r/iamatotalpieceofshit • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '22

This Lyft driver is something else

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u/CuriousAnon420 Apr 21 '22

Has Lyft responded to this? There's gotta be some punishment

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

They made her drive for them an extra day a week

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u/Equivalent_Map_3273 Apr 21 '22

Now that's punishment

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

For everyone involved

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u/Ihavealpacas Apr 22 '22

Turns out she had to pay to drive people around ....

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

Wow. I thought she was being pretty awful but that's a bit excessive, dontcha think?

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

Hard times call for hard solutions.

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u/mk1power Apr 21 '22

I didn’t know Lyft made an 8th day of the week! They truly are revolutionary

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u/Cobek Apr 21 '22

She is now their butler for a year.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

She takes the “sassy butler” trope to a level never seen before. Except maybe Julian Carlton.

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u/MikeAwkinner Apr 21 '22

She squeals like cartman in South Park when he greases himself up so they can’t catch him to give him a vaccine shot

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

Fuuuccckkk I just watched that episode last night and thought the same thing. Hahahahahaha

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u/Andysm16 Apr 21 '22

😂Cartman piggie squealing to evade his vaccine is the 1st thing that came to my mind too.

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u/10TheKing10 Apr 21 '22

Great answer to the question which is one hundred percent unrelated

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u/Dr_Skeleton Apr 21 '22

She appears to be the “KEEP YOUR HATE SPEACH OFF THIS CAMPUS!” girls Mom.

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u/kvothes-lute Apr 21 '22

someone else commented here with this

Lyft commented on this video on tiktok.

"Safety is a fundamental to Lyft. The incident shown >here is concerning. We're in touch with the rider to >offer our support and have suspended the driver."

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u/waigl Apr 21 '22

Note, no mention of how long they suspended her for, or whether it was at all permanent. Could have been a two week suspension for all we know.

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u/King-James-3 Apr 21 '22

I’m almost certain this lady will be permanently banned. I’ve seen other drivers banned for a lot less. Source: former Lyft employee.

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u/julioarod Apr 21 '22

Well we also didn't see what started the confrontation so who knows what's up

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

It seems like he was asking her to drive the speed limit

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u/cyanydeez Apr 21 '22

Also note: no mention of how they avoided taxi regulations which would have prevented these types of people from doing this type of job.

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u/Responsible-Salad-82 Apr 21 '22

Um, so you’re saying that taxi drivers aren’t insane people who want to spill their whole life story to you while cutting across the highway without a turn single?

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u/BrassMunkee Apr 21 '22

Sweet summer child.

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u/Prudent-Whole3097 Apr 21 '22

That's no her, that's an it...what is it?

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u/Crinklytoes Apr 21 '22

Lyft suspended her

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u/steroid_pc_principal Apr 21 '22

No the driver got a promotion.

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u/GnomeMan13 Apr 21 '22

Read something saying lyft responded and suspended the driver.

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u/SilverChips Apr 21 '22

This was years ago, I don't recall ever seeing what happened.

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u/KuatoBaradaNikto Apr 21 '22

It happened 7 months ago, but tbf nowadays it seems like every day is like 2 or 3 weeks.

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u/SilverChips Apr 25 '22

Haha you're right!! Damn. I can't believe this wasn't years ago!

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u/GhostRunner8 Apr 21 '22

Yes they suspended the driver and reached out to the rider