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Here’s the thing: if someone doesn’t want to chat should that affect their access to a paid service? With Uber you’re paying for a professional driver (they’re
by mprev 7y ago
Here’s the thing: if someone doesn’t want to chat should that affect their access to a paid service?
With Uber you’re paying for a professional driver (they’re being paid, so they’re a pro by definition) to take you from A to B. There shouldn’t be any obligation to engage in anything but pleasantries.
- Scoundreller 7y agoI don’t think social/asocial will factor enough to get anyone booted from the platform.