Chances are that random driver probably didn't have bad intentions, and I don't want to discourage random acts of kindness... but i think picking up drunk strangers from a bar at 2 am is just asking for trouble. What do you think?
You’re right Eddie, I don’t think I’d go that far and take drunk strangers home at 2 in the morning, but during the day and as long as it’s not a couple of drunks, I’d help out anytime:)
I completely understand the not trusting people who are too nice thing. I’m very uncomfortable if a person is too nice to me off rip, especially if I get weird vibes off of them. After a while you can tell if they’re genuinely nice or malicious to some extent, but in general I’m wary.
Props to you man that you handled this the best you could. It's definitely not part of the job description but impossible to avoid sometimes I guess. People can be difficult while straight up sober and I'd bet many rides especially on weekends are for intoxicated customers.
I used to drive Uber in the same general area. One night, I finish up and go to grab a beer at my favorite pub. As I sit down, I see the bartender is having an issue with a customer who's obviously obliterated. He was trying to leave and she has his keys. She tells him she can't let him drive, and asks him to get an Uber. This guy is so hammered that he doesn't know where his phone is to use the app, so I go over and say hi. After a few minutes, I tell the guy I'm an Uber driver and since he only lives a couple of miles away, I'll give him a ride for free. I take the guy home and he acts like I donated a kidney. Tells me he realizes he shouldn't be driving and that it'll be a pain to go pick up his truck the next day, but he drives for work and a DUI would be bad news. As I drop him off, he pulls out a wad of cash and peels off a $100 bill. I tell him it's not necessary but he basically gets out of my car and leaves it on the seat. I drive back to the bar and have a few drinks. The bartender thanked me and picked up my tab, so I tipped her the hundred, since she was the real hero. Months later, I end up picking up the same guy, didn't remember him at all. Somehow, he remembered me (surprised he remembers anything from that night) and thanks me again and tips me a $20. You just never know.
@@Driver_Eddie not sure how to feel about the "I just came home from a football game" detail. Either an innocent dude trying to show his perspective in an interesting way, or a creep throwing out random details to make himself look less shady.
@@Driver_Eddie dude that is weird at the same time it was a terrible situation from the gate just glad you got out of it and nothing bad happened that you know of :p
I think I would’ve driven to the guy’s house first, dropped him off and then driven the woman home. To me, it doesn’t matter whether it’s the man or woman saying “no”. If someone doesn’t want someone at their house, that’s it. The person that’s being pushy can either get out of the car and find their own way home or get dropped off first.
In my brief experience doing rideshare I don’t really have a whole lot of options with who I take first. Matter of fact I didn’t usually see the multi stop ride until I’m on the way. Meaning I know the first destination but don’t know the second until I’m at the first. It’s not an ideal system. Perhaps it’s changed since but it’s not something I did frequently.
Problems with that ; a) the drunk guy would almost certainly have caused problems when they got to his place b) the driver would have had to find out where the guy lived, it could have been miles away, will the woman pay?
As a mother of two girls, I appreciate your concern for your passenger. Just wish she had finished her ride with you and got home without Mr. Can't take no as an answer.
I was at the doctor, about to leave, and I hear this lady (with her difference in abilities grandson) talking about how long they'd have to wait for the cab etc. I said "I'm heading out of town via highway xx, if that's the way you're going I'd gladly drop you on my way." She got very excited and accepted. As we were walking to my car I said "here, I'll show you my license and you can text my info to someone just so you have info of who you're riding with." She stops and says "what?" I repeat myself, then she starts pulling her grandson back into the building while saying "you know what, the cab won't be that long, I don't want to bother you. Thank you so much though, take care." My attempt at trying to reassure her made her more scared than taking a ride from a complete stranger. Moral of the story? I get what he means about serial killer 'moves.'
It's just that you were showing surprisingly much effort to make sure she would trust you, which is paradoxically a little suspicious. Not that you did anything wrong at all btw.
"I'm not an uber driver tho". "yea' I already paid for your cap". " no no I'm not an uber driver" "are you the white mazda?".....random guy - "😓uh yea" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣WTFF
Shujinko_mk doesnt make sense though the girl was already paying for the cars shes already in. No point of her cancelling at that point. Inevitably the guy should have got out
@@MayaLove666 He could have kicked the guy out of the car or taken him home first just for the sake of everyone's safety. If already at the point of meeting "John", He could have refused to leave until he did get the entire scope of the situation. Accepting this rider makes him at least somewhat responsible for his rider's safety (even if he cancels). If you do not agree, that is fine. What about his responsibility as a fellow human being? I don't blame the driver for wanting to wash his hands of the situation, but there are PLENTY of things he could have done differently that would have ensured the safety of all parties involved. He did, indeed, take the easy way out.
@@friedenstone9779 The guy clearly didn't want to go home, so nothing would stop him from throwing a tantrum again, and Eddie didn't even know where he lived to begin with, since it wasn't part of the drive, he would have to voluntarily give his address. Kicking him out of the car is virtually no different from what happened in the video either, there is no guarantee the woman wouldn't just leave with the guy. The driver is not a babysitter, he can't force two adults to remain apart.
Uber should add an emergency button for its drivers to activate when something this shady surfaces. The police are then sent a tracking signal and can pull the driver over for a bad taillight to investigate the real situation.
@@downhomesunset yea ubers gonna have them made up registered on a network and send them out to every guy or girl who signs up as a driver. Theyre such a generous company they will absolutely be taking Lance's advice lol
He said he wasn’t an uber driver. He said he would take the guy and he was asking if you would take the girl. He tried to help you separate them I think. He said you take one, I take the other to you
@@shroomgoat sometimes when a girl says no she's lying. She didnt have to follow her guy friend but she did, and you could hear from her voice she was all happy and not even phased by his advances. In the end she followed him anyway and they most likely ended up having a sleepover.
You should keep an eye on the missing people reported in your area. If they are never reported missing, then there is a better chance that they are ok.
He seemed out of good character until he asked if you wanted to take them home separately. If anything, if he was just bein nice, he's probably been in a similar situation and caught ur situation while waiting to cool off a couple beers from the bar. Just a guess.
You’re definitely in the right to speak up. I drove Uber for 4 years. There was one ride I took where the dude sat in the front seat and girl in the back. They were clearly upset with each other and this dude was extremely wasted and being a little aggressive. He ended up passing out at one point and accidentally groped my leg/reached up for my junk in a drunken stupor...probably thinking I was a girl. After I threw his hand off and he passed back out I turned back to her and whispered to ask if she was safe. Her demeanor completely changed and she reassuringly told me yes and thank you, but I felt like I needed to make sure that she was safe just in case this dude was some random douchebag. As drivers, my personal opinion is that when people are inebriated that we have a moral extension of obligation to make sure our passengers are safe from themselves. I feel like you handled this well and that they were also sooooo hammered 😂
Eddie hon, yes! People can be that nice. I’ve done that before. I was at a hospital for an appointment and two girls needed a ride home and they were scared to call an Uber (idk why). I over heard their convo and offered to drive them home. They accepted and I was glad to help. It was only like 8 miles away... They trusted me (I guess they saw me as the worried mom I can be) and I just wanted to make sure they got home safe. So yes, some people are that nice. I didn’t mind taking them home at all:)
Yeah, that didn't seem right, at all. I would never offer to give some random drunk guy a ride home. That guy in the back of your car could've had that guy meeting them or some shit. I would've taken the girl and told the guy to get out.
