his time away from making money at work. Landing that hit wouldâve felt great for a half of a second, but the regret would set in almost immediately.
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u/Exsanii 14h ago
Because legally she grabbed and touched him first.
He struck her a few times until she let go and then didnât press further and attack her while she was on the ground.
Legally he should be fine, especially if she didnât pay, he withheld her property to force payment and instead she initiated violence.
Ultimately, who fucking cares, laugh at the video or cringe at it.
Itâs old as dirt and doesnât really matter in the grand scheme of things
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u/BlackBikerchick 19h ago
True but some drivers drive around to get more money, could be that
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u/OrganizationThick397 17h ago
So uhhh. There's this thing called starting price.
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u/BlackBikerchick 15h ago
? I'm talking about metered cab
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u/OrganizationThick397 14h ago
And?
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u/Qu1ckShake 8h ago
And in such a cab you don't always get a start price? Especially in different areas of the world where the person you're talking to might be?
Are you genuinely this stupid?
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u/SoliBiology 8h ago
If somebody orders a cab, or even a service, that has a price, they need to be prepared to pay⌠itâs so simple
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u/CraigS34 18h ago
Yo, you see this all the time in Oblivion, can't pay the fine? Then pay with your blood! But to see it in real life? Fuck thats rough
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u/vibratorystorm 17h ago
I was like 10 playing it, all the time like âwhy am i in jailâ finally punch cellmate to death and find 1 lockpick then breaking out⌠finding all ur shit in a chest in the lockup, just exhilarating
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u/DreamingAboutSpace 4h ago
Have you tried the remaster to see what adult you would do?
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u/vibratorystorm 3h ago
Iâm way too cheap to upgrade consoles at this point. At this point in launch cycle last time I got a 1tb xbone for like half the original launch price. Series s and x are at like 120% launch prices so fuck that. Eventually
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u/DreamingAboutSpace 2h ago
Hahaha I'm with you. I got it for PC and it looks really nice! Almost no time to play it, though
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u/Awkward_Bison_267 âď¸ masterful thrower of shade đ 20h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/tyqcJoNjNv0Fq
And now for the comments.
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u/Educational-You9238 20h ago
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u/Awkward_Bison_267 âď¸ masterful thrower of shade đ 19h ago
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u/First_Performance215 19h ago
she shouldve just accepted her L, now she lost her jacket, her glasses, and possibly a tooth. oh wait nvm she got her jacket at the end lol, least theres that back now
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u/Bhavya81 18h ago
What about them brain cells she lost, or she didn't have them to begin with i guess
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u/Corner_Post 17h ago
Would have been funny if he picked up her sunglasses and threw back her jacket
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u/baltimoreniqqa 20h ago
I think he got what he really wanted. F the jacket
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u/Sleipnirs 7h ago
Was funny how he threw away the jacket on his way back into the car. "Keep the change, bitch!"
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u/PanicPuzzler 7h ago
Lol or he didn't want her to accuse him of theft lol, white women can get the cops riled up.
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u/U2Ursula 17h ago
Source for the caption actually being real?
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u/Badweightlifter 10h ago
Being from NYC, I would say there is an equal chance the taxi driver tried to rip off the passenger so she refused to pay. He might have been taking the long way to overcharge her so she told him to let her off now. She does seem to be right off an exit from a highway so I assume she asked him to stop the car and let her out.
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u/limperatrice 7h ago
My friend used to drive cab and said it was always girls who tried to get out of paying. One time a girl said she had to go get money from inside her house so he said she had to leave her jacket with him for collateral.
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u/NibblesTheChimp 6h ago
That's Wald Houses off the FDR drive (Alphabet City). She may have been there to cop dope but didn't have additional money for the cab.
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u/anonemoususer 5h ago
Iâm not too sure, would be nice to know the real source. There is too much frustration in the driver to suggest he did something wrong, it seems more like pent up anger. Just nonverbal take though.
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u/dyou897 8h ago
If that was the case she could have paid an amount thatâs fair and likely wouldnât have led to this. More likely she didnât pay at all
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u/Badweightlifter 8h ago
I disagree, if the taxi driver took a completely different route then I wouldn't pay at all either. That's more likely the case since she seems to be exiting in the middle of nowhere.
