i give you the ultimate answer. but i am sure you wont agreed,
you wont like it.
TDs here feel underpaid in comparison to the time, energy and
risk they put on the line everytime they start their engine til
they stop. day in day out. year in year out.
If you might say, feeling underpaid doesnt mean they are
underpaid, please refer to the other developed countries taxi rates
to get the broad perspective where local TDs stand.
Or simply, imagine your Boss decides to pay you anywhere btwn 20
to 50% lesser for the same amount of work from tomorrow onwards,
versus your colleagues.
The best is of course, get a Driving Licence. then wait a year.
get the Taxi Licence. and then start driving as one. say for a
month, or least 2 weeks? pay rent, pump fuel, rove around morning,
day, nite. and you will get the answer the way you experience it
yourself.
Your answer beli good.