I beg to differ. Although he writes well, I believe cabbies
here've equally if not more interesting stories to tell. It's all
in a day's job. As a Phd holder, he could've easily landed a better
job than a TD. My guess is his shock therapy generated the desired
publicity intended. With the outpouring of sympathy came numerous
offers from various institutions. As he has stopped driving a taxi,
he probably has a plump job. His blog hasn't been updated since
30th April.
He lost his job under acrimonious condition. Each side has its
story and we'll leave it as that. Through his blog, he went on a
personal vendetta against the authorities. His rants and gripes
against the police, ERP etc. cuts no ice with me. I would rather he
move on.
With his book available to a world wide audience, he's probably
laughing his way to the bank. Judging from the comments in his
blog, he proves to be quite an auntie killer too. Well, some guys
have all the luck.
It would be nice of him to return and acknowledge the support
he'd received instead of making a disappearing act.
Don't listen to someone with only 1 year taxi driving experience
.
Listen to those who has got 20 .