You have to take into account she's hammered and probably doesn't want to piss off the guy for fear of a bad re action. You're not obligated to do anything like the bodyguard of a hotel wasn't obligated to help an Asian women being beaten a few weeks ago. It really just comes down to your moral convictions and how capable you are in the situation. Can you fight? Can you think on your feet? Are you scared to be aggressive with other men? If you're not capable don't get involved. If you see nothing morally wrong then don't get involved. If you can fight if you feel this chick is in danger or scared to kick the guy out then get involved. That simple really. EDIT: You also used mansplaining in the wrong context. I'm not sure if you were being bad faith and trying to obfuscate the definition to make "mansplaining" to seem like a bad word to your audience? Or if you generally just didn't understand the term used in context. What you did wouldn't be considered mansplaining to anyone reasonable Enjoy watching your videos good luck bud
I think feminism means something different in USA than Europe, as in Europe it only means fighting abuse and subjugation of women. Such as women didn't have as many rights and were less represented in their own country. It wasn't until recently women had the right to not be raped by her husband. In USA it seems to be an insult by men who hate women, who spend their time searching out examples of idiots who talk nonsense to say all women who fight against abuse are like that. Funny how they spend to much time online whinging against women, filling comment sections no matter what the subject as an excuse to whine on against feminists and saying what women should want, but no woman finds an abusive misogynist who feels threatened by women who have rights against them to be a turn on. I also think men and women dislike each other more in the USA than Europe as USA women tell men they're disgusting if not cir'cised and some men who had that done develop issues, such as less sensitivity, which they try to take out on women.
@@olgapavlova585 In EU, feminism is 80% me, 20% tee. Quite close to the US version of feminist. Of course, this is only true for the current wave of feminists. As of 2021, in some settings, it's recommended to never be alone with a woman. I know that because I did technical testing and assessing a woman required a witness so both parties are protected. The woman, as she has someone who can intervene if it becomes weird. The man, as he has someone who is a witness and can recall the event. That even make women more expansive to hire... Of course, this is the kind of things that is very secretive. Now you know why there are 2 "interviewers" sometimes and why one seems to be useless (saying nothing and scrapping notes). I'll also let you guess what is common to people who complained that the tests weren't suited to them... (Same tests with same delivery as it was following a protocol) And backed by management (male) who asked one of the items to be removed (it wasn't as the item was a problem we had on the job and fairly simple). There is an expectation from some candidate that their gender give them a pass...🤦♀️ Also, in my first internship, I could see equality at play. I was doing my project and the girl next to ma asked a bunch of technical questions, so I helped her. I did it a few time, until I got stopped by one of the "tutor" telling me she has been doing that for 2 years straight and should know the inside-out and that a student shouldn't know more that her. At the end of the internship, the software I created got deployed and the protocol I wrote put in place. The girl asked if she can take over and she got served the truth: she was under-performing for two years and not at all a fit for the job. She was a net loss for the company. What did happen is that she was "protected" as the team was exclusively male and thus, not hitting quotas. (the team was mixed race though) So, they could not fire her if she showed every day and did a minimum...which she did. What saved them is that it's not a protection that last forever, so she lost her immunity. On top of that, they were able to show that a student did much more while doing research at the same time. Those programs may seem nice on paper, but that's what you end up with. It's even worse, as I got a black guy telling me he thought I got him hired because of quotas, while he was simply good. Never had a woman tell me such things, but I am sure it happens. Now, the battle of feminists revolve around equal outcome since they had better opportunities for a while. All of that is understandable when they are hammered they are better than men and men are mostly rapists. I hope one day, gender would make no differences; That we will just look at what is important for the job. There should be no discrimination at all based on gender ethnicity, or religion etc.
So I had a similar situation, but it was a lot worse in some ways. I picked up a girl that was about 20, and a guy that was way past his 50s, 3am at a bar. She was so wasted she couldn’t speak. He was taking her to his hotel. I also thought maybe they know each other, but I started asking simple questions, like how are you doing, keeping the conversation going to earn trust, after which it was is this your daughter, and he said they just met, he’s taking her to his hotel where a few other “friends” are waiting specifically for her. I did drive them there, but there were a few people at the front door, and I loudly asked her if she wants to go home, to which she said yes. So I told him that she wants to go home, again, making sure the other people there hear it all. He backed off and I took her to her house. She would’ve been an easy target and definitely ran a train on in there. So yeah. It’s a crazy fine line in these situations.
I'd say she would have done that if that guy was someone distant, but she specifically insisted to drive to hers first, it seemed like they're pretty close and she was allowing him to flirt, but considering they're both drunk, practically anything goes here.
Yup and she sounded drunk to me also so just ask for more information on the situation like who knows that could of been her brother or something but if they don't want to do give it up just tell them kindly tell them to get out and cancel the ride
Its complicated, because if you were to drive him home first he would probably not agree to get out. So yes cancel the Uber if they can't go individually. She did offer to pay an extra $20 which would help towards the other Uber. It's not an easy one.
I have seen this before. Girls think these guys are their friends and they are just waiting for an opportunity. She probably isn't afraid but knows what he is up to.
You're so real bro, and it seems like you are the only person tuned into reality and real people problems! Which is great because love watching you, it sows e you're not a follower, ad you're not easily influenced/mislead by others and social media. REAL TALK BRO!!
I think it’s great you have concern for your passengers. I wouldn’t feel comfy dropping them off together either. I recently had a family member murdered by her boyfriend of two years....things happen, it’s a scary world.
First off I would not want to be put in this situation or in any situation where I am in charge of strangers’ safety or level of happiness just to make some extra $$. Having said that, this is a tough situation I would probably default to protecting the female but in this day and age that could get me in trouble just like you eluded to.
@@blackjackomfg I did read, I don’t know why you’re saying “white people”. I think if anyone’s in potential danger then you should try to help said person who is in potential danger. Shows how much you don’t care about the safety of others.
I heard her say no. No you're not coming over. She said take me to my house then take him to his. Asking him to get another cab is a good idea. Be it woman or man, NO MEANS NO. No you aren't coming over. The end.
@@onedaynoreason2572 I think she was talking about paying Eddy to drive the guy to a second location that wasn't covered in the original ride, this ride was in another video where he showed more
That doesn’t apply though when your siblings because siblings don’t have boundaries they don’t have things like that and she could just not want her annoying little brother over but he could be her responsibility and vice versa because she would feel like shit if she woke up and her brother was dead if that’s her brother now if they’re just dating or they’re hooking up or whatever than yes consent applies and no means no but with siblings that’s not how it works
To avoid Having to be put in the middle... I personally would just cancel the ride if she didn’t want him to get out. You never know what he’s carrying or what could happen and sad to say... we don’t get paid enough to deal with this bs.
