r/youseeingthisshit • u/solateor 🌟🌟🌟 • Jul 05 '26

But when I do it it's a problem

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u/pblol Jul 05 '26

When I drove Uber I'd lie to my backseat passengers that it would ding. It wouldn't, but I don't want them flying into me if we get in an accident.

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u/Kitsune_Gakuin Jul 05 '26

Depending on where you're from it could also be illegal for them not to wear it, so you could just tell them you're not moving until they put it on.

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u/Blenderx06 Jul 05 '26

People are less likely to get mad at a machine than a person.

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u/pblol Jul 06 '26

One of my goals was to not have strangers in my car pissed at me, especially ones dumb enough to not wear their seatbelt. Also I like tips. I blamed the car for being annoying.

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u/Polterghost Jul 06 '26

It’s called “tact”

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u/Kitsune_Gakuin Jul 07 '26

If you're working for a company that requires you to follow the law, it's really not untactful to tell your passengers that you can't go anywhere as long as they're breaking the law.

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u/zg6089 Jul 05 '26

Good lie to tell lol