To an American, the tone of this article is beyond bizarre. "Yadav aka ‘Maharaj’ is a rather decent bloke. He is demure, soft spoken and usually never has an o

To an American, the tone of this article is beyond bizarre. "Yadav aka ‘Maharaj’ is a rather decent bloke. He is demure, soft spoken and usually never has an opinion. All he loves to do is drive and polish the car." So the definition of a decent person is one who doesn't have an opinion or get in the way? "Yet, when I call him on his mobile phone (provided by me) for logistical coordination and other errands, the caller tune he forces me to hear makes me go insane. He has chosen the choicest of bawdy, vulgar and obscene bollywood songs available as his caller ring back tunes." The truly infuriating thing about this driver is that he dares to have thoughts and a personality of his own (which the author only says he can get behind if he's drunk)! I get the distinct impression that the author would quickly fail Tony Hsieh's airport test.