Dude you gotta chill with some of you rhetoric the woman was asking your name to be safe she didn't insult you, she didn't attack or call you out your name she just wanted to know the name of her uber driver that she would be getting into a car with. Your way to sensitive about tht situation bro. It reminds me of guys get mad when women don't "smile" for them like chill dog. This is probably the only thing i've ever disagreed with on your videos and i'm a huge fan
In my opinion you should've drove him home first or kicked him out. It's clear that they're both drunk and that the girl doesn't want him over. Regardless of their status (her boyfriend, brother, friend, or some random dude she met at the bar), if somebody doesn't want you in their house you have no right being there. That guy seems dangerous and that girl is defenceless.
On what basis can you tell he's "dangerous" they're both shown to be drunk and seem to have a close relationship , for what we know , the girl could be some criminal or drug addict and the guy could be the victim. If you are the uber Driver, you have no business deciding who goes where and what you should do is cancel the ride and not get involved in the first place.
@@ganges2264 If you're a decent human being you should care about others. The guy continually pressured the girl to let him go to her place when she said no. In what scenario is the girl the dangerous one? If you don't realise that the guy is a potential danger to the girl then I really don't know what to tell you.
@@justinchung5375 ignoring your first statement, as I said they are both shown to be drunk and have an unknown relationship. you have absolutely no evidence to prove any suspicion you have. It is still a suspicion , doesn't make it valid for you act in a situation where it's none of your business, especially when you're going to act based on your own bias bcs let's be honest we don't know the truth. Instead of acting on what your emotions tell you , act on the facts that are presented in the scene. The girl in the video does not show wether or not she knows the person and there's no way to tell if she was sober when she declined he comes. However The fact that the guy claims "I'm totally sleeping over" would suggest they maybe had a very close relationship to where sleeping together is normal. Perhaps they were dating. Maybe they were planning on moving in together. Maybe the girl is keeping the dudes child. The girl could also be a threat. You wouldn't know. It could be anything , and the best option is to just not participate instead of accusing someone with little to no evidence.
@@ganges2264 You just don't get it, do you? My fist comment is perfectly valid, idk why you would ignore it. If you wanna talk facts, let's talk facts. Fact: He wants to sleep over and the girls doesn't want him to. Fact: He's trying to force her to change her mind. Fact: They're both drunk and males are physically stronger than females. Now, if he's trying to make her do something she doesn't want to do, then where does he draw the line? Him raping her is a very real possibility. Rape can still happen between two people in a relationship. I wouldn't be surprised if you saw someone get bullied and walked past them without any worry in your mind.
@@justinchung5375yes , if your dumb observation is based on an assumption then I'd be glad to not get it. fact : both are drunk , not in the right state in mind and their relationship and connection is completely unknown. He could be a father. Fact : rape is a suspicion not a confirmed fact. Fact : the woman being weaker doesn't mean she can't drug him , kill him or Sue him. As you said it's a "real possibility". Unlike you , I judge based on hard evidence and don't falsely accuse people just bcs "he's a man so he's stronger". He's a man but he's also a human. Until I see that the man is shown to be dangerous and actually did anything to prove that , then it's absolutely not my job to intervein. Facts are based on what has been observed and proved with evidence. Not an assumption.
Sure is. I considered being one until I talked to my friend who became one and only lasted about 4 months. You'd expect to have nice people most of the time, not the case lol He had his life threatenedd, weapons pulled on him, people have attempted to rob him. He decided it wasn't worth the risk anymore. Once I heard that, I think something like UberEats would be better lol
My first thought. Then I realized he probably would refuse to leave. Also she ordered the ride and she kept asking to drop him off last instead of first so she might get mad. Best thing is to nip it in the budz
Also to add on what Doc commented. Once he drops her off. The "$20" that will be given to take her "buddy" home.. is probably not equal to what it costs to actually take him to his house. Uber drivers are paid based on distance and time. Also, doesn't make sense. If the dude lives 5 to 10 mins away. He can just walk home. There should be no conversation about him staying over for the night if he lives so close. If that makes sense.
I probably would've asked very casual and jokingly "What's your story?" to the both of them to fish for an answer. Ask about their night. Make a light hearted chat. They're both hammered so most likely they'll want to talk about their night and you can learn about whether they just met or are something closer. If they're coherent enough though. But you were right for kicking them out for that can he threw out alone. That's so rude and annoying.
No Uber driver myself, but just a thought. Maybe could have her put in his address first, and have him get out there and then drive her back. Easier time telling him to get out at his house than telling him he can't get out at hers.
That's a great idea. finding a way to get him out of the car at his house before you take her home would be the best solution but two belligerent drunk people are never going to sit quietly while you do that.
There's more to this story, and this ride takes a super weird turn. I'll share the rest on Friday so make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on!
Some situations are hard to deal with without questioning yourself. I made a mistake and parked in a bad spot a few nights ago in Allentown and almost got carjacked. Be safe out there!
As a woman this makes me sad because she kept telling him no and he kept insisting the amount of times us women have to go through this and they tried to make us feel bad for saying the word no and manipulate us it’s ridiculous
It’s a weird one. Damned if you do damned if you don’t like you said. If you refuse the ride they just call another Uber or he freaks out. If you drive to her place he’ll probably just leave and try to go with her. But also you don’t want to pry too far into their private relationship and accuse him of being some sort of abuser. Regardless, I don’t think I’d start driving until they figured it out.
Unbelievably awkward because the way things go nowadays if he does anything to her at her house you're going to find yourself in court. Somebody's going to try to blame you for what he did
that’s wildly untrue. if anything you’d be a witness to the event leading up, which will paint a better picture in an investigation if a crime occurred between the two.
