Luis pinarusahan ang taxi driver na ayaw magsakay ng pasahero | Bandera

Luis pinarusahan ang taxi driver na ayaw magsakay ng pasahero

Alex Brosas |March 13,2018
facebook
share this

Luis pinarusahan ang taxi driver na ayaw magsakay ng pasahero

Alex Brosas - March 13, 2018 - 12:20 AM


HATS off kami kay Luis Manzano.

Two weeks ago, we were with writer-friend Alwin Ignacio sa MOA. When we got out of the mall, Alwin wanted to take a cab going to Buendia-Taft dahil doon siya sasakay ng bus papunta sa Las Piñas.

Pinara niya ang isang cab but the driver refused to accommodate us. It turned out na taxi company pala ni Luis ang taxi na pinara ni Alwin. Our friend told us to jot down the taxi’s plate number which we did.

Pag-uwi, nag-private message si Alwin kay Luis since they’re online friends and reported the matter. Luis was profusely saying sorry to our friend. A few days after, Luis told Alwin na suspended ang cab driver for two weeks dahil sa kanyang refusal na isakay kami.

With that ay nagpasalamat kami kay Luis na umaksyon kaagad sa driver.

Maraming taxi driver ang talagang mukhang pera. Last Sunday lang, papunta kami sa isang mall sa Divisoria. Nagpadagdag ang driver ng 50 pesos dahil matrapik daw. Pinagbigyan na ni Alwin.

Bakit ba maraming taxi driver ang hidhid, ganid at mukhang pera? Ganoon ba sila pinalaki ng ina nila o naimpluwesiyahan sila ng mga magnanakaw na politiko?

Ang isa sa pinakamababang uri ng driver ay ‘yung namimili ng pasahero, nagpapadagdag ng pamasahe at nangongontrata. Dapat siguro ay pagbabarilin na ang mga ganyang taxi driver, ‘no!

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy.

Disclaimer: The comments uploaded on this site do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of management and owner of Bandera. We reserve the right to exclude comments that we deem to be inconsistent with our editorial standards.

What's trending