StriveOn don't be so stress up ,the test isn't that
difficult,it' the job driving taxi that is stress up fr demanding
passengers insisting u must know the routes,go fast as they r in a
hurry,no excuses of being a newbie!they will say how u pass ur
test!if take wrong or long routes they will want a receipt to
report u to LTA!they say they r not ur guinea pigs or have such
luck to meet u!and they pretend not to know if u forget to start
the meter!and will ask for discount if u take a longer route!one
drunk Ang MOh refuse to pay the fare when i drop him at scotts
road,original destination Orchard hotel.one auntie even say if
don't know route don't come out to work as a taxi driver!
foolsh_2000, you are right. Actually this is my greatest fear.
Not knowing how to navigate and meeting heartless,
'tekan-you-all-the-way' pax.
The important lessons I am learning now is
1. Self Control (when dealing with difficult pax or other errant
drivers)
2. How to release (because you TD, cannot anyhow tekan back
unless you very experienced TD so you have to find other avenues of
release)
3. How to be humble (whether you right or wrong is not
important, unless going to court)
besides the regular stuff that a TD should know.
All those difficult situations that you guys express on the
forum, I am absorbing it, so that when I come across, I know it
ever happen to one of us before. So,... smile and carry-on.