I never used to think about sexism much until I started reading online comments, where I could be reading a completely unrelated article, and there would always be at least one man whinging on about his hatred of women or feminists. What do they mean when they talk about feminists in a nasty way? I thought they were the people who fought against abuse of women, such as women being able to vote, or not be slaves so they're paid the same as a man. Isn't that just normal? Why does normal need a label? If I ever replied to awful comments about women in what I thought was an equal way, such as how one world leader said women can't be leaders because they have periods, I said that testosterone causes men to be aggressive, and when men are in their peak testosterone of late teens and early 20s, they cause more dangerous accidents than others, I was called a feminist. That means many think it's normal for women to be insulted, but if a woman does the same to a man, then they're part of an unusual organisation
Had a similar situation. Picked up a girl from a bar and she had a guy follow her into my car. She kept telling him that she doesn’t want him to come home with her for about 2-3 mins until I just told the guy to gtfo myself. We ended up hitting it off on the ride back and I ended up being the one sleeping over lmao
You clearly have a lot of male privilege and you are very insensitive. Some people are very passionate about their youtube comments and its racist sexist transphobic and homophobic and inconsiderate disrespect us keyboard warriors. People like you are the reason covid is still around I'm kidding I'm kidding😂
Drop him off first. He shouldn't know her address. But, 👏👏👏 my hats off to you, dear sir🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗 You only deserve happiness and the best of the best🤩🤩🤩 God bless you ❤♥💖
Or you can just respect that you’re a worker and you’re not being paid for your opinion. You’ve been doing this too long and should not be comfortable interjecting into people personal lives. You’re not responsible from saving them from themselves.
People are too fkn soft with "hurting feelings" and all this stuff. It's better to ask and get the situation explained. Better to be safe than sorry. I mean if she was sober ok. But she was drunk af. So it's ok to ask a bit.
It almost feels like you're saying that being told you have male privilege is ridiculous. Male privilege isn't necessarily a negative thing, it's just a fact of life and needs to be taken into consideration when we talk about topics like feminism. Men don't have to worry as much about their safety when going out partying at night while women constantly have to take into consideration safety precautions on their fun nights out. Especially in big cities. I'm pretty sure you drive in Philly right? I love your content and your channel, just pointing out that your tone can be seen as condescending and a little uneducated. But you're right. This situation is messy as hell and with two clearly intoxicated passengers it's impossible to get a clear understanding of the context around their relationship. All you have to do in regards to your male privilege is acknowledge you have it and see how it relates to the situation -- which you did here. You acknowledged that women face much higher safety hazards in society and you started asking questions rather than just going along with whatever the guy was saying that was the opposite of what she was saying. I hope that if you're ever in a situation where the man is the one who is ordering the ride, you would still listen and ask if the woman is okay just like you did in this situation.
I'd actually say to those who say you have white privilege. 1) its Eddie's car therefore, his rules. 2) were all human so if eddie feels uncomfortable then he can call it out...also ties in with 1. 3) if he has concerns over someone else's safety again refer to 1. Lastly, people are human beings and while people are in HIS car he has a duty of care for his passengers and of course to keep himself safe. If Eddie has to pull up concerns he's well in his right to. I think you did the right thing here, does she feel safe, is she feeling uncomfortable. I'd be asking the same thing if the woman and guy were switched. The woman saying no just his house. Stay safe Eddie.
Under extreme pressure you handled that in the. best interest of the everyone involved . Anyone with the best intentions can see that. Can’t wait to see what happens next!
Everything's not about you Eddie. A lot of the problems you have with social justice things is that you seem to think they're singling you out. When a girl says "all men suck", it's like saying "I'm scared of all snakes", both the statements are a bit stupid, but they're both understandable and they both make sense. It's called generalising to fit the common sense. Grow up.
as a girl i would say its not really your responsibility to protect her other than safely drive them to the destination, I would never let a stranger who i wasnt going to fuck into my uber, so if she let him get a ride with her that was her dumb idea and she can deal with it. if he chose to get out at her house and you are actually worried i would say just call the cops and leave it to them. imo the best way to look at it is try to see women as equals, not people who need protection (im not judging you for feeling that way tho, its hammered into men that women are fragile victims who need to be protected all the time) but i honestly would prefer if men would drop that idea and just treat us as u want to be treated. so if the only reason you have concern for her in the situation is because she is a woman, and you would have no concern for a man, chances are there is no need for concern. But honestly a lot of other women will diagre with me, so you are going to offend someone no matter what, so just dio what you think is right.
It really is sad how many women have to go through this. I feel bad for everyone who has an experience like this. I’ve personally been through it twice. Thanks for being concerned for her safety & being a good Uber driver.
People need to understand other’s concerns more often. You are doing the human thing by looking out for a stranger who could have been in a bad situation, and they got upset over it
Be an Uber driver, it’ll be easy they said... that’s a tough situation right there. Not sure there’s a “right” answer to that one, just your conscience maybe.
The only thing I could suggest is to ask her to his destination first. And then if she goes "what no" then ask, "So when he is adamant about staying over, and you don't want him to, how am I supposed to keep him in the car without voilating his basic human rights?"
I get that this can be tricky but regardless of their relationship, she asked you to take him to his own home. She only has to tell you once. It is not and never was up to the guy who got in the Uber. I would have directed all my attention to her and asked if he could stay in the car and offered to take him home first. If he had a problem then I’d ask him to exit the car. I also understand how it’s hard to think of a solution when you are in the moment so I really should be saying “I’d like to think this is what I’d do”.
Not a Driver so have no expirience with Situations like that. I would have asked them for a clear answer where to go and if they didnt give me one, I would have thrown them out. They gotta deal with their own problems
Feminism means to me equally for everyone. Men have societal issues to. If we want to fix things to keep everyone safe we have to work together on both our horrible behaviors towards each other.
If I was in the situation I would've tried to take the guy to his place first and then take the girl home. If the guy doesn't approve, he can get out and get another ride. Girl clearly doesn't want him at her place and if you take them both to her place you're going to have quite a situation. Well...it's not REALLYproblem, but I don't think I could stand by and be okay with it.
Either deny the ride or make them do a two-stop ride. If the guy gets out at the first stop and won't get back in, then you or the neighbor can just do a quick call to the cops for a wellness check on her.
Number one don’t let someone drink in your car, number two their drunk just drive them to where the app says and go from there. Be very direct with people especially when there drunk and if they don’t like it they can get another ride.
Not sure what this has to do with feminism? This is simple. Take him to his house first and then take her home. Or better yet, kick them out for being indecisive.
feel like you handled the situation really well, but idk the political inserts are just really annoying idk what they even have to do with this situation
@@prettyzuri ahh, okay I understand that. The reason why she was mad was for a dumb reason though. If it was al legitimate good reason to be upset I probably would’ve asked her if she was okay. The thing she got upset at was an opinion on a comic book character and she started FREAKING out over it.
its better to be safe then sorry. since she paid for the ubder she has the saying on where to go. so if she wants him taken to his house, it's better to go by that. can't take the chance of this guy taking advantage of the situation if he is not a brother of the woman.
