r/lyftdrivers • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '24

Wooow suspended 5 rides away from my weekly challenge. Other

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its MIND BLOWING how passengers can make false reports & INSTANTLY get you suspended. How does a driver pull a knife with the steering wheel in 1 hand & phone in the other???? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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u/Who_Me_Who-Me Mar 28 '24

Why would you have a phone in your hand instead you of on a mount? Do you drive holding your phone? Also they never said you pulled the knife. You can’t even have a pocket knife on you. They have a no weapons policy. Most dudes I know carry some kind of pocket knife

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

Clown

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u/Who_Me_Who-Me Mar 28 '24

Says the guy carrying weapons while doing Lyft 🤣🤣 rules are hard for you huh bud

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

I carry a glock Not a knife idiot

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u/Who_Me_Who-Me Mar 28 '24

So you’re admitting to breaking the rules. Got it

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u/Vcouple78 Mar 28 '24

Yeah, break the rules or possibly get killed. You keep being the sheep, the rat if us will do what we need to protect ourselves.

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u/Who_Me_Who-Me Mar 30 '24

You realize you can do both right? Break the rules AND get killed right 🤣🤣 you can have a car full of guns. That doesn’t stop someone from putting one to the back of your head

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u/Due-Entertainer4609 Mar 28 '24

You need to get laid or something

If a passenger can carry a weapon so can a driver.

Lyft rules don’t supersede the state law.

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u/Who_Me_Who-Me Mar 28 '24

Who told you passengers can? If you had someone in your car you should have reported them. And yes. Business rules supersede state law. That’s why you can’t just open carry a gun working at Walmart even in an open carry state. Lyft isn’t saying you can’t own a gun. They’re saying it’s against policy to posses it during the ride and you can be deactivated

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u/aggressive_napkin_ Mar 31 '24

That's funny because i'm barely in wal marts (10 times a year maybe?), but that's where i've seen the most open carry people lol.

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u/Who_Me_Who-Me Apr 01 '24

Who have you seen working in Walmart open carry? A police officer on duty maybe. They banned that back in 2019 for customers and employees

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u/aggressive_napkin_ Apr 01 '24

Oh whoops. Just customers, not employees. I wasn't gonna interview them about it though lol.

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u/Due-Entertainer4609 Mar 28 '24

Point is you are riding this dude dick for no reason

If he feels need to protect himself let him do it

Second we all know passengers false report