iStockIt may have happened quite a few times with you as well. If it gets into rush hours or late hours, or if the heavens open up, your ride does a disappearing act.
Sometimes there is no excuse offered, sometimes the excuses are templated. But at times, like it happened with this woman in Delhi, the excuse bowls you over with its frankness.
Ria Kasliwal, a development professional in Delhi shared on Twitter such an experience with a driver from the ride hailing service Uber. She booked a cab on July 20 when it was raining heavily in Delhi. She shared a screenshot to show what happened afterwards.
Driver: Where do you want to go?
User: Green Park, sir
Driver: In this weather?
User: Are you coming?
Driver: What should I do?
User: Are you coming, sir?
Driver: Don't really feel like.
The conversation between the two left Twitter users in splits. "This is hilarious ," commented one. "Ye dil hai ki maanta nahin" replied another, referring to a line from a hit song of the yesteryears.
The screenshot image of the conversation garnered 7,605 likes and over 462 retweets in less than four days, and Pasliwal responded, "Gosh, the response to this tweet has been insane! Thank you Uber driver."
Sometimes there is no excuse offered, sometimes the excuses are templated. But at times, like it happened with this woman in Delhi, the excuse bowls you over with its frankness.
Ria Kasliwal, a development professional in Delhi shared on Twitter such an experience with a driver from the ride hailing service Uber. She booked a cab on July 20 when it was raining heavily in Delhi. She shared a screenshot to show what happened afterwards.
Driver: Where do you want to go?
User: Green Park, sir
Driver: In this weather?
User: Are you coming?
Driver: What should I do?
User: Are you coming, sir?
Driver: Don't really feel like.
So, this happened as it poured in Delhi yesterday! Lol https://t.co/QrAZEq3e0Y
— Ria Kasliwal (@RiaKasliwal) 1658374926000The conversation between the two left Twitter users in splits. "This is hilarious ," commented one. "Ye dil hai ki maanta nahin" replied another, referring to a line from a hit song of the yesteryears.
@RiaKasliwal Hahaha this is hilarious 😂
— Aditi M 🌈 (@AditiMukund) 1658377765000@RiaKasliwal He is a whole entire mood!
— Mitali Mukherjee (@MitaliLive) 1658415454000The screenshot image of the conversation garnered 7,605 likes and over 462 retweets in less than four days, and Pasliwal responded, "Gosh, the response to this tweet has been insane! Thank you Uber driver."
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