Definitely get him out of the car and just bring her home. If he doesn’t leave, call the police. She’s clearly drunk and clearly saying no. So even if it’s her family, no means no.
Let's just make this super simple. Just ask HER! I know she was drunk but she clearly repeated take him to his house several times and offered to tip the driver for the second passenger. That is the only clarification you need. This acting clueless crap is childish and IS THE FREAKING PROBLEM. If this was your friend or relative would you be asking a million questions to excuse yourself? You ask her and that's it. Really not difficult.
Thank you, that's what really bothered me about this video. If she said no, take me home and then him, then you have all the information you need. It's her ride, her place of residence, her call. She was making what she wanted very clear. This shouldn't even have to be an issue of feminism. I don't get what was so confusing about this situation, it doesn't matter at all what their relationship is to each other, just what her directives are. You tell him she made her decision, and ask him how he wishes tp proceed from there, and if he gives you a problem call law enforcement. Edit: I just watched the video a second time. It appears she wanted to go home by herself, but for the Uber driver to also take the other guy to his house (which he was objecting to). I get that could be confusing, but you just make it clear that you have to drop her off by herself because that is her wish, and tell him he either needs to get another Uber, or comply with going to his house.
Not a big deal. The man is with her. She wants him in the car. If he decides to get off at her address it's her responsibility to handle the situation. You don't have to interfere unless you see him physically hurt her. Even then its not legally your job to do so. You should immediatly call the police if it got violent.
Had my ex boyfriend pull this stunt on me when i said no to him coming over my house. He kept insisting that i wanted him there when i didn't and sternly said no multiple times. He kept saying he wasn't used to be rejected and then when we pulled up he asked where should he park like tf. I said no again, went inside and he proceeded to say he hopes his next deployment takes him out for making me so uncomfortable 🤦🏾♀️
before seeing how the ride turns out, if you were asking the guy to get another uber, that makes sense. You could have asked her if she wanted you to drop the guy off FIRST, and that would have avoided any issue at HER house. Beyond that, she's the one who was paying, so she rules.
Hey what about this had to do feminism though? This was just a safety situation and i dont understand what made this related to mansplaining and feminism for you. Please share this is a real question.
Did you see the comment at 0:20? That was from a different video with a rude female passenger, and that comment highlights a very common sentiment among some people (not all!) that women are these ever innocent targets of all the evil male uber drivers that are always out to get them lol and don't get me wrong, I fully appreciate the measures women (and men) should take to be safe when going out, but something i always found interesting is when i hear people talk about political issues in lectures or on the news, it always seems to leave out the gray areas that I encounter every day in my uber.
As a female, I thank you for looking out for her. As a person, I thank you for looking out for both of them. No telling the outcome of that scenario. As a person who loves Mother Earth, I thank you for correcting the dumb ass for littering.
See how this ride turns out here: th-cam.com/video/MDbjQ1JakB8/w-d-xo.html
You have to take into account she's hammered and probably doesn't want to piss off the guy for fear of a bad re action. You're not obligated to do anything like the bodyguard of a hotel wasn't obligated to help an Asian women being beaten a few weeks ago. It really just comes down to your moral convictions and how capable you are in the situation. Can you fight? Can you think on your feet? Are you scared to be aggressive with other men? If you're not capable don't get involved. If you see nothing morally wrong then don't get involved. If you can fight if you feel this chick is in danger or scared to kick the guy out then get involved. That simple really.
EDIT: You also used mansplaining in the wrong context. I'm not sure if you were being bad faith and trying to obfuscate the definition to make "mansplaining" to seem like a bad word to your audience? Or if you generally just didn't understand the term used in context. What you did wouldn't be considered mansplaining to anyone reasonable Enjoy watching your videos good luck bud
your so cool bro
I think feminism means something different in USA than Europe, as in Europe it only means fighting abuse and subjugation of women. Such as women didn't have as many rights and were less represented in their own country. It wasn't until recently women had the right to not be raped by her husband. In USA it seems to be an insult by men who hate women, who spend their time searching out examples of idiots who talk nonsense to say all women who fight against abuse are like that. Funny how they spend to much time online whinging against women, filling comment sections no matter what the subject as an excuse to whine on against feminists and saying what women should want, but no woman finds an abusive misogynist who feels threatened by women who have rights against them to be a turn on.
I also think men and women dislike each other more in the USA than Europe as USA women tell men they're disgusting if not cir'cised and some men who had that done develop issues, such as less sensitivity, which they try to take out on women.
@@olgapavlova585 In EU, feminism is 80% me, 20% tee. Quite close to the US version of feminist. Of course, this is only true for the current wave of feminists. As of 2021, in some settings, it's recommended to never be alone with a woman. I know that because I did technical testing and assessing a woman required a witness so both parties are protected. The woman, as she has someone who can intervene if it becomes weird. The man, as he has someone who is a witness and can recall the event. That even make women more expansive to hire...
Of course, this is the kind of things that is very secretive. Now you know why there are 2 "interviewers" sometimes and why one seems to be useless (saying nothing and scrapping notes).
I'll also let you guess what is common to people who complained that the tests weren't suited to them... (Same tests with same delivery as it was following a protocol)
And backed by management (male) who asked one of the items to be removed (it wasn't as the item was a problem we had on the job and fairly simple).
There is an expectation from some candidate that their gender give them a pass...🤦♀️
Also, in my first internship, I could see equality at play. I was doing my project and the girl next to ma asked a bunch of technical questions, so I helped her. I did it a few time, until I got stopped by one of the "tutor" telling me she has been doing that for 2 years straight and should know the inside-out and that a student shouldn't know more that her. At the end of the internship, the software I created got deployed and the protocol I wrote put in place. The girl asked if she can take over and she got served the truth: she was under-performing for two years and not at all a fit for the job. She was a net loss for the company. What did happen is that she was "protected" as the team was exclusively male and thus, not hitting quotas. (the team was mixed race though) So, they could not fire her if she showed every day and did a minimum...which she did. What saved them is that it's not a protection that last forever, so she lost her immunity. On top of that, they were able to show that a student did much more while doing research at the same time. Those programs may seem nice on paper, but that's what you end up with. It's even worse, as I got a black guy telling me he thought I got him hired because of quotas, while he was simply good. Never had a woman tell me such things, but I am sure it happens.
Now, the battle of feminists revolve around equal outcome since they had better opportunities for a while.
All of that is understandable when they are hammered they are better than men and men are mostly rapists.
I hope one day, gender would make no differences; That we will just look at what is important for the job. There should be no discrimination at all based on gender ethnicity, or religion etc.