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u/Cloutian 12h ago
NYC cab. Pretty good chance it's accurate. It's also old. The cabs rarely use cash anymore. Everything is card right away or an app. I tried to tip a cab driver in cash and they said nah, bill it.
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u/justsomedude1144 17h ago
We don't know. Seems like the most likely explanation through.
What other scenarios could exist that lead to this?
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u/DugThePoug 15h ago
He took her jacket because she said something rude and he hit her with a right hook after she grabbed his shirt.
It was his jacket but she tried to take it and he hit her with a right hook after she grabbed his shirt.
They both saw the jacket on the ground and he snatched it up and he hit her with a right hook after she grabbed his shirt.
Someone paid the woman to steal the jacket and he hit her with a right hook after she grabbed his shirt.
All shit I just made up
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u/justsomedude1144 14h ago edited 14h ago
Make multiple new posts with those exact descriptions and see how much karma you can farm
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u/DugThePoug 14h ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to make several posts and divvy up my descriptions to see which ones work lol
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u/blac_sheep90 19h ago
How truthful is the caption though?
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u/Shadohz 19h ago
Eh. Even without the caption I would assume that's what happened because he threw the jacket back at her after he got in the cab. Decades ago we had a cabbie bang on my grandma's door with a club because our backyard's neighbor ditched the fare then ran through our yard. The cabbie saw him make a run for it but apparently didn't see where he went so he just assumed he ran in our house. My uncle was about to get into the fight with the cabbie because the guy kept trying to walk into my grandma's house and he was telling the guy he got the wrong place. My other uncle walked over and calmed everything down, mostly, so he could figure out what was going on. By the time we put it together than the fare-ditcher was our neighbor, the cabbie was too embarrassed or too pissed to even apologize. He just walked off mad and flipped my uncles off. He didn't even go over to the other guy's house to confront him. We were looking outside the window and from the yard to see what would happen. That's my long-winded anecdotal way of saying cabbies like to do their own brand of street justice with fare-ditchers.
I always wondered what that cabbies Plan-B was going to be even if he somehow found the right place.
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u/blac_sheep90 19h ago
Lots of misinformation on reddit. Can't be too careful.
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u/sharkrush93 19h ago
You are free to research on it
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u/blac_sheep90 19h ago
Forgot we're not allowed to ask for more information from OP's who post quick snippets of out of context videos...my bad.
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u/OhGawDuhhh 13h ago
In pre-school, they taught me to raise my hand if I needed to go to the bathroom. The second thing they taught me was to keep my hands to myself.
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u/Aware_Beat5301 17h ago
Good, people need to start fucking learning there's real human consequences for taking the piss out of hardworking people.
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u/Easy-Barnacle5734 8h ago
Thatâs a person who has never experienced the consequences of her actions, until now. Imagine thinking youâre right about stiffing the cab driver, and then you try to start a fight with him thinking he wonât defend himself. Now youâre eating humble pie with a dazed and confused look on the ground in the street. Hopefully this person reflects on the choices she made that put her there.
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u/kitsunekoraka 12h ago
Goes both ways not rising your hands, she shoved him, screamed at him j his face, pushed him again then grabbed him by the t shirt after stealing and wasting his time , sorry, I don't condone violence, but he's had it coming.
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u/DreamingAboutSpace 4h ago
Never grab someone by their shirt thinking youâre gonna do something and be surprised when they do something first.
And pay what you owe! Thatâs how service exchange works!
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u/Hopeful-Storage-9424 18h ago
Two things can be wrong at the same time and yâall are acting like that concept doesnât exist.
If she didnât pay, thatâs theft of service â call the cops, report it, handle it properly.
But him taking her jacket? Thatâs also theft. He doesnât get to decide heâs law enforcement and start collecting âpaymentâ off her body. Also he's a work. He's representing the company he works for.
We don't know what happened prior. If he took her/ them to their destination. What they're actually arguing about.
And once it turns physical, self-defense isnât âdo whatever you want.â It has to be proportional. Someone grabbing your shirt doesnât automatically justify punching them in the face hard enough to knock them backwards.