Omg 4 years ago I remember there were empty cans of alcohol in my girl's car and we had 4 girlfriends inside her car. My girl who was driving didn't want them in the car so she grabbed an empty can and throws it her window while driving in an avenue at night. A police car was right behind us without us knowing and there were two cops inside their patrol immediately drives besides us when they saw that thrown out. One of them said, " You're throwing that out right?" And nobody saw that coming my girl responded by saying yes and the cops leave. I didn't think they knew it was an empty alcohol can.
@@eveescobar5045 I don't know where you live but in just about everywhere I've ever been in America, it being empty does not matter and you go to jail for it. It's called "Open Container" - you are not allowed to have any open containers of alcohol even if the container is empty. Perhaps the cop was just trying to give you and your friends a break.
Uber needs to have video as a standard that is automatically routed and saved to the company servers and kept for months in case. Uber is scary for drivers. You have no idea who or how many people. They could overpower you. Yikes.
As an ex uber driver, I worked late nights in Seattle's capital hill district.. I have seen some shit in my day.. for this instance... I would have been a bit relieved to have it not be my problem any more.. I once drove around tracking my rider on the app. She kept moving around quickly.. she called me and begged me to not stop trying to find her. Said she was in trouble.. as another female late at night it became scary.. she said her ex was chasing her and that he was crazy.. wanted to hurt her. So I kept driving and found her.. got her in my car and locked the doors.. and just as I looked forward there he was standing in front of the car.. he quickly moved to my door trying to get in.. I told him to get off my car and pulled away quickly.. he followed us.. I took her to her destination.. but she was scared to get out.. as he was sitting there waiting.. screaming at her and cussing.. I closed out the app and told her I didn't feel right dropping her off there. 😒 I asked her if there was any one that she could call that she felt safe with.. some one that could meet us some place public.. she said that she could call her dad.. he was 40 min. Away.. so we parked at a public location and waited.. she just kept thanking me for helping her.. told me the ex wanted to rape her and beat her.. as a mother of young girls myself.. I told her he would have to get through me first.. Her father showed up and thanked me for helping his daughter.. all I could say was you are welcome.. and that I hoped someone would do the same for mine if they were ever in need.. they both have me a hug and went on their way.. I didn't make much money that night.. 😕but it sure felt good to be able to help that young girl.. Advice to you as an uber driver... always listen to your gut.. always.. it never lies to you.. if you feel something is off... don't chance it.. uber doesn't like to tell the public just how many drivers get hurt and killed.. Brought blessings to you.. stay safe
Clearly a play. Two dudes knew each other and knew both would end up at that woman’s house one way or another. Either the you would drive and the white car would follow or the dude pretending to be drunk would cause an issue and trick her into getting into the other car. Two things stood out to me: 1) The dude rolls the window all the way down to throw the can out. He wouldn’t do this normally because it’s raining, his intention was to get your attention and cause you to slow down or stop to give his buddy time to catch-up. 2) he identified the make of the car before seeing it “are you the white Mazda”. The other driver was not random. The guys know each other without a doubt.
Except A. If they have the car why would they not just take her in that or say hes the uber in the first place and B. He can identify the make of the car because when he used uber to call him it tells him that info and C. Him rolling the window down in the rain means absolutely nothing. Our boy is trashed, most likely enjoys the rain for a sec when hammered like we all do
@@runfatboyrun9111 A. Because she clearly ordered the Uber so he and his buddy decided to pivot. No doubt if she didn’t order a real Uber, he would have ordered one and it magically would have been the same white Mazda. B. except it even says in the audio “I’m not Uber”. So you’re telling me he called for an Uber and it was also the same make can color as the random dude who drove up? I stand by what I said, the whole thing stinks. It’s sketch AF
@@Rydman808 and if they were plotting to have the guy in the white mazda pose as an uber driver why would he yell "im not an uber driver"? Thanks for reminding me of that part. Youre desperately looking for something thats not there
I used to work at a bar that had a ""get home safe program""when the bar closed at 2 am and no cab/taxi are available or what not...so we had people volunteer who would be compensated for volunteering lol (for the gas they used) would take drunk/rowdy people home safely .... so yah I would say there is good in people
What if mazda dude heard im coming over dude inside badgering her about going him with her, and then saw them get into an uber together and got concerned, especially when you werent moving
i thought about this too, the fact that he almost immediately went from confused to action mode and instantly offered to separately drive them, it made me think that there is a strong chance he really WAS trying to make sure that girl got home okay. scary thing is, the guy knew and heard her address in the car, and couldve told the other guy it was his addy, and hav the guy dropped off at her house unknowingly, say he makes sure he is a little later than Eddie… just tough
Many theories in the comments and this one I feel is the closest/most likely. The only thing I was unsure of is when he "you take one, I take the other". Like, if he was willing to take the dude then that's great. I just hope that wasn't his plan to get the girl in his car, you know?
Some people are really nice with no agenda. I remember I and my mom went to another city by bus and arrived at 4 in the morning. the bus terminal was shut and there was no Taxi around. Then this car passed by, slowed down and reversed, and stopped by us asking where we're headed. We told him the district and he gave us a lift up to a place where was safer and could find cabs. And he didn't even accept the cash I was willing and persisting to pay. He was just being nice and human. It was around 20 years ago.
@@darlene9807 yea man, sadly the driver ended up being some unknown serial killer. Both of these individuals were brutally murdered the same night, and thrown in a ditch. Very sad indeed
The guy in car watched and listened to the ahole treat the girl like crap and tell her what he's going to do to her, so the other car watched for her safety, when you showed up and he saw they both go to car that's when he tried to hint it to you that the guy is ahole and she needs help, so he offered to separate them and take the guy away from her God Bless You
I think it's great that you went with your gut, or at least tried to. The male passenger might have changed his mind because you brought attention to the situation. Random 2nd driver? Very odd. It's sad that we have to worry about offending someone when we really just want to offer help or be kind. It's still a better world if we keep trying.
The idea was for the "random stranger" to take the guy out of the equation, and you possibly save the woman's life by driving her yourself. But it didn't work out that way and so there was probably a missing person report filed that week....
Jesus Christ, there's 2 drunk goofies, one is full of crap and the other takes all his crap if he tells her so. That's by itself messed up, but somehow you guys find a way to make this a sure case of serial killer/kidnapper. Have you been out in the real world? It's fucked up, but it's no horror movie. Go outside for a bit guys, jeeeez
But she was too drunk to pick up on the idea that random Mazda was trying to help her by offering to drive the man home separately. She wasn't aware of the danger she might be in and just kept following that obnoxious drunk dude. Hope everyone is okay.
@@essieadams8123 lol man, just try to stay out of sketchy places, chill, life is definitely not a horror movie, maybe more in America where every single chimp can buy a gun like he's buying shoes, but even there, most people that will interact with you don't have bad intentions, and even the ones with bad intentions generally isn't something like rape/murder/torture. If you live afraid of every single step you take, you're the one making your life a horror movie, not the people who interact with you in daily life...
