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Input: So to keep it short and sweet I’m an Uber driver on Friday and Saturday nights to take care of drunks (because that’s when the highest volume of customers are).

I had a call at 3am to drive 7 minutes to some guy who gave me the wrong address, then changed the address to the wrong address again.

I have strict rules to message customers when they have a minute of wait time left. So I messaged this guy. Numerous times. I even tried calling him.

He asked where I was and I told him exactly where I was, but he wasn’t there. He then typed random letters and sent them to me and I asked him to repeat himself. He replied with “Sort it out”.

At this stage I had been waiting over 5 minutes for him so I replied with “sort out your own ride. Don’t waste my time” and canceled on him and charged him. I started driving and saw him a couple of streets over but decided to keep on driving.

When he re-ordered an Uber he got me and I declined so I wouldn’t have to deal with him. I’m a 5 star Uber with over 450 trips and I don’t want to tarnish what appears to be a perfect record because some guy wants vengeance against me.

Am I an asshole for charging him, driving past him and then declining him after his behaviour?

charging this Uber customer