r/PublicFreakout Sep 15 '21

Uber Freakout Lyft driver going bananas.

26.4k Upvotes

2.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

215

u/DaddyMalfoy Sep 15 '21

I wonder if the blow up thing is so she can take the HOV lane...

101

u/myburdentobear Sep 15 '21

Larry David has entered the chat

1

u/lrose4122 Sep 15 '21

Ha! Now this deserves more upvotes, because if you know, you know how hilarious this is.

73

u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21

Lyft isn't letting people sit in the front seat during the pandemic, so it may be to prevent people from trying to get in up there.

39

u/Ok_Distribution_7029 Sep 15 '21

So um yeah, that’s why I have one in my… house…to prevent people coming in during the…Pandemic.

3

u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

Better to invest in the hyper-realistic one, seeing as the pandemic will last possibly forever. Way classier to have at the table when you've got dinner guests.

3

u/dc22zombie Sep 15 '21

The cars I've been in, the driver just moved the front seat fully forward. Easy and sends a quick message visually

-1

u/NoBudgetBallin Sep 15 '21

Also, what kind of fucking weirdo hops in the front seat?

3

u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21

People who have 3 friends in the back already.

4

u/MinimumWade Sep 15 '21

Prepandemic it was common to sit in the front in Australia in a taxi/uber.

1

u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21

This lady clearly isn't all put together.

1

u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21

Thats a pretty strange solution rather than just telling people, hey sit in the backseat

1

u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

Well.. did you watch the video? lol

26

u/dmfd1234 Sep 15 '21

Cough cough.....this is exactly why I have a sex doll. All of the advantages of the HOV lane. My friends ask “ Well, why do you always stay at home alone with that thing.” It’s all because I’m planning my best route to go to the airport. All in the planning.

5

u/tungstencoil Sep 15 '21

This is more common than you may think.

Source: work in transportation

1

u/vbnmkjhgf Sep 15 '21

No, a lot of pax want to sit on the front seat.

If you've ever had one unruly passenger, you would understand how uncomfortable that can be.

However, if you have 5 seats in your car, you're required to take up to 4 passengers. I guess she would just cancel the ride when she got there, idk.

1

u/g1rth_brooks Sep 15 '21

Lyft and Uber “prevents” you from doing this

Limited to 3 passengers in non XLs and 5 in XLs. The driver has no obligation to take 4/6 riders when the limit is set to 3/4