This seems VERY OFF with the dude randomly coming up behind you and offer two drunk strangers a ride??????? And wants to drive them in two diffrent cars? It smells fishy as hell
First time I ever flew into NYC (~25 yrs ago)... I was supposed to have a car pick me up... He's not there... I'm waiting - asking every guy standing outside of a black car if he's my driver. I'm in a hurry and there is a driver (not a cab - in the limo line) who says, "I can probably get you where you need to go..." Two seconds later I'm in the back seat marvelling at the skyline... We go over a bridge, but it's obvious the driver isn't into small talk... Next thing I know we are pulling into the shipping yards/industrial area - he's driving slowly in between giant cargo containers... Turn after turn - hopelessly lost and no one around. It suddenly hits me that I'm about to get jumped... He's got my suitcase in the trunk... That's probably gone. I'm thinking he's gonna have some buddies pop out... I have no idea who he is. There are no markings anywhere... No commercial numbers or anything... I had jumped in the back of a regular black passenger vehicle. Fight or flight is kicking in as he coasts to stop in the middle of nowhere... He can see I'm ready to make a run for it, or maybe try to jack him in the jaw -and he turns around a gives me a creepy smile... He says, "hey - just making a point... Don't you EVER get in somebody's fu%#ing car out here if you don't know who they are... Got it?" I'm waiting for a gun... Some dudes coming at me from the side... He just stares at me. Then he chuckles, "bet you'll think next time, huh? Now what's that address?" And he turns around and starts driving slowly away... It actually took me a few minutes to realize I WASN'T getting jumped... Made for an awkward ride - how much do you tip for that? Good advice at the time. Won't forget it.
Wow. That was a father. My husband used to want to scare my kids out of trusting strangers by hiring a friend to do something similar. I am glad everything went OK, and I hope it gave you proper insight.
What I see is two really drunk people, what else I see is a predator that notices two really drunk people and out of *kindness* he will take the load off you, for *free* .... No this was very very weird. Then again, could've been the drunk guys buddy, as they could've possibly had intentions to assault that lady, especially after him seeing you wasn't going to take him home with her. Just a thought
Yeah that's most likely the case. I think the 2 guys 100% knew each other. Possibly all 3 and their "drunkness" was an act to then rob a unsuspecting uber driver. White Mazda being the getaway driver. People wont even hold the door open for you at a store or say excuse me. Who the hell gives people free rides, especially drunk people?
@@D1Junk yeah exactly, this is why it's so hard to trust people nowadays... There is some great people in this world but man there is way more not so great people in this world and you really have to watch your back. Human life holds no value to these disgusting people. I hate seeing bad things happen to good people.. lots of evil prowling around these days. This is why I carry a 9mm daily, I hope I never have to use it but being prepared is the first step. God speed brother
@@D1Junk it was kinda obvious that they didn't know eachother imo..why would u need to tell somebody u kno that ur not a Uber driver?? it sounds more like drunk guy called a buddy with a white Mazda, but mistook someone else with a similar looking car..
So wait am I understanding this correctly? They BOTH got out and went into another car or just the guy? Cause if all you did was dump the problem on someone else that doesn’t solve anything and it doesn’t prevent this girl from getting raped. She said no. You tell the guy I’ll take you home first then her. If he refuses. Call the police.
I think it can be circumstantial. The dude looked like he was trying to check on you and deescalate the situation. He probably didn't want to give them a ride but when the drunk guy kept insisting, the stranger gave in. It's surprising to see how easily people will give in, when put on the spot. Then he realized what he got into so to minimize the drama in his own car he was hoping you'd be able to keep them separate. He probably saw the dude throw a bottle out and was more concerned for you then he was for the two other people. My mom is weirdly nice where she'll help anyone and get herself into a dangerous situations. The guy was just caught in an awkward spot and wasn't sure how to proceed. Kinda feel bad for him.
It's not bad to wonder what happened to him, but we don't know the whole story and it's much better to stay safe than sorry so assuming that it's a weird gesture isn't really out of the question. You're right though that it's much better to remember the dude as just someone wanting to do nice and take the drunk "couple" home.
@@iordanissapidis3534 lmao don't you think that would be dumb? As one time getting pulled over, driver license ran, and no kids? That would raise any officers eyebrow. Paranoia is running rampant! lol
Yes... sometimes people will offer to give a random drunk person a ride home... especially when you are concerned about them trying to drive themselves home! I met a friend for a beer at a local bar some years back. A couple of wasted women there were friendly and my friend was interested in one of them and they struck up a conversation. One thing led to another and before long it was like we were all four on a double blind date. I was not at all interested and was kind of miffed at my buddy trying to get laid when I hadn't seen him in a couple of years. He had just come home from overseas service... and by the way, he was married at this time!!! Yikes! So needless to say, I thought the whole thing rather odd and kind of a bullshit thing to do. I was the single guy (at the time) just wanting to see my buddy who I hadn't seen in nearly 2 years, and he's trying to get laid by a total stranger, while her friend came on to me. Well this gal and him ended up leaving together. Apparently she had come to the bar in her friends car (the friend who was now hitting on me and drunk!). He, being such a "saint", offered to take her home (yeah, he got some, which is just sad to me). So I finish my second beer and leave the place only to have her friend follow me out, car keys in her hand as she is clearly buzzed beyond all safe driving conditions. I watch her as she hits the lock button several times on the remote and then yank on the locked car door. Then she hit the panic button and it took her about 20 seconds to turn it off. So I had to do something. I told her she was too wasted to drive and offered to call her a cab. She agreed she shouldn't drive but she was NOT going to wait on a taxi - no way, no how. So I offered to take her home. She was very willing, to say the least. She said her apartment was just a few miles from the bar (which surprisingly it was). She came on to me in my car, asking inappropriate questions and just generally doing everything but asking me to F her. I pulled up to her building and she, very very slowly, got out of the car and handed me a piece of paper. It was her phone number she had jotted down... with only 6 digits! LOL! That was over 20 years ago.... I'm not so sure I would be as nice today, considering how some people will lie and play the "victim".
Dude you are awesome! It's great that you record everything, just in case. It's great that you were concerned. It's great that you remained calm the entire time. You did the right thing, and the best thing to do at the time.
One night while I was in college, I had come out of a movie and dinner with a friend past 1 o’clock in the morning, and as I was driving through the mall parking lot, I saw two teens sitting on a bench by one of the entrances to the mall. The mall had closed at 10 o’clock. I parked my car and asked them what they were doing. They said they were waiting for the girl’s sister to pick them up, but she was supposed to be there before the mall had closed. I offered them my cellphone to call someone. The only person they could call was the sister. She called, and over the call, I could hear that the sister was at a club or party, and she yelled at her sister to leave her alone and find another way home. I asked if they had anyone else they could call. They said they didn’t, so I ended up taking them home. I took the girl home first, then I took the boy home. They were very appreciative, but I told them that they shouldn’t strand themselves in the future. In the end, I was mostly in disbelief of the apathy the older sister showed toward her younger sister.
You never know people's intentions. Very well possibly could have saved her from a terrible situation. Guys a scumbag anyways, open intox, gets beer all over your car, and hes wearing a fedora..
This is odd. I’m curious to know what the driver of the white Mazda saw to prompt him into action. I like to think he knew he was at a bar and that he was likely one of the few sober individuals. Maybe he really was just trying to make sure everybody was safe and not driving drunk.
Yeah really what the heck is that random guy doing haha, what even gave him a clue that something was wrong? Like he couldn't see into the car, why did he ask if they were okay? But none of it was your fault, you do what you can with the information and gut feeling you have at the time. If anything did go wrong after this I still wouldn't say you had any fault.
Isn't it sad that a random person trying to help out makes us suspicious in this modern day and age? Random acts of kindness make us worry that the person is up to no good. How sad is that?
No matter the roll.man. she said, no. Brother or dad, no is no..what the he'll. As a wiman, we don't want u near..its ok to listen. If he's not in the app...call another uber. get it straight.
