Summary
In this conversation, Brad and Josh share some humorous and bizarre stories from their experiences as Uber drivers. They discuss encounters with interesting passengers, including a man who wanted to travel the country in his new truck and a mistaken pickup of a male prostitute. They also touch on the importance of keeping doors locked and windows up for safety. The hosts invite listeners to share their own stories and feedback.
Takeaways
- Always keep your doors locked and windows up for safety, especially in sketchy areas or late at night.
- Encountering previous passengers can be a delight and an opportunity for follow-up conversations.
- The hosts invite listeners to share their own Uber stories and feedback for future episodes.
- The conversation veers off-topic at times, but remains light-hearted and humorous throughout.
Chapters
00:00 Trainwrecked. We'll figure it out.
02:04 Encounters with Interesting Passengers
08:08 The Importance of Safety and Locking Doors
09:35 Delighting in Encountering Previous Passengers
23:10 Inviting Listeners to Share Their Uber Tales
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