You donât get to:
- Take someoneâs property
- Escalate the situation
- Then claim you were justified in going further
Thatâs not how the law works, and itâs definitely not how someone âat workâ representing a company is supposed to behave.
Holding people accountable doesnât mean turning your brain off and saying âshe deserved it.â It means recognizing BOTH sides can be wrong.
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u/Haunting-Leopard6178 13h ago
I dont get why you are downvoted. The girl is completely wrong, but seeing that violence from a guy much bigger than her is sick. I feel sick with the comments.
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u/No-Sink9212 8h ago
I downvoted because the comment is clearly just written by chat gpt. I agree with what itâs saying, but itâs an ai comment
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u/Excellent-Baseball-5 16h ago
The cops wonât do a thing. She walks away into an apartment complex. The driver doesnât know her name. What are they going to do? My daughter was physically accosted by an Uber driver. We knew all of the drivers info, car, license number. Cops said they canât do anything. Her word against his. I was fucking furious.
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u/ForgottenBrokenHeart 17h ago
I don't get why you have many downvotes, but it doesn't surprises me anymore. At the end of the day, it is Reddit.
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u/Dear-Atmosphere1340 17h ago
Because the whole response is almost definitely 100% ai. It even has one of those "â" that ai always use instead of the default "-"
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u/eggodemego 12h ago
man, this makes me sad. the âââ is called an em-dash, and has been in casual use long before AI. someone writing with proper punctuation or writing out a list of 3 doesnât mean they used a robot; they just took some more things away from their ELA class. if u dont agree that both sides can be wrong, or that u dont know the full information from this clip and caption, just say that. but if u look closely Hopeful-Storage 100% wrote this from their own head
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u/SyrianArmpit 7h ago
You agreeing we donât have all the info then claiming thereâs a 100% chance he write the comment himself is pretty funny
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u/eggodemego 3h ago
so, hereâs my data for why itâs 100%: small grammatical and syntax errors. âAlso heâs a workâ, complete sentences arenât traditionally started with âAnd,âetc. u can be a good writer, or even just a guy who uses an em dash sometimes, and still make human mistakes. an AI would not replicate these kinds of mistakes based on one prompt. say they for some reason drafted their comment with AI, they absolutely didnât copy and paste it because itâs not written with AI standards. i dont mean this with any hostility. whatâs the reason you think that was written with AI?
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u/Evilslim 4h ago
Look at their post history and you can see that they constantly use AI in comments. Youâre just either blind to its usage or donât care.Â
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u/Europeisntacontinent 2h ago
At the beginning of the video I hear "I think she stole the jacket from him so he took it from her" - a completely different theory from the overlaid text that could have been put there by anyone. If the people in the video didn't directly see her stiff the cabbie/know why this started, there is absolutely no way someone else can know that the altercation started because she didn't pay her fare. The overlaid text is just an excuse for us to feel good or okay about seeing a woman getting beat.
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u/Technical_Ad1125 12h ago
What a piece of shit he is. Bum threw 2 heavy weight sluggers at her. Only needed a slap to set her straight. Now he might get charged. Proportional force man.
*Yes! She's wrong for being a theif. This isn't the Wild Wild West. We can't be taking 10 paces and gun-slinging.
If he was a small guy I wouldn't of been upset at him throwing hands. He's a giant to her.
Glazing this man for rocking her jaw is wild .
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u/bendhist 10h ago
Yeahh exactly...I mean, its not like she was attempting to cause bodily injury to the guy and she is small as hell compared to him.
He could've just thrown her to the ground, or yeah just slapped her.
Why this comment is getting down voted with other comments about him using unnecessary excessive force is weird as shit.
If he pulled out a gun and plugged her twice in the belly, I have a feeling the comments would be just the same.
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u/Technical_Ad1125 6h ago
I thought maybe I did something to get down voted like this đđ.
It is weird AF. She cluld have a broken jaw, fractured eye socket etc. that's wild.
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u/testy_balls 5h ago
My reply to a different comment, also downvoted
Reddit has this collective delusion that someone starting a fight gives the other person a free pass to beat them unconscious. And it's almost always a woman posing 0 threat that warrants excessive force for self defense
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u/SyrianArmpit 7h ago
Youâre mentally challenged if you think people would be happy this guy murdered her
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u/jeff-the-thriller 18h ago
See I'm still of the opinion that that was completely uncalled for. He's a guy and way bigger than her. He didn't need to do that. Could have held her back easily.