Bravo Eddie on this channel. Just found it today and have binge watched probably 70% of your videos. I truly dig the fact that u critique some of the rides. U seem like an all around good guy, who makes a seemingly awkward ride with a total stranger, a fun & enjoyable one.
ahh geez I'm so sorry to hear about your losses! Most of these videos happened before covid, I'm not an anti-masker by any means, I actually sell them at my website eddiepdoyle.com and the proceeds go to a covid relief fund- i'm like everyone else.. just trying to figure out my way through this crazy thing and hoping it ends soon. sorry again about your losses, that has to be tough. I remember how stressful and worrisome it was with my grandmother, crazy times
thewrtingwriter Sorry to hear about your losses but many of these "covid deaths" were caused by other contributing factors. I'm not saying that is the case with your family members but we have to keep in perspective that the numbers are definitely inflated.
@@DevotedDisciple-x "Other factors" aside, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive today if covid was handled better in the US. Sure, these other factors could have killed these people eventually, but there's absolutely no denying the damage covid has caused. The misinformation is so strong that I've seen people who think it's called covid-19 because there were 18 other failed attempts. Yikes.
You should've taken the girl home while he took the male home, as he had already offered for each of you to take one rider home. That would've let you finish your uber ride by dropping her off, but it more importantly would have kept her safe in case the new driver had bad intentions or just agreed to drop both off.. Obviously you didn't have to at all, it just would have been the good thing to do, rather than to let it just be someone else's problem. Everyone makes mistakes in the heat of the moment though, so don't worry that not doing the right thing one time would make you a bad person; It's our past experiences and choices that make us who we are today. Since your current choices make your past, just keep that in mind to enable you to be the you that you wish you were. :) Peace
A few years ago a stranger offered me a ride home, in retrospect I should’ve said no, but it was late I was tired and didn’t feel like walking 30 minutes home so I accepted, the person was a lady in her 30’s possibly and she said she saw me around before and wanted to give me a ride. Luckily I didn’t let her actually drop me off right at my house just a couple blocks away. But only now do no realize how sketchy and potentially dangerous that was.
😂how big did your eyes get when the Samaritan told them to just move his kid seat😂 And I'm with you, bit Sus to just randomly offer people a lift (when your by yourself). You don't know what they're capable of. But then he also tried to seperate them. Hmm I wondering which one he would have chosen to take. Just stumbled on this channel. Love the insight. And varying situations and personalities
Dude that guy had bad intentions for sure, no sober guy is coming home from a football game at night and wants to give a ride to a stranger that drunk. What a crazy series of events from the moment the ride started to where it ended.
Not sure I would do this today, but 5yrs ago I gave a random stranger a ride home from a bar only becuase he was a fellow Soldier and his buddies were nowhere to be found. Not saying service members aren’t dangerous, but being in the service myself I knew the trouble he could have gotten into if he got pulled over for drinking and driving.
For those saying drop the guy off first, how do you think he'll get the address when neither party would cooperate? She insisted on being dropped home first and the other guy didn't want to be dropped off home. You can only try to help someone so much.
different states have different rules. in pennsylvania, no, but from my understanding in delawate as long as its not the driver that is holding the drink passengers are allowed to be drinking
I think it’s more likely that the guy was just trying to help but it’s sketchy either way. People who do this out of genuine kindness have boundaries issues that also need attention.
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Chances are that random driver probably didn't have bad intentions, and I don't want to discourage random acts of kindness... but i think picking up drunk strangers from a bar at 2 am is just asking for trouble. What do you think?
How you doing Eddie ?
You’re right Eddie, I don’t think I’d go that far and take drunk strangers home at 2 in the morning, but during the day and as long as it’s not a couple of drunks, I’d help out anytime:)
@@samlany4848 good! hbu Sam?
@@Nan-1017 you are a kind soul! and sober during the day is definitely alot safer than drunk at night for sure
I was waiting for him to offer them candy too
Ya you shouldn’t get into random rides that are NOT on the app.... but we all know common sense isn’t that common.
That’s what I always say how hard is it remember common sense like cmon🤣
I heard of a lady being found murdered. Witnesses said she just got into a random car that was parked, she thought it was an uber or something.
And yet they give the Uber/Lyft drivers a bad time. Bleh.
Rare sense***
You left common sense when u are drunk lol
I completely understand the not trusting people who are too nice thing. I’m very uncomfortable if a person is too nice to me off rip, especially if I get weird vibes off of them. After a while you can tell if they’re genuinely nice or malicious to some extent, but in general I’m wary.
Props to you man that you handled this the best you could. It's definitely not part of the job description but impossible to avoid sometimes I guess. People can be difficult while straight up sober and I'd bet many rides especially on weekends are for intoxicated customers.
Whatever happens to them, you did the right thing by not taking them.
Was this a reupload? Love the content Eddie!
It’s the same story but it’s more in depth
been binging ur vids wassup
yooo thats super cool to hear, thanks Snow!
definitely weird, seems like the guy was up to no good but there’s a chance he had good intentions.
I used to drive Uber in the same general area. One night, I finish up and go to grab a beer at my favorite pub.
As I sit down, I see the bartender is having an issue with a customer who's obviously obliterated. He was trying to leave and she has his keys. She tells him she can't let him drive, and asks him to get an Uber.
This guy is so hammered that he doesn't know where his phone is to use the app, so I go over and say hi. After a few minutes, I tell the guy I'm an Uber driver and since he only lives a couple of miles away, I'll give him a ride for free.
I take the guy home and he acts like I donated a kidney. Tells me he realizes he shouldn't be driving and that it'll be a pain to go pick up his truck the next day, but he drives for work and a DUI would be bad news.
As I drop him off, he pulls out a wad of cash and peels off a $100 bill. I tell him it's not necessary but he basically gets out of my car and leaves it on the seat.
I drive back to the bar and have a few drinks. The bartender thanked me and picked up my tab, so I tipped her the hundred, since she was the real hero.
Months later, I end up picking up the same guy, didn't remember him at all. Somehow, he remembered me (surprised he remembers anything from that night) and thanks me again and tips me a $20.
You just never know.
Fantastic story and thanks for sharing!
This world needs more people like yourself and the bartender! Seriously!
@@G59ry the bartender was the best. It was all her.
Hope you also got yourself an Uber after having a couple lol
Just curious, was the bartender hot?
Definitely an eyebrow raiser...
thats what i'm saying
@@Driver_Eddie You should trust your own instincts you are in a dangerous job sit.
@@Driver_Eddie not sure how to feel about the "I just came home from a football game" detail. Either an innocent dude trying to show his perspective in an interesting way, or a creep throwing out random details to make himself look less shady.
Repeat after me: defiantly 😭🥱🥲🔫
@@Driver_Eddie ladies probably missing now, your fault bro
Didn’t expect it to end like that at all 🤣 that is so weird
wasn't it? i still wonder what happened to all of them lol
On the next episode of First 48 😅
@@Driver_Eddie dude that is weird at the same time it was a terrible situation from the gate just glad you got out of it and nothing bad happened that you know of :p
@@Driver_Eddie "get my kids seats out of the way" he is just nice dad
@@ollimikkola7168 Or so he wants you to believe
I think I would’ve driven to the guy’s house first, dropped him off and then driven the woman home. To me, it doesn’t matter whether it’s the man or woman saying “no”. If someone doesn’t want someone at their house, that’s it. The person that’s being pushy can either get out of the car and find their own way home or get dropped off first.
Yeah exactly, that's a rational way to think about it. It doesn't even matter if they are both male or female.
ikr he just took the easy way out
In my brief experience doing rideshare I don’t really have a whole lot of options with who I take first. Matter of fact I didn’t usually see the multi stop ride until I’m on the way. Meaning I know the first destination but don’t know the second until I’m at the first. It’s not an ideal system. Perhaps it’s changed since but it’s not something I did frequently.