So I had a similar situation, but it was a lot worse in some ways. I picked up a girl that was about 20, and a guy that was way past his 50s, 3am at a bar. She was so wasted she couldn’t speak. He was taking her to his hotel. I also thought maybe they know each other, but I started asking simple questions, like how are you doing, keeping the conversation going to earn trust, after which it was is this your daughter, and he said they just met, he’s taking her to his hotel where a few other “friends” are waiting specifically for her. I did drive them there, but there were a few people at the front door, and I loudly asked her if she wants to go home, to which she said yes. So I told him that she wants to go home, again, making sure the other people there hear it all. He backed off and I took her to her house. She would’ve been an easy target and definitely ran a train on in there. So yeah. It’s a crazy fine line in these situations.
She was better off dropping him off first. No way Id want that man to know where I live
I'd say she would have done that if that guy was someone distant, but she specifically insisted to drive to hers first, it seemed like they're pretty close and she was allowing him to flirt, but considering they're both drunk, practically anything goes here.
Weird how he kept thinking he would go to her house while she kept saying no. Idk what I would do in that situation props to you Eddie
Yup and she sounded drunk to me also so just ask for more information on the situation like who knows that could of been her brother or something but if they don't want to do give it up just tell them kindly tell them to get out and cancel the ride
@@damaribrackett1159 doubt it. If it was really her brother or another family member, then they'd say "I'm her family" and end it right there.
Its complicated, because if you were to drive him home first he would probably not agree to get out. So yes cancel the Uber if they can't go individually. She did offer to pay an extra $20 which would help towards the other Uber. It's not an easy one.
Well sir, pineapple on pizza is a war crime, so I would not be comfortable getting an uber from someone who has committed these types of war crimes!
I have seen this before. Girls think these guys are their friends and they are just waiting for an opportunity. She probably isn't afraid but knows what he is up to.
Gender aside, I'm glad you support equality.
I think what you did was right, regardless of gender.
Thank you for this comment.
You're so real bro, and it seems like you are the only person tuned into reality and real people problems! Which is great because love watching you, it sows e you're not a follower, ad you're not easily influenced/mislead by others and social media. REAL TALK BRO!!
I think it’s great you have concern for your passengers. I wouldn’t feel comfy dropping them off together either. I recently had a family member murdered by her boyfriend of two years....things happen, it’s a scary world.
That guy's acting like a real jawn
You did the right thing bro!!
You handled well. I would've done the same. The second he said just go to her house and she said no, stop immediately and get specifics or cancel.
2:02 throwing out his empty beer can through the window like a prick to.
Lol forgot bout the movie kickass till he popped up the lil edits🤣
First off I would not want to be put in this situation or in any situation where I am in charge of strangers’ safety or level of happiness just to make some extra $$. Having said that, this is a tough situation I would probably default to protecting the female but in this day and age that could get me in trouble just like you eluded to.
You’re a good person for questioning it. That’s a tricky one. Will be interesting to see how it played out in the next video :)
White people need to mind their own business.
@@blackjackomfg Me?
@@blackjackomfg your point?
@@GammaGaming22 learn to read 🤦🏾♂️
@@blackjackomfg I did read, I don’t know why you’re saying “white people”. I think if anyone’s in potential danger then you should try to help said person who is in potential danger. Shows how much you don’t care about the safety of others.
I like how you called him out for littering. Great job man!
right! i just wanted to hear a bit more of the convo tho haha. Dude seems like a tool.
im a lawnscaper and littering pisses me off cause I gotta clean it , that guy a bitch..and look at his hat lul
@@Blade-ix8hr you should be thanking that man for giving you a job.
@@kikohogod5704 littering does not fund a job that cuts grass its just annoying...like you
@@kikohogod5704 I hope this is a joke bro, lol
I heard her say no. No you're not coming over. She said take me to my house then take him to his. Asking him to get another cab is a good idea. Be it woman or man, NO MEANS NO. No you aren't coming over. The end.
Yeah but then she says yes and I'll pay you. The answer is NOT clear
@@onedaynoreason2572 I think she was talking about paying Eddy to drive the guy to a second location that wasn't covered in the original ride, this ride was in another video where he showed more
The Uber driver has no control of him getting out at her place or not. The Uber driver can't force him to stay in the car
The driver's job is to take the person, who is on the account, to the destination that was requested. They are neither a counselor or the police.
That doesn’t apply though when your siblings because siblings don’t have boundaries they don’t have things like that and she could just not want her annoying little brother over but he could be her responsibility and vice versa because she would feel like shit if she woke up and her brother was dead if that’s her brother now if they’re just dating or they’re hooking up or whatever than yes consent applies and no means no but with siblings that’s not how it works
To avoid Having to be put in the middle... I personally would just cancel the ride if she didn’t want him to get out. You never know what he’s carrying or what could happen and sad to say... we don’t get paid enough to deal with this bs.
Yeah, shit is getting too hairy to be dealing with anything extra. Stay alert out there!
Yoooo its Dustin
even if you got paied enough its still nothing drivers signed up for lol.
Dude you gotta chill with some of you rhetoric the woman was asking your name to be safe she didn't insult you, she didn't attack or call you out your name she just wanted to know the name of her uber driver that she would be getting into a car with. Your way to sensitive about tht situation bro. It reminds me of guys get mad when women don't "smile" for them like chill dog. This is probably the only thing i've ever disagreed with on your videos and i'm a huge fan
UBER is not a real job. It’s a hustle idiots . You work a real job and do Uber on the side
In my opinion you should've drove him home first or kicked him out. It's clear that they're both drunk and that the girl doesn't want him over. Regardless of their status (her boyfriend, brother, friend, or some random dude she met at the bar), if somebody doesn't want you in their house you have no right being there. That guy seems dangerous and that girl is defenceless.
On what basis can you tell he's "dangerous" they're both shown to be drunk and seem to have a close relationship , for what we know , the girl could be some criminal or drug addict and the guy could be the victim. If you are the uber Driver, you have no business deciding who goes where and what you should do is cancel the ride and not get involved in the first place.
@@ganges2264 If you're a decent human being you should care about others. The guy continually pressured the girl to let him go to her place when she said no. In what scenario is the girl the dangerous one? If you don't realise that the guy is a potential danger to the girl then I really don't know what to tell you.