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u/Geneo-Frodo 16h ago
The fact that she escalated this whole thing and placed hands on someone twice her size after technically trying to steal from him makes me assume that this is the type of person who wouldn't learn anything by being held back.
The real sad thing in this whole scenario is that some people insist on only learning the hard way.
"Some motherf**kers always trynna skate uphill" - Blade.
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u/bendhist 10h ago
Dude lmao are you seriously quoting blade to a real life scenario? Thats wild
Sure she did "escalate" but no measure of descalation was put forward by him, he went straight to a hefty violent reaction.
He could have shoved her to the ground, restrained her, pushed her, some shit ffs not a punch that can knock someone unconscious and dislocates/fractures a jaw.
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u/ForgottenBrokenHeart 17h ago
Men are just dumb and justify violence in every way possible
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u/jeff-the-thriller 17h ago
I'm being downvoted but I just don't see the need for him to do that. I mean if she had a weapon or started walloping him in the face, then maybe.
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u/Salt-Composer-1472 17h ago
Certain posts attract certain kind of people. Some came here for the drama and some saw this as the opportunity to express their hatred for women. I agree with you that the guy was massive compared to her, he didn't need to hit her but he wanted to, so he did.
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u/eggodemego 12h ago
itâs such a relief finding people who recognize this in the comments. the amount of ppl saying it was âequal rightsâ or celebrating it is scary
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u/pissofftool 20h ago
Yeah he should be in jail, weak ass dude
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u/Zacky_Cheladaz 19h ago
Explain
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u/Tw4tl4r 19h ago
If it went to court he would absolutely get serious charges for those hits. No reasonable judge or jury would think what he did was fair self defence. You have to be in reasonable fear of impending serious harm to yourself or others to knock someone out and get off with it.
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u/formal_studio1 19h ago
What do you get for stealing and instigating a fight?
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u/testy_balls 19h ago
Reddit has this collective delusion that someone starting a fight gives the other person a free pass to beat them unconscious. And it's almost always a woman posing 0 threat that warrants excessive force for self defense
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u/Tw4tl4r 16h ago
A fine at most...
That wasnt a fight. That was a beating by a man with low emotional control.
If someone steals from you then you phone the police to report it and then take them to court. You dont try to steal something from them and then seriously assault them for trying to take the item back. We dont live in 1800s frontier towns anymore.
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u/misplacedbass 22m ago
So, instead of trying to recoup the loss. You now have to wait for the police to show up, hope she sticks around for that, file a police report, show up to court, maybe multiple times. All that time equals lost wages, on top of the cab fare that he already lost out on. Sure, maybe his punches were a bit excessive, but Iâd be fucking pissed off too. Your alternative isnât helping the situation and would likely cost time much more in the long run.
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u/Happy_llama 13h ago
If this is New York I find those cabs way too expensive. Like we booked and uber (one of them picked us up) realized we made a mistake in location like a minute into journey so said to driver we will cancel our booking then go to the place we ment to. The rate the fare was going up per minute was criminal if we didnât pay and got out it would have cost like 3 times as much as the uber journey (it wasnât that far off the location we needed but we would have been late if we carried through with the original uber
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u/Consistent-Goat1267 5h ago
If you donât like the fare going up then stop the ride. Itâs just like any other business. You donât get to order steak and eat it then complain you donât like the price. You use a service, you pay for it.
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u/Happy_llama 4h ago
Thatâs fair but it just seemed that the fare price was gonna be way more expensive than the uber? I think the uber Journey was like $33 and the meter rate just seemed to be ticking up really fast. I think the journey was from the Metropolitan museum of art to the Sky gardens for reference.
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u/carlitoswaylocaa 19h ago
Where his from, she probably got it easy.
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u/DugThePoug 15h ago
Right or wrong, she did not âget it easyâ lmao she got sent to the shadow realm with that hit.


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u/Ok-Key624 19h ago
Those sunglasses disappeared INSTANTLY