Problems with that ; a) the drunk guy would almost certainly have caused problems when they got to his place b) the driver would have had to find out where the guy lived, it could have been miles away, will the woman pay?
And what do you do when the guy says no to you too? You really think he will listen to you when he won't listen to her?
As a mother of two girls, I appreciate your concern for your passenger. Just wish she had finished her ride with you and got home without Mr. Can't take no as an answer.
I would rather this woman not get hammered and place herself in this vulnerable position. She may be lucky to be alive.
@@eddarby469 The fuck you say?
@@superbananas7792 yeah, I mean these things happen
@@eddarby469 are you implying that if you let yourself be vulnerable, then it’s your fault for being murdered? Wtf kind of nonsense is that?
@@PtylerBeats No, I'm not saying that. I am saying that there are demons that are eager to take advantage of you and you need to act accordingly.
I was at the doctor, about to leave, and I hear this lady (with her difference in abilities grandson) talking about how long they'd have to wait for the cab etc. I said "I'm heading out of town via highway xx, if that's the way you're going I'd gladly drop you on my way." She got very excited and accepted. As we were walking to my car I said "here, I'll show you my license and you can text my info to someone just so you have info of who you're riding with." She stops and says "what?" I repeat myself, then she starts pulling her grandson back into the building while saying "you know what, the cab won't be that long, I don't want to bother you. Thank you so much though, take care." My attempt at trying to reassure her made her more scared than taking a ride from a complete stranger. Moral of the story? I get what he means about serial killer 'moves.'
Random. Sounds like you made her suddenly realize how stupid and careless she was acting
We should be the world we want to see. That's the moral of the story.
It's just that you were showing surprisingly much effort to make sure she would trust you, which is paradoxically a little suspicious. Not that you did anything wrong at all btw.
"I'm not an uber driver tho". "yea' I already paid for your cap". " no no I'm not an uber driver" "are you the white mazda?".....random guy - "😓uh yea" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣WTFF
I feel like the guy in the Mazda was trying to help the girl get away from the guy. Maybe he witnessed them back in the bar.
I was thinking the same thing....but that does not rule out that he had some nefarious plan in mind..... ATB
Margery K i doubt he had bad intentions why would he said you take one and ill take one. That just goes to show he was trying to separate them
@@unwindtime7628 “why would he say you take one and I take the other “
Uhh so he could take the girl and he could get the guy.
Shujinko_mk doesnt make sense though the girl was already paying for the cars shes already in. No point of her cancelling at that point. Inevitably the guy should have got out
That’s what I was thinking, that he witnessed the man being toxic to the lady so he was just trying to make sure that she gets home all right
dude that situation is so messy, you did nothing wrong
Except hand over two drunks to a serial killer
@@bobdole2184 what was he supposed to do? They were out of the car thinking it was an uber before he really got the scope.
@@MayaLove666 He could have kicked the guy out of the car or taken him home first just for the sake of everyone's safety. If already at the point of meeting "John", He could have refused to leave until he did get the entire scope of the situation. Accepting this rider makes him at least somewhat responsible for his rider's safety (even if he cancels). If you do not agree, that is fine. What about his responsibility as a fellow human being?
I don't blame the driver for wanting to wash his hands of the situation, but there are PLENTY of things he could have done differently that would have ensured the safety of all parties involved. He did, indeed, take the easy way out.
@@friedenstone9779 Nope. It’s not his job to play super hero.
@@friedenstone9779 The guy clearly didn't want to go home, so nothing would stop him from throwing a tantrum again, and Eddie didn't even know where he lived to begin with, since it wasn't part of the drive, he would have to voluntarily give his address. Kicking him out of the car is virtually no different from what happened in the video either, there is no guarantee the woman wouldn't just leave with the guy. The driver is not a babysitter, he can't force two adults to remain apart.
Uber should add an emergency button for its drivers to activate when something this shady surfaces. The police are then sent a tracking signal and can pull the driver over for a bad taillight to investigate the real situation.
Uber is too cheap to pay for that
This is actually brilliant
actually take your suggestion to uber, holy shit
@@downhomesunset yea ubers gonna have them made up registered on a network and send them out to every guy or girl who signs up as a driver. Theyre such a generous company they will absolutely be taking Lance's advice lol
@Peter L The police have a reason to pull them over. They asked for help.
He said he wasn’t an uber driver. He said he would take the guy and he was asking if you would take the girl. He tried to help you separate them I think. He said you take one, I take the other to you
Sure, because men never get kidnapped and assaulted.
@@reh3884 Never said that... That's not even relevant to my statement. Uber Driver was in no danger, but the woman was. Clearly.
@@shroomgoat sometimes when a girl says no she's lying. She didnt have to follow her guy friend but she did, and you could hear from her voice she was all happy and not even phased by his advances. In the end she followed him anyway and they most likely ended up having a sleepover.
@@NeilBooth bruh, both are drunk and when your drunk you let your guard down. She said no about a 100 times so I dont think it was consenting
@@NeilBooth incel moment
You should keep an eye on the missing people reported in your area. If they are never reported missing, then there is a better chance that they are ok.
tf
@@m8gic319 its only the truth, in this world we live in..
He seemed out of good character until he asked if you wanted to take them home separately. If anything, if he was just bein nice, he's probably been in a similar situation and caught ur situation while waiting to cool off a couple beers from the bar. Just a guess.
You’re definitely in the right to speak up. I drove Uber for 4 years. There was one ride I took where the dude sat in the front seat and girl in the back. They were clearly upset with each other and this dude was extremely wasted and being a little aggressive. He ended up passing out at one point and accidentally groped my leg/reached up for my junk in a drunken stupor...probably thinking I was a girl. After I threw his hand off and he passed back out I turned back to her and whispered to ask if she was safe. Her demeanor completely changed and she reassuringly told me yes and thank you, but I felt like I needed to make sure that she was safe just in case this dude was some random douchebag. As drivers, my personal opinion is that when people are inebriated that we have a moral extension of obligation to make sure our passengers are safe from themselves. I feel like you handled this well and that they were also sooooo hammered 😂
Dude you're AWESOME I truly wish you live a life of sunshine and happiness forever 👏🙏🍹
Eddie hon, yes! People can be that nice. I’ve done that before. I was at a hospital for an appointment and two girls needed a ride home and they were scared to call an Uber (idk why). I over heard their convo and offered to drive them home. They accepted and I was glad to help. It was only like 8 miles away...
They trusted me (I guess they saw me as the worried mom I can be) and I just wanted to make sure they got home safe.
So yes, some people are that nice. I didn’t mind taking them home at all:)
You are took kind! I love it
@@Driver_Eddie thanks honey. And I love your mommom videos! I just love her..I bet ya miss her❤️
They probably would rather have some lady drive them home instead of a random dude from an app. easy 2v1 amirite.
@@pleco101 I can see your point. Thanks
Two scared girls, not 2 drunk goofballs you saw the first time 8 seconds before they jump in your backseat...
Yeah, that didn't seem right, at all. I would never offer to give some random drunk guy a ride home. That guy in the back of your car could've had that guy meeting them or some shit. I would've taken the girl and told the guy to get out.
I would have stopped right when there was confusion about wether hes staying the night with her
Throwing a beer can out of the window is real classy..
Omg 4 years ago I remember there were empty cans of alcohol in my girl's car and we had 4 girlfriends inside her car. My girl who was driving didn't want them in the car so she grabbed an empty can and throws it her window while driving in an avenue at night. A police car was right behind us without us knowing and there were two cops inside their patrol immediately drives besides us when they saw that thrown out. One of them said, " You're throwing that out right?" And nobody saw that coming my girl responded by saying yes and the cops leave. I didn't think they knew it was an empty alcohol can.
