To be fair,
Taxi drivers tend to have a guilty conscious mind, we are in a
way, never like to be quesitoned on our way of driving. So are many
other jobs, most people do not like to be question for their work,
especially more so are those who never accept advices and
comments.
But we have to understand that people have the right to question
us, especially in a capacity of a customer, what we can do is calm
down, smile and ask them back, what is the road they used to
travel then just apologise for the sake of earning a living, and
also thanks them for enlightening a new ways. Things can end up
with keep the change, all these lies in our hand.
And since it lies in our hand, including the steering wheels, it
is up to us to make it a nice trip or a lousy one. The way we
approach a question by pax must be in the respect of a service
provider and a consumer relation.
A question is not wrong, but due to self guilty conscious, TD
tends to feel offended, especially so for those driving for years,
to them, it is a degrading of self ego and pride. But then, take a
closer look, it is just a question.
"Uncle, why you go by this way?"
I hate this question, it just make people piss off