@@justinchung5375 ignoring your first statement, as I said they are both shown to be drunk and have an unknown relationship. you have absolutely no evidence to prove any suspicion you have. It is still a suspicion , doesn't make it valid for you act in a situation where it's none of your business, especially when you're going to act based on your own bias bcs let's be honest we don't know the truth. Instead of acting on what your emotions tell you , act on the facts that are presented in the scene. The girl in the video does not show wether or not she knows the person and there's no way to tell if she was sober when she declined he comes. However The fact that the guy claims "I'm totally sleeping over" would suggest they maybe had a very close relationship to where sleeping together is normal. Perhaps they were dating. Maybe they were planning on moving in together. Maybe the girl is keeping the dudes child. The girl could also be a threat. You wouldn't know. It could be anything , and the best option is to just not participate instead of accusing someone with little to no evidence.
@@ganges2264 You just don't get it, do you? My fist comment is perfectly valid, idk why you would ignore it. If you wanna talk facts, let's talk facts. Fact: He wants to sleep over and the girls doesn't want him to. Fact: He's trying to force her to change her mind. Fact: They're both drunk and males are physically stronger than females. Now, if he's trying to make her do something she doesn't want to do, then where does he draw the line? Him raping her is a very real possibility. Rape can still happen between two people in a relationship. I wouldn't be surprised if you saw someone get bullied and walked past them without any worry in your mind.
@@justinchung5375yes , if your dumb observation is based on an assumption then I'd be glad to not get it. fact : both are drunk , not in the right state in mind and their relationship and connection is completely unknown. He could be a father. Fact : rape is a suspicion not a confirmed fact. Fact : the woman being weaker doesn't mean she can't drug him , kill him or Sue him. As you said it's a "real possibility". Unlike you , I judge based on hard evidence and don't falsely accuse people just bcs "he's a man so he's stronger". He's a man but he's also a human. Until I see that the man is shown to be dangerous and actually did anything to prove that , then it's absolutely not my job to intervein. Facts are based on what has been observed and proved with evidence. Not an assumption.
Looks like being an uber driver is so much harder than just being a guy driving around picking people up
Sure is. I considered being one until I talked to my friend who became one and only lasted about 4 months. You'd expect to have nice people most of the time, not the case lol He had his life threatenedd, weapons pulled on him, people have attempted to rob him. He decided it wasn't worth the risk anymore. Once I heard that, I think something like UberEats would be better lol
remember the film taxi driver... that..
People are too self centered and selfish to act normal anymore.
I feel like you should have taken him to his place first, then her to hers, because she got the ride not him
My first thought. Then I realized he probably would refuse to leave. Also she ordered the ride and she kept asking to drop him off last instead of first so she might get mad. Best thing is to nip it in the budz
Also to add on what Doc commented. Once he drops her off. The "$20" that will be given to take her "buddy" home.. is probably not equal to what it costs to actually take him to his house.
Uber drivers are paid based on distance and time.
Also, doesn't make sense. If the dude lives 5 to 10 mins away. He can just walk home. There should be no conversation about him staying over for the night if he lives so close. If that makes sense.
Yes
So free rides? Because they’re making a act?
It's hard when she insists on staying in the same uber as him. That's a hard situation to insert yourself into. Well done for questioning it.
Thank you!
I probably would've asked very casual and jokingly "What's your story?" to the both of them to fish for an answer. Ask about their night. Make a light hearted chat.
They're both hammered so most likely they'll want to talk about their night and you can learn about whether they just met or are something closer. If they're coherent enough though.
But you were right for kicking them out for that can he threw out alone. That's so rude and annoying.
No Uber driver myself, but just a thought. Maybe could have her put in his address first, and have him get out there and then drive her back. Easier time telling him to get out at his house than telling him he can't get out at hers.
That's a great idea. finding a way to get him out of the car at his house before you take her home would be the best solution but two belligerent drunk people are never going to sit quietly while you do that.
It would take a dark turn if he refused to get out of the car though
There's more to this story, and this ride takes a super weird turn. I'll share the rest on Friday so make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on!
You did good man ! Did the best you could💯 Don’t worry about all those “what if’s” or “ you shoulda ____” nah !
Some situations are hard to deal with without questioning yourself. I made a mistake and parked in a bad spot a few nights ago in Allentown and almost got carjacked. Be safe out there!
I'm so confused... This video was released 1 hour ago but your comment is 4 days old 😂
@@oops.4970 It's to prove he's always early. He's that good of an uber driver.
@@donovan2723 😂😂
As a woman this makes me sad because she kept telling him no and he kept insisting the amount of times us women have to go through this and they tried to make us feel bad for saying the word no and manipulate us it’s ridiculous
Maybe you woman shouldn’t get so blacked out drunk where you put urself in situation with predators like this. Her fault completely.
I've literally got harassed sober you would never know what its like to be a woman so dont got there
@@nunyabusiness3832 ok and men should stop being predators how bout that!
@@bobbyd6304 stop justifying that its okay for men to be harassing women whether they are drunk or not.
@@bobbyd6304 being drunk is NOT an excuse for somebody to prey on a woman. I’m 17 & I’m smart enough to know this.
2:00 Hold on you skipped over the throwing the can out the window part. What were you guys saying?
Looked like he backed up and made him pick it up.
@James Cricket not even close lol
Dude you are fine. I would say that guy was definitely trying to sleep with her and she didn’t want to. Question everything my friend.
Telling him to grab a different uber was the best way you could have handled it, I wouldn't trust that situation eithr.
But he might not have the app or be willing to pay himself
@Lilith Levana That’s his problem
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When you thought your grandma had good stories 🤣
Dude the content has been on point lately big things ahead for you brother 🙌
Men aren’t the probolem but I do agree male privilege exisits and society enhances that
It’s a weird one. Damned if you do damned if you don’t like you said. If you refuse the ride they just call another Uber or he freaks out. If you drive to her place he’ll probably just leave and try to go with her. But also you don’t want to pry too far into their private relationship and accuse him of being some sort of abuser. Regardless, I don’t think I’d start driving until they figured it out.
i saw that comment from the last video lol well sam k what do you have to say to this?
Unbelievably awkward because the way things go nowadays if he does anything to her at her house you're going to find yourself in court. Somebody's going to try to blame you for what he did
really?
@@jastat nah thats not how it works at all
that’s wildly untrue. if anything you’d be a witness to the event leading up, which will paint a better picture in an investigation if a crime occurred between the two.