Am I the only one who would have made him pick it up?
The way she goes buddy..
@@eveescobar5045 I don't know where you live but in just about everywhere I've ever been in America, it being empty does not matter and you go to jail for it. It's called "Open Container" - you are not allowed to have any open containers of alcohol even if the container is empty. Perhaps the cop was just trying to give you and your friends a break.
@@eveescobar5045 people who litter are scum
Uber needs to have video as a standard that is automatically routed and saved to the company servers and kept for months in case. Uber is scary for drivers. You have no idea who or how many people. They could overpower you. Yikes.
that is a really good idea
As an ex uber driver, I worked late nights in Seattle's capital hill district.. I have seen some shit in my day.. for this instance... I would have been a bit relieved to have it not be my problem any more.. I once drove around tracking my rider on the app. She kept moving around quickly.. she called me and begged me to not stop trying to find her. Said she was in trouble.. as another female late at night it became scary.. she said her ex was chasing her and that he was crazy.. wanted to hurt her. So I kept driving and found her.. got her in my car and locked the doors.. and just as I looked forward there he was standing in front of the car.. he quickly moved to my door trying to get in.. I told him to get off my car and pulled away quickly.. he followed us.. I took her to her destination.. but she was scared to get out.. as he was sitting there waiting.. screaming at her and cussing.. I closed out the app and told her I didn't feel right dropping her off there. 😒 I asked her if there was any one that she could call that she felt safe with.. some one that could meet us some place public.. she said that she could call her dad.. he was 40 min. Away.. so we parked at a public location and waited.. she just kept thanking me for helping her.. told me the ex wanted to rape her and beat her.. as a mother of young girls myself.. I told her he would have to get through me first..
Her father showed up and thanked me for helping his daughter.. all I could say was you are welcome.. and that I hoped someone would do the same for mine if they were ever in need.. they both have me a hug and went on their way.. I didn't make much money that night.. 😕but it sure felt good to be able to help that young girl..
Advice to you as an uber driver... always listen to your gut.. always.. it never lies to you.. if you feel something is off... don't chance it.. uber doesn't like to tell the public just how many drivers get hurt and killed..
Brought blessings to you.. stay safe
Yoo! This story is insane !! Respect for what you did that night, that’s amazing!
Dam dad didn’t even give you money for
Helping her daughter kind of shoes the person they are lmao
Clearly a play. Two dudes knew each other and knew both would end up at that woman’s house one way or another. Either the you would drive and the white car would follow or the dude pretending to be drunk would cause an issue and trick her into getting into the other car. Two things stood out to me:
1) The dude rolls the window all the way down to throw the can out. He wouldn’t do this normally because it’s raining, his intention was to get your attention and cause you to slow down or stop to give his buddy time to catch-up.
2) he identified the make of the car before seeing it “are you the white Mazda”.
The other driver was not random. The guys know each other without a doubt.
Damn you think
@@KoolKukumber 100%
Except A. If they have the car why would they not just take her in that or say hes the uber in the first place and B. He can identify the make of the car because when he used uber to call him it tells him that info and C. Him rolling the window down in the rain means absolutely nothing. Our boy is trashed, most likely enjoys the rain for a sec when hammered like we all do
@@runfatboyrun9111
A. Because she clearly ordered the Uber so he and his buddy decided to pivot. No doubt if she didn’t order a real Uber, he would have ordered one and it magically would have been the same white Mazda.
B. except it even says in the audio “I’m not Uber”. So you’re telling me he called for an Uber and it was also the same make can color as the random dude who drove up?
I stand by what I said, the whole thing stinks. It’s sketch AF
@@Rydman808 and if they were plotting to have the guy in the white mazda pose as an uber driver why would he yell "im not an uber driver"? Thanks for reminding me of that part. Youre desperately looking for something thats not there
Dude throws his beer out on the road. Class act.
this was an odd one..I’m so confused and amazed at the same time of what I just witnessed
I used to work at a bar that had a ""get home safe program""when the bar closed at 2 am and no cab/taxi are available or what not...so we had people volunteer who would be compensated for volunteering lol (for the gas they used) would take drunk/rowdy people home safely .... so yah I would say there is good in people
What if mazda dude heard im coming over dude inside badgering her about going him with her, and then saw them get into an uber together and got concerned, especially when you werent moving
i thought about this too, the fact that he almost immediately went from confused to action mode and instantly offered to separately drive them, it made me think that there is a strong chance he really WAS trying to make sure that girl got home okay. scary thing is, the guy knew and heard her address in the car, and couldve told the other guy it was his addy, and hav the guy dropped off at her house unknowingly, say he makes sure he is a little later than Eddie… just tough
Many theories in the comments and this one I feel is the closest/most likely. The only thing I was unsure of is when he "you take one, I take the other". Like, if he was willing to take the dude then that's great. I just hope that wasn't his plan to get the girl in his car, you know?
Let me guess, the white Mazda guy would’ve wanted to take the girl and give you the guy. Guy was a predator.
Some people are really nice with no agenda.
I remember I and my mom went to another city by bus and arrived at 4 in the morning. the bus terminal was shut and there was no Taxi around.
Then this car passed by, slowed down and reversed, and stopped by us asking where we're headed.
We told him the district and he gave us a lift up to a place where was safer and could find cabs. And he didn't even accept the cash I was willing and persisting to pay. He was just being nice and human. It was around 20 years ago.
They found these two people chopped up in a ditch a few hours ago
Chopped or sliced, grated?
@@shuzzASAP
The new serial killers name is The Waffle House Killer.
Sliced Diced Chopped Grated
Wait really?
@@darlene9807 yea man, sadly the driver ended up being some unknown serial killer. Both of these individuals were brutally murdered the same night, and thrown in a ditch. Very sad indeed
You're full of shit post a link. I'm tired of people making claims like this and not posting links
The guy in car watched and listened to the ahole treat the girl like crap and tell her what he's going to do to her, so the other car watched for her safety, when you showed up and he saw they both go to car that's when he tried to hint it to you that the guy is ahole and she needs help, so he offered to separate them and take the guy away from her
God Bless You
Thank you. We need more people like you that care to speak up when things don’t seem right!! Kudos.
I think it's great that you went with your gut, or at least tried to. The male passenger might have changed his mind because you brought attention to the situation. Random 2nd driver? Very odd.
It's sad that we have to worry about offending someone when we really just want to offer help or be kind. It's still a better world if we keep trying.
I like your vids dude, keep doing what you're doing👍
thanks Anthony! appreciate you following along!
Any body that throws their garbage out the window is a jerk anyway.
The idea was for the "random stranger" to take the guy out of the equation, and you possibly save the woman's life by driving her yourself. But it didn't work out that way and so there was probably a missing person report filed that week....
Bingo
Jesus Christ, there's 2 drunk goofies, one is full of crap and the other takes all his crap if he tells her so. That's by itself messed up, but somehow you guys find a way to make this a sure case of serial killer/kidnapper. Have you been out in the real world? It's fucked up, but it's no horror movie. Go outside for a bit guys, jeeeez
But she was too drunk to pick up on the idea that random Mazda was trying to help her by offering to drive the man home separately. She wasn't aware of the danger she might be in and just kept following that obnoxious drunk dude. Hope everyone is okay.
@@AlexandreG The fact that you don't know whether someone has good intentions or not makes life a horror movie....
