Why do most taxi drivers like to talk about politics?

In the past, most of them used to take taxis at this time. Many drivers, uncles and aunts like to chat. They kept asking me which school I was going to graduate from. Why did an uncle tell me all the way that his daughter was so powerful and talented in Shanghai? An uncle complained to me that life is too hard, driving a taxi can't earn much money, and he has to support his family.

And uncle tried his best to attract customers all the way, wanting to bring more people and earn more. I've been saying it's almost time, so I won't waste your time. After today, our business is not very good. An aunt asked me why I didn't look for a job in my hometown. Come on, think about them staying alone in that small space all day, feeling bored. I want to talk when I see people. Ha ha.

There are many passengers in contact, and these passengers have different levels and industries. As a result, taxi drivers often become saints, know a little about everything, and know more and more about all kinds of anecdotes in society, so it is inevitable to say a few words. Also, drivers usually turn on the radio when driving, so they will dabble in the news and listen more, so there is no way to say more.

Some drivers are extroverted and talkative, and like to talk with passengers to break the embarrassment. What can two strangers talk about when they meet? You can't ask about age, income, height and weight, and you can't talk about the weather like the British. The only way to talk about it is to start with current events. In addition, the brothers in Beijing are more obvious. Under the emperor's roots, I feel that the affairs of the son of heaven are my own business, and Beijingers are a little sensitive to politics and like to talk about them. Teacher Mick asked everyone how much the medical expenses for treating H7N9 avian influenza can be reimbursed. So most of them may be due to some professional reasons, so most taxi drivers like to talk about politics.