So I call an Uber and the guy drives a really fancy car and I’m confused. Turns out, he’s a senior exec at Goldman Sachs and he’s German (moved to New Orleans 5 years ago). So why Uber? “It’s the best way for me to learn English. And I meet wonderful people while doing it”
See reactions on social media:
*** Driving Uber at my spare time has brought me across a lot of Nigerian youths who are doing great in meaningful things and yet very respectful. I’m happy to serve and I have a great perspective of them now The future isn’t all blink as thought
*** That’s the beauty of travelling, u learn how other’s live, their passion and priorities. Not all execs live for their job, their have other interests too. Thanks for sharing.
***thumbs bro, I have lived in Capetown #SouthAfrica. for period time and worked for IBM and drove a Mercedes Classe ML on #Uber platform but may white folks that I have accounted were asking me where I’m from and who’s car I’m driving belong to. white folks mind set.
*** And yet here in SA, people look down UPON Uber Drivers. Societal mindset needs to change, what is very strange is that most of the Uber drivers earns or makes more money than many of us in corporates, retail, or freelancing. This should be a game changer for us here in SA.
Aww.. He’s just doing it for the fun of it. Simple life
If I hear say such happened in Nigeria
Nice