@@essieadams8123 lol man, just try to stay out of sketchy places, chill, life is definitely not a horror movie, maybe more in America where every single chimp can buy a gun like he's buying shoes, but even there, most people that will interact with you don't have bad intentions, and even the ones with bad intentions generally isn't something like rape/murder/torture. If you live afraid of every single step you take, you're the one making your life a horror movie, not the people who interact with you in daily life...
This seems VERY OFF with the dude randomly coming up behind you and offer two drunk strangers a ride??????? And wants to drive them in two diffrent cars? It smells fishy as hell
First time I ever flew into NYC (~25 yrs ago)... I was supposed to have a car pick me up... He's not there... I'm waiting - asking every guy standing outside of a black car if he's my driver. I'm in a hurry and there is a driver (not a cab - in the limo line) who says, "I can probably get you where you need to go..." Two seconds later I'm in the back seat marvelling at the skyline...
We go over a bridge, but it's obvious the driver isn't into small talk... Next thing I know we are pulling into the shipping yards/industrial area - he's driving slowly in between giant cargo containers... Turn after turn - hopelessly lost and no one around. It suddenly hits me that I'm about to get jumped... He's got my suitcase in the trunk... That's probably gone. I'm thinking he's gonna have some buddies pop out... I have no idea who he is. There are no markings anywhere... No commercial numbers or anything... I had jumped in the back of a regular black passenger vehicle. Fight or flight is kicking in as he coasts to stop in the middle of nowhere...
He can see I'm ready to make a run for it, or maybe try to jack him in the jaw -and he turns around a gives me a creepy smile... He says, "hey - just making a point... Don't you EVER get in somebody's fu%#ing car out here if you don't know who they are... Got it?"
I'm waiting for a gun... Some dudes coming at me from the side... He just stares at me. Then he chuckles, "bet you'll think next time, huh? Now what's that address?"
And he turns around and starts driving slowly away... It actually took me a few minutes to realize I WASN'T getting jumped... Made for an awkward ride - how much do you tip for that? Good advice at the time. Won't forget it.
Wow. That was a father. My husband used to want to scare my kids out of trusting strangers by hiring a friend to do something similar.
I am glad everything went OK, and I hope it gave you proper insight.
What I see is two really drunk people, what else I see is a predator that notices two really drunk people and out of *kindness* he will take the load off you, for *free* .... No this was very very weird. Then again, could've been the drunk guys buddy, as they could've possibly had intentions to assault that lady, especially after him seeing you wasn't going to take him home with her. Just a thought
Yeah that's most likely the case. I think the 2 guys 100% knew each other. Possibly all 3 and their "drunkness" was an act to then rob a unsuspecting uber driver. White Mazda being the getaway driver.
People wont even hold the door open for you at a store or say excuse me. Who the hell gives people free rides, especially drunk people?
@@D1Junk yeah exactly, this is why it's so hard to trust people nowadays... There is some great people in this world but man there is way more not so great people in this world and you really have to watch your back. Human life holds no value to these disgusting people. I hate seeing bad things happen to good people.. lots of evil prowling around these days. This is why I carry a 9mm daily, I hope I never have to use it but being prepared is the first step. God speed brother
@@dayzreloadedpve Love to hear you exercise your 2nd amendment
@@D1Junk it was kinda obvious that they didn't know eachother imo..why would u need to tell somebody u kno that ur not a Uber driver?? it sounds more like drunk guy called a buddy with a white Mazda, but mistook someone else with a similar looking car..
So wait am I understanding this correctly? They BOTH got out and went into another car or just the guy? Cause if all you did was dump the problem on someone else that doesn’t solve anything and it doesn’t prevent this girl from getting raped. She said no. You tell the guy I’ll take you home first then her. If he refuses. Call the police.
Its not his responsibility
The lady decided to follow the guy out of the car. So it’s not in his control and he can’t just force someone to stay.
I think it can be circumstantial. The dude looked like he was trying to check on you and deescalate the situation. He probably didn't want to give them a ride but when the drunk guy kept insisting, the stranger gave in. It's surprising to see how easily people will give in, when put on the spot.
Then he realized what he got into so to minimize the drama in his own car he was hoping you'd be able to keep them separate.
He probably saw the dude throw a bottle out and was more concerned for you then he was for the two other people. My mom is weirdly nice where she'll help anyone and get herself into a dangerous situations.
The guy was just caught in an awkward spot and wasn't sure how to proceed. Kinda feel bad for him.
It's not bad to wonder what happened to him, but we don't know the whole story and it's much better to stay safe than sorry so assuming that it's a weird gesture isn't really out of the question.
You're right though that it's much better to remember the dude as just someone wanting to do nice and take the drunk "couple" home.
After hearing him say move the kids seats, I know it probably was just a generous dude who felt like he needed to help and acted on it.
Or maybe he puts those in there to look unsuspecting...🤔🤫🤭
@@anonymousdonor okay dude 😂
@@LB_Amerijuanican Or maybe he also kidnapped kids before
@@iordanissapidis3534 lmao don't you think that would be dumb? As one time getting pulled over, driver license ran, and no kids? That would raise any officers eyebrow. Paranoia is running rampant! lol
There are many serial killers and rapists who use Kids things as props to gain females trust. Can never just throw caution to the wind regardless.
Should have drove the girl home and told the other guy to drive the drunk guy home .. i hope the girl was fine tho ..
I've had a few friends hop into random cars and people agree to take them home and they do get there safe. It's crazy that happens LOL
That's pretty sketch lmao I hope they are okay
If she was paying for the ride then I would have asked the guy to get out and then take her home
Yes... sometimes people will offer to give a random drunk person a ride home... especially when you are concerned about them trying to drive themselves home!
I met a friend for a beer at a local bar some years back. A couple of wasted women there were friendly and my friend was interested in one of them and they struck up a conversation. One thing led to another and before long it was like we were all four on a double blind date. I was not at all interested and was kind of miffed at my buddy trying to get laid when I hadn't seen him in a couple of years. He had just come home from overseas service... and by the way, he was married at this time!!! Yikes! So needless to say, I thought the whole thing rather odd and kind of a bullshit thing to do. I was the single guy (at the time) just wanting to see my buddy who I hadn't seen in nearly 2 years, and he's trying to get laid by a total stranger, while her friend came on to me.
Well this gal and him ended up leaving together. Apparently she had come to the bar in her friends car (the friend who was now hitting on me and drunk!). He, being such a "saint", offered to take her home (yeah, he got some, which is just sad to me).
So I finish my second beer and leave the place only to have her friend follow me out, car keys in her hand as she is clearly buzzed beyond all safe driving conditions. I watch her as she hits the lock button several times on the remote and then yank on the locked car door. Then she hit the panic button and it took her about 20 seconds to turn it off.
So I had to do something. I told her she was too wasted to drive and offered to call her a cab. She agreed she shouldn't drive but she was NOT going to wait on a taxi - no way, no how. So I offered to take her home. She was very willing, to say the least. She said her apartment was just a few miles from the bar (which surprisingly it was). She came on to me in my car, asking inappropriate questions and just generally doing everything but asking me to F her.
I pulled up to her building and she, very very slowly, got out of the car and handed me a piece of paper. It was her phone number she had jotted down... with only 6 digits! LOL!
That was over 20 years ago.... I'm not so sure I would be as nice today, considering how some people will lie and play the "victim".
Dude you are awesome! It's great that you record everything, just in case. It's great that you were concerned. It's great that you remained calm the entire time. You did the right thing, and the best thing to do at the time.
