What kind of bad Didi drivers have you seen?

What kind of bad Didi drivers have you seen?

I got to know Didi, and then rode Didi, and had various experiences with Didi. Let’s talk about the bad Didi drivers I’ve encountered.

Actually, I am more optimistic about Didi and taxis.

Our family is from a county town. Taxis have been available in small counties for a long time, but the taxi drivers here have poor service. Of course, we can't generalize. There may be some good taxi drivers, but I'm just unlucky and haven't encountered them.

Let’s talk about the benefits of Didi cars: Didi is always on call and can basically deliver it to your destination. Moreover, Didi’s price comparison announcement shows that it is cheaper than taxis. The most important thing is that many Didi cars are more upscale and cleaner than taxis. This is the reason why I chose Didi.

Similarly, although I have a good impression of Didi, there are also some bad Didi drivers.

One time I went home and had dinner outside. It was very cold, so I ordered a Didi. The Didi driver who got on the bus didn't say anything. He was listening to music with his headphones plugged in. Then we arrived at the community where we lived.

The community has two gates, one at the north gate and one at the west gate. The North Gate generally does not accept outside vehicles, so Didi cannot drive in. If you take the west gate, you can drive directly into the community, which can be considered as sending you home directly.

Some people may say that if it is delivered to the door of the community, doesn't it feel like arriving at home?

It’s really different. Our community is so big that it’s as far as one kilometer from the north gate to the west gate. He sent me to the north gate, which meant I had to walk nearly a mile home, so what was I going to do on Didi?

Ordinarily, Didi, which has better service, should send you to Ximen, or send you directly downstairs. For him, this is just a matter of stepping on the accelerator, but that The driver sat motionless in the car, which meant clearly that you can just get out of the car when you get there.

Of course, this driver is not too bad, at least compared to the next one.

This driver can be said to be quite funny. As soon as I got on the bus, he told me that I could not charge as much as the mobile phone software showed. Of course, it was during the Spring Festival, so it was understandable that he would increase the price extra.

Once we got in the car, there was no point in fussing about it. Besides, it was the Chinese New Year, so I was too lazy to talk to him. I asked how to calculate it, and he said it would be calculated based on the distance, and an extra two yuan would be added for one kilometer. I said I could just give you an extra 10 yuan, but he kept insisting on what he said. What he meant was that it would definitely be more than five kilometers to our door. I didn't argue with him, it was a holiday after all.

When we arrived at the gate of our community, it turned out that his car showed that he had traveled less than four kilometers. Then he turned off the car key and started asking me for 10 yuan. What do you call this?

I want to argue with him again. He looks so arrogant. I am really afraid that he will beat me. I want to file a complaint against him. I feel that it is not worth getting angry with him just for two dollars. So I threw him 10 yuan and got out of the car angrily.

Of course, most of the Didi drivers I have ridden with are good. Maybe I am unlucky and I have caught up with the bad ones.