I never used to think about sexism much until I started reading online comments, where I could be reading a completely unrelated article, and there would always be at least one man whinging on about his hatred of women or feminists. What do they mean when they talk about feminists in a nasty way? I thought they were the people who fought against abuse of women, such as women being able to vote, or not be slaves so they're paid the same as a man. Isn't that just normal? Why does normal need a label? If I ever replied to awful comments about women in what I thought was an equal way, such as how one world leader said women can't be leaders because they have periods, I said that testosterone causes men to be aggressive, and when men are in their peak testosterone of late teens and early 20s, they cause more dangerous accidents than others, I was called a feminist. That means many think it's normal for women to be insulted, but if a woman does the same to a man, then they're part of an unusual organisation
Some people really do mental gymnastics
Had a similar situation. Picked up a girl from a bar and she had a guy follow her into my car. She kept telling him that she doesn’t want him to come home with her for about 2-3 mins until I just told the guy to gtfo myself. We ended up hitting it off on the ride back and I ended up being the one sleeping over lmao
bruh😂
X to doubt
Your a good person hon. Don't let the keyboard trolls get to ya. They will ALWAYS find something to gripe about.
You clearly have a lot of male privilege and you are very insensitive. Some people are very passionate about their youtube comments and its racist sexist transphobic and homophobic and inconsiderate disrespect us keyboard warriors. People like you are the reason covid is still around
I'm kidding I'm kidding😂
There are no open container laws in Philly? What about littering laws? That dude needed the boot...lol.
Drop him off first. He shouldn't know her address. But, 👏👏👏 my hats off to you, dear sir🥰🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗 You only deserve happiness and the best of the best🤩🤩🤩 God bless you ❤♥💖
What a class act this guy.. When he casually chucked that Miller Highlife i lost it
Its not your job to figure out relationships. Asking for them to get another ride is the sensible solution Evan if they don't like it.
Or you can just respect that you’re a worker and you’re not being paid for your opinion. You’ve been doing this too long and should not be comfortable interjecting into people personal lives. You’re not responsible from saving them from themselves.
men in 2021 have been brainwashed by feminism now his job is a relationship counselor
When he threw the can out, he would of gone out.
People are too fkn soft with "hurting feelings" and all this stuff.
It's better to ask and get the situation explained.
Better to be safe than sorry. I mean if she was sober ok. But she was drunk af. So it's ok to ask a bit.
I believe you handled it masterfully. Feminism isn't what it used to be, it is weaponised by idiots.
It almost feels like you're saying that being told you have male privilege is ridiculous. Male privilege isn't necessarily a negative thing, it's just a fact of life and needs to be taken into consideration when we talk about topics like feminism. Men don't have to worry as much about their safety when going out partying at night while women constantly have to take into consideration safety precautions on their fun nights out. Especially in big cities. I'm pretty sure you drive in Philly right? I love your content and your channel, just pointing out that your tone can be seen as condescending and a little uneducated. But you're right. This situation is messy as hell and with two clearly intoxicated passengers it's impossible to get a clear understanding of the context around their relationship. All you have to do in regards to your male privilege is acknowledge you have it and see how it relates to the situation -- which you did here. You acknowledged that women face much higher safety hazards in society and you started asking questions rather than just going along with whatever the guy was saying that was the opposite of what she was saying. I hope that if you're ever in a situation where the man is the one who is ordering the ride, you would still listen and ask if the woman is okay just like you did in this situation.
I'm not a biologist I cant tell whose a Male or female to make that call so I treat everyone equal
eddie has the best stories ‼️🐐
I like you man but you kinda chickened out there should stuck with her and made sure dude respected her request for boundaries
Sup Eddie
I'd actually say to those who say you have white privilege.
1) its Eddie's car therefore, his rules.
2) were all human so if eddie feels uncomfortable then he can call it out...also ties in with 1.
3) if he has concerns over someone else's safety again refer to 1.
Lastly, people are human beings and while people are in HIS car he has a duty of care for his passengers and of course to keep himself safe.
If Eddie has to pull up concerns he's well in his right to.
I think you did the right thing here, does she feel safe, is she feeling uncomfortable.
I'd be asking the same thing if the woman and guy were switched. The woman saying no just his house.
Stay safe Eddie.
Where’d u get white privileged from?
@@chowell1451 Eddie spoke about people saying he has white privilege.
at least you take no shit props to you man
Under extreme pressure you handled that in the. best interest of the everyone involved . Anyone with the best intentions can see that. Can’t wait to see what happens next!
Everything's not about you Eddie. A lot of the problems you have with social justice things is that you seem to think they're singling you out. When a girl says "all men suck", it's like saying "I'm scared of all snakes", both the statements are a bit stupid, but they're both understandable and they both make sense. It's called generalising to fit the common sense. Grow up.
So the common sense is that all men suck?
Okay but like in the first 30 seconds she said to take them separately and said no a shit ton of Times . Like those are huge red flags to me but idk
as a girl i would say its not really your responsibility to protect her other than safely drive them to the destination, I would never let a stranger who i wasnt going to fuck into my uber, so if she let him get a ride with her that was her dumb idea and she can deal with it. if he chose to get out at her house and you are actually worried i would say just call the cops and leave it to them. imo the best way to look at it is try to see women as equals, not people who need protection (im not judging you for feeling that way tho, its hammered into men that women are fragile victims who need to be protected all the time) but i honestly would prefer if men would drop that idea and just treat us as u want to be treated. so if the only reason you have concern for her in the situation is because she is a woman, and you would have no concern for a man, chances are there is no need for concern. But honestly a lot of other women will diagre with me, so you are going to offend someone no matter what, so just dio what you think is right.
You’re one of the rational thinking ones
It really is sad how many women have to go through this. I feel bad for everyone who has an experience like this. I’ve personally been through it twice. Thanks for being concerned for her safety & being a good Uber driver.
I agree 100% but I also know a lot of men that have gone through his too 👍
What a crappy situation. There's no right answer especially at this pay rate
People need to understand other’s concerns more often. You are doing the human thing by looking out for a stranger who could have been in a bad situation, and they got upset over it
What's up with the skipping over parts and half video? And can't hear most of it cause your commentary
Hi Eddie your videos are amazing keep up the good work!!
Wtf what happened at the end! I gotta know did he get out with her or did he take another Uber
Be an Uber driver, it’ll be easy they said... that’s a tough situation right there. Not sure there’s a “right” answer to that one, just your conscience maybe.
The only thing I could suggest is to ask her to his destination first.
And then if she goes "what no" then ask, "So when he is adamant about staying over, and you don't want him to, how am I supposed to keep him in the car without voilating his basic human rights?"
I get that this can be tricky but regardless of their relationship, she asked you to take him to his own home. She only has to tell you once. It is not and never was up to the guy who got in the Uber. I would have directed all my attention to her and asked if he could stay in the car and offered to take him home first. If he had a problem then I’d ask him to exit the car. I also understand how it’s hard to think of a solution when you are in the moment so I really should be saying “I’d like to think this is what I’d do”.