One night while I was in college, I had come out of a movie and dinner with a friend past 1 o’clock in the morning, and as I was driving through the mall parking lot, I saw two teens sitting on a bench by one of the entrances to the mall. The mall had closed at 10 o’clock. I parked my car and asked them what they were doing. They said they were waiting for the girl’s sister to pick them up, but she was supposed to be there before the mall had closed. I offered them my cellphone to call someone. The only person they could call was the sister. She called, and over the call, I could hear that the sister was at a club or party, and she yelled at her sister to leave her alone and find another way home. I asked if they had anyone else they could call. They said they didn’t, so I ended up taking them home. I took the girl home first, then I took the boy home. They were very appreciative, but I told them that they shouldn’t strand themselves in the future. In the end, I was mostly in disbelief of the apathy the older sister showed toward her younger sister.
Na. You were right. I smell fish 🐠 😂
hahaa definitely fishy!
You never know people's intentions. Very well possibly could have saved her from a terrible situation. Guys a scumbag anyways, open intox, gets beer all over your car, and hes wearing a fedora..
This is odd. I’m curious to know what the driver of the white Mazda saw to prompt him into action. I like to think he knew he was at a bar and that he was likely one of the few sober individuals. Maybe he really was just trying to make sure everybody was safe and not driving drunk.
He said he was at a football game not the bar
Yeah really what the heck is that random guy doing haha, what even gave him a clue that something was wrong? Like he couldn't see into the car, why did he ask if they were okay? But none of it was your fault, you do what you can with the information and gut feeling you have at the time. If anything did go wrong after this I still wouldn't say you had any fault.
"If you wanna take one, i'l take the other" lol
Isn't it sad that a random person trying to help out makes us suspicious in this modern day and age? Random acts of kindness make us worry that the person is up to no good. How sad is that?
It is sad...sad that people are more often than not, up to no good.
He was trying to extract the male from the situation but didn’t work as planned
No matter the roll.man. she said, no. Brother or dad, no is no..what the he'll. As a wiman, we don't want u near..its ok to listen. If he's not in the app...call another uber. get it straight.
You have the voice and narration of a good fellas character.
Midnight city by M83 🔥🔥
Bravo Eddie on this channel. Just found it today and have binge watched probably 70% of your videos. I truly dig the fact that u critique some of the rides. U seem like an all around good guy, who makes a seemingly awkward ride with a total stranger, a fun & enjoyable one.
Can you please post with out you talking over the video audio ? Would be greatly appreciated
I'm with you. I was relieved to see them get out of your car. They are adults and you are not responsible for their decisions.
Simple. As soon as she said no, i kick the guy out then take her home. Definitely separate them. Im a fan dude, but u kinda left that lady out to dry.
Hey Eddie, why don’t you wear a mask man? Really irresponsible with a global health crisis going on. Lost my aunt and grandma to COVID.
ahh geez I'm so sorry to hear about your losses! Most of these videos happened before covid, I'm not an anti-masker by any means, I actually sell them at my website eddiepdoyle.com and the proceeds go to a covid relief fund- i'm like everyone else.. just trying to figure out my way through this crazy thing and hoping it ends soon. sorry again about your losses, that has to be tough. I remember how stressful and worrisome it was with my grandmother, crazy times
thewrtingwriter Sorry to hear about your losses but many of these "covid deaths" were caused by other contributing factors. I'm not saying that is the case with your family members but we have to keep in perspective that the numbers are definitely inflated.
@@DevotedDisciple-x "Other factors" aside, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive today if covid was handled better in the US. Sure, these other factors could have killed these people eventually, but there's absolutely no denying the damage covid has caused. The misinformation is so strong that I've seen people who think it's called covid-19 because there were 18 other failed attempts. Yikes.
You should've taken the girl home while he took the male home, as he had already offered for each of you to take one rider home. That would've let you finish your uber ride by dropping her off, but it more importantly would have kept her safe in case the new driver had bad intentions or just agreed to drop both off.. Obviously you didn't have to at all, it just would have been the good thing to do, rather than to let it just be someone else's problem. Everyone makes mistakes in the heat of the moment though, so don't worry that not doing the right thing one time would make you a bad person; It's our past experiences and choices that make us who we are today. Since your current choices make your past, just keep that in mind to enable you to be the you that you wish you were. :) Peace
Great comment!
Why are we not hearing ANY of the conversation?!?
HE SAID HES NOT A UBER DRIVER THEN SAYS YOU TAKE ONE ILL TAKE THE OTHER LMAO FBI GONE CONTACT YOU SOON BRUH
that was weird wasnt it?
@@Driver_Eddie yes bro stay safe
I will be totally honest that was shady I don’t think anyone would have done that. I actually don’t know how he found them.
A few years ago a stranger offered me a ride home, in retrospect I should’ve said no, but it was late I was tired and didn’t feel like walking 30 minutes home so I accepted, the person was a lady in her 30’s possibly and she said she saw me around before and wanted to give me a ride. Luckily I didn’t let her actually drop me off right at my house just a couple blocks away. But only now do no realize how sketchy and potentially dangerous that was.
Ya couldn't pen a weirder script.
And they were never heard from again...
What the hell. That was the strangest ending
“You kill one & I’ll kill the other”
that other driver is fishy asf dude lol
😂how big did your eyes get when the Samaritan told them to just move his kid seat😂 And I'm with you, bit Sus to just randomly offer people a lift (when your by yourself). You don't know what they're capable of. But then he also tried to seperate them. Hmm I wondering which one he would have chosen to take.
Just stumbled on this channel. Love the insight. And varying situations and personalities
If i was Uber i try to sell organs on my pasangers i make so much money 👹
oh my. I don't think thats a viable business plan
Dude that guy had bad intentions for sure, no sober guy is coming home from a football game at night and wants to give a ride to a stranger that drunk. What a crazy series of events from the moment the ride started to where it ended.
You think he did something to them?
I would volunteer to give a drunk person a ride home
Omg, I LOVE your grandmother.. that woman loves her garlic!! You will never have to scare vampires away from her house!!!lol
Human trafficking
Alcohol is stupid
Not sure I would do this today, but 5yrs ago I gave a random stranger a ride home from a bar only becuase he was a fellow Soldier and his buddies were nowhere to be found. Not saying service members aren’t dangerous, but being in the service myself I knew the trouble he could have gotten into if he got pulled over for drinking and driving.
For those saying drop the guy off first, how do you think he'll get the address when neither party would cooperate? She insisted on being dropped home first and the other guy didn't want to be dropped off home. You can only try to help someone so much.
That was strange situation all around. Glad you got out of it. Hope everybody got home ok.
wtf lol so weird
I've given alot of drunk people rides, and helped alot of people out in situations like that..
Not always, but alot..
On a future ID channel “See No Evil” episode. 😬
Well, that was the dodgiest thing I've seen all week...
Even though you are an uber driver for potentially drunk customers ,by law could anyone bring an open container in your car?
different states have different rules. in pennsylvania, no, but from my understanding in delawate as long as its not the driver that is holding the drink passengers are allowed to be drinking
@@Driver_Eddie appreciate the update
@@oreemmanuel I gotchu 🙏
I have heard of people stalking bar parking lots for drunks, they can mug. So you probably just gave that driver a score.
I think it’s more likely that the guy was just trying to help but it’s sketchy either way. People who do this out of genuine kindness have boundaries issues that also need attention.
Honestly can you talk after we've herd the full video its kinda annoying. Do better
heard* ... spell better
; ) sorry i couldn't resist... appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching !
@@Driver_Eddie lmao plz dont your videos are good like they are , i like your commentary over the video :)
Sketchy af. But you could have taken her as the booked ride and the dude takes the serial killer car
I think the odds of him trying to kidnap or take advantage of these drunk people are very very slim, but there’s no harm in being suspicious about it