The seemingly routine cab ride turned into a viral settlement after a woman and driver got into a heated argument over the departure point. Dashcam shots, now widely shared on social media, show that passengers refuse to pay when the driver refused to exceed the point set for cycling.
“Main payment of Bhi bina to Nikal Jaungi”
The fasting began when the woman insisted that the place of the designated place was dropped “inside” a specific place. When the driver refused, she threatened, “Bhi bin’s main payment to Nikal Jaungi (I leave without payment).”
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The unwavering driver replied, “AAP bina payment to Nikal Jayenge? Jaaiye (you leave without paying? Go ahead).”
When he continued to press, why couldn’t he take her in, he honestly replied, “Kyun Jaun Main andar Jab Location Yahan Ki Hai (why should I go in when it is a waste place?”
The driver, seemingly calm but firm, added a line that has since become a viral video:
“I am, £132 on toh AAP AMEER BAN JAA Rahe, on main. USKI voltage roto lo ( £132 will not be amended, and it won’t call me either. Do not stress it). ”
Watch the video here:
Escalation over the tongue
When they began to ignite, the woman started and said, “Pat na nai kis manhoos ghadi mein teri cab book curry (I don’t know what bad moment me made me book the cabin).”
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It seemed to be angry with the driver who shot:
“Main Aapke Pais nai kha raha hu, tameez with baat kijiye (I will not steal your money, speech respecting).
In the end, the woman left without settling the fare.
Internet divided: Who was wrong?
The video divided the Internet with many siding with the driver.
The user wrote: “The cabins do not use accurate location many times.
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Another user noted: “One dashcam can save you from disputes, fines and fraud.”
“All cabin providers should be” no list of units “,” the third user suggested.
Others emphasized the importance of civility. “Being polite with drivers always works better. After all they help us,” he read another comment.
“The woman is right. The driver is also right. But the map is bad. So, the application is bad. The company is responsible. It’s not bad. We have to walk. We don’t know her position. It may be sick or aging. Or it may be new. It happened in my family.”
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