Lol someone once said "a 3rd person getting involved can sometimes turn a simple arguement into domestic violence"
Not a Driver so have no expirience with Situations like that. I would have asked them for a clear answer where to go and if they didnt give me one, I would have thrown them out. They gotta deal with their own problems
You should've posted the full video.
Feminism means to me equally for everyone. Men have societal issues to. If we want to fix things to keep everyone safe we have to work together on both our horrible behaviors towards each other.
If I was in the situation I would've tried to take the guy to his place first and then take the girl home. If the guy doesn't approve, he can get out and get another ride. Girl clearly doesn't want him at her place and if you take them both to her place you're going to have quite a situation. Well...it's not REALLYproblem, but I don't think I could stand by and be okay with it.
Either deny the ride or make them do a two-stop ride. If the guy gets out at the first stop and won't get back in, then you or the neighbor can just do a quick call to the cops for a wellness check on her.
Number one don’t let someone drink in your car, number two their drunk just drive them to where the app says and go from there. Be very direct with people especially when there drunk and if they don’t like it they can get another ride.
"Just driving them to where the app says" could easily get someone assaulted.
how tf is this a feminism problem? You see a guy being the aggressor and it's feminists fault? Jesus man, get some perspective.
You should have said you’d take him home first then drop her off at her place.
Not sure what this has to do with feminism? This is simple. Take him to his house first and then take her home. Or better yet, kick them out for being indecisive.
Eddie you rock brother!!
feel like you handled the situation really well, but idk the political inserts are just really annoying idk what they even have to do with this situation
I once told a Woman to calm down, because she was screaming and she claimed the only reason why i said “Calm Down” was because she was a Woman.
Was it?
@@prettyzuri the answer is “no”, but if a person is yelling and screaming, regardless the gender, is it not appropriate to tell them to “Calm Down”.
Telling someone to calm down when they're upset is almost never helpful.
So...
@@prettyzuri ahh, okay I understand that. The reason why she was mad was for a dumb reason though. If it was al legitimate good reason to be upset I probably would’ve asked her if she was okay. The thing she got upset at was an opinion on a comic book character and she started FREAKING out over it.
its better to be safe then sorry. since she paid for the ubder she has the saying on where to go. so if she wants him taken to his house, it's better to go by that. can't take the chance of this guy taking advantage of the situation if he is not a brother of the woman.
Yikes! I’d do the same you aren’t the only one dood.
Just stay tf out of it, lol. Especially if she's virtually begging you to just go through with it. You're not Cap America.
Her level of intoxication is worrying. I know I could never do your job Eddie. Stay safe. From a Mom.
I would’ve just kicked him out for tossing an empty can out the window
Definitely get him out of the car and just bring her home. If he doesn’t leave, call the police. She’s clearly drunk and clearly saying no. So even if it’s her family, no means no.
I don't care what hes dose to her if your car is not damaged not your problem
2:00
Ida told that POS to pick that up...hate people that just litter like that
Take him home first then if need be he can grab another Uber to her house if she changes her mind
Video gets a like just for M83 playing in the car at the start
Interesting, didn't even consider this may even be a situation.
Let's just make this super simple. Just ask HER! I know she was drunk but she clearly repeated take him to his house several times and offered to tip the driver for the second passenger. That is the only clarification you need. This acting clueless crap is childish and IS THE FREAKING PROBLEM. If this was your friend or relative would you be asking a million questions to excuse yourself? You ask her and that's it. Really not difficult.
Thank you, that's what really bothered me about this video. If she said no, take me home and then him, then you have all the information you need. It's her ride, her place of residence, her call. She was making what she wanted very clear. This shouldn't even have to be an issue of feminism. I don't get what was so confusing about this situation, it doesn't matter at all what their relationship is to each other, just what her directives are. You tell him she made her decision, and ask him how he wishes tp proceed from there, and if he gives you a problem call law enforcement. Edit: I just watched the video a second time. It appears she wanted to go home by herself, but for the Uber driver to also take the other guy to his house (which he was objecting to). I get that could be confusing, but you just make it clear that you have to drop her off by herself because that is her wish, and tell him he either needs to get another Uber, or comply with going to his house.
Talking too much, over defending yourself, just play the footage straight through, it's frustrating to follow with so many interjections
Hey. Nobody asked you.
Not a big deal. The man is with her. She wants him in the car. If he decides to get off at her address it's her responsibility to handle the situation. You don't have to interfere unless you see him physically hurt her. Even then its not legally your job to do so. You should immediatly call the police if it got violent.
Exactly. Feminism is a mental disease.
Had my ex boyfriend pull this stunt on me when i said no to him coming over my house. He kept insisting that i wanted him there when i didn't and sternly said no multiple times. He kept saying he wasn't used to be rejected and then when we pulled up he asked where should he park like tf. I said no again, went inside and he proceeded to say he hopes his next deployment takes him out for making me so uncomfortable 🤦🏾♀️
I hope his wish comes true
before seeing how the ride turns out, if you were asking the guy to get another uber, that makes sense. You could have asked her if she wanted you to drop the guy off FIRST, and that would have avoided any issue at HER house. Beyond that, she's the one who was paying, so she rules.
my ex was onna those 'feminists' shit got annoying asl
Hey what about this had to do feminism though? This was just a safety situation and i dont understand what made this related to mansplaining and feminism for you. Please share this is a real question.
Did you see the comment at 0:20? That was from a different video with a rude female passenger, and that comment highlights a very common sentiment among some people (not all!) that women are these ever innocent targets of all the evil male uber drivers that are always out to get them lol and don't get me wrong, I fully appreciate the measures women (and men) should take to be safe when going out, but something i always found interesting is when i hear people talk about political issues in lectures or on the news, it always seems to leave out the gray areas that I encounter every day in my uber.
GO OWLS! you did the correct thing.
Dont leave us hanging!!! How did it end did he get out and get another Uber or did he go to her house? Ok I see what you said I'll wait til Friday.
my algorithm suggested this channel like an hour ago...haven't stopped watching...This is great man and you are super entertaining
He just chucked that can out of the window?
Mate you been to university or what your initial definition of feminism is obviously not accurate or relevant.
Enlighten me
As a female, I thank you for looking out for her.
As a person, I thank you for looking out for both of them. No telling the outcome of that scenario.
As a person who loves Mother Earth, I thank you for correcting the dumb ass for littering.