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As an Indian in the US, I do not understand what is acceptable, and what is not. Eg: An elderly woman was sharing Uber pool with me. She was complaining to som
by alphagrep12345 7y ago
As an Indian in the US, I do not understand what is acceptable, and what is not.
Eg: An elderly woman was sharing Uber pool with me. She was complaining to someone over the phone about how Uber's new app does not have an option. I knew that the option was present, just that they moved it to a different page in the app. Should I communicate this to her after her phone call? What if she thinks I'm listening to her private conversation? I finally didn't tell her anything.
- chrisshroba 7y agoPersonally, I would go for it! I would appreciate it if I were in that situation, and if for some reason she took it poorly, hey it's one ride of your life :)
- m463 7y ago> As an Indian in the US, I do not understand what is acceptable, and what is not. Maybe just ask her. I remember a conversation I had with an Indian coworker - he asked me, "Why do Americans get so upset when I honk my car horn at them in traffic?" That led to an interesting conversation.