The rain brings out the madness normally only seen during natural disasters. After all, this is California, where even the faintest hint of precipitation threatens the already thin veil of civility. And once it really starts pouring … well, then all bets are off …
I’m driving westbound on North Point when an SUV pulls up alongside me, also going westbound. There’s an Uber symbol in the window. When the light turns green, I keep pace, curious when he’s going to realize he’s driving on the wrong side of the road. As we approach Larkin, another SUV is traveling eastbound. Also an Uber. The original SUV, oblivious that he’s doing anything out of the ordinary, even though there’s a vehicle heading straight toward him, maintains his trajectory until both SUVs stop, face to face, and try to determine who has the right of way.
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That is one pretty eventful day for a Cab driver, in a way I wish some of my days were as eventful as this. Though I have no idea how he stayed so calm with the last passengers who were swearing at him and flipping him off!
I totally didn't see the "Continue reading" and seriously thought the story ended with "try to determine who has the right of way." I was ready go drive my Uber off a cliff.