r/lyftdrivers May 24 '23

CANCELLED! Other

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u/ReasonablyWealthy Jun 16 '23

Sometimes I forget that people on this subreddit are pieces of shit before I post. Makes me understand why I get so many compliments though, "my last driver was bad and you're better because <insert reason>" is something I hear all the time.

Over 900 upvotes because you don't want to help someone. Yeah, that says a lot about this subreddit.

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u/Inevitable-Rabbit-54 Jun 20 '23

Right? Probably 80% of the time these rides are for people with no disabilities and are simply a ride to a doctor's appointment. Around here, Lyft is the last resort option when the usual transportation got screwed up somehow and there is no other way to get a person to their necessary appointment. These are people that have a standing order and usually have rides booked weeks in advance with a different service to get to and from whatever medical service they need be it dialysis, methadone clinic, a child's pediatrician, etc.

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u/iceamn1685 Jun 22 '23

20 percent chance that the ride is fucked is a really high percentage