I drive for lyft/uber

[ChiefBlueCFC]

I was in Dallas this past weekend for a bachelor party. We took Lyft's pretty much everywhere and holy shit, IDK if it is Dallas or what, but every single one was a ****ing nightmare.

One guy was going anywhere from 90-120 showing us "all the best spots in Dallas." A ride that was supposed to take 20-25 minutes, took an hour and a half. The next morning my friend noticed that Lyft was sending him notifications asking him if we were okay because we "appeared to not be headed towards our destination."

Another driver was trying to pick up hookers on the way back from dinner. He said he wanted us to see how easy it was and how cheap they are...

Another one just refused to really speak with us other than yes or no responses, and was driving like he just learned. Getting on the highway doing 30 miles an hour and shit.

Like I said, I don't know if that is just Dallas in general or if we were just unlucky with our drivers, but jesus christ it was an adventure each time.

[Saulbadguy]

It's been increasingly hard to count on getting one in the KC area.

[Deberg_1990]

Had a buddy telling me one of the worst things for him was something called a dead route? Basically when you pickup someone from a highly busy area like an airport and take them 25-30 miles out to the suburbs. But then, there is little to no business going back. So you have to use your time, mileage and gas to get back to a profitable area.