https://beta.archivevideomirror.com/library/post/6435

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/1cby268/when_youre_an_uber_lawyer_and_book_a_black_car/

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521124&forum_id=2#47607004)

Here's how it all went down: He booked me as a Black Car VIP, typically a signal that the client expects an SUV. They were a few doors away from the designated pickup spot. When I pulled up, he pointed at me like you would point at a dog, aiming straight at my face, then pointed directly in front of him, directing me where to park. This was already a major red flag for me; they brought me to the wrong spot and treated me without any respect.

Then they quickly tried to squeeze five people, including two small kids, into my car, which was only meant for four. The ride booked was for four. The car has extra seats, but that’s not the point. No jumper seats for the kids were inside, and when I raised this issue, the situation heated up. The wife claimed, 'But you have extra seats,' as if that resolved the safety issue. That's when the husband, the Uber lawyer, chimed in. He accused me of making things up and then dropped the bombshell, 'I'm an Uber lawyer, and you’re going to lose your job over this.' I knew I had to record this, so I pulled out my phone. Shaky and nervous, I asked him to repeat what he said.

Immediately, he accused me of profiling him. Overwhelmed, I stepped out of the car to close two doors they had left open. While doing so, I tried to have one last drop of civil conversation, attempting to explain to him the error in his actions, giving him the benefit of the doubt that perhaps he didn't realize what he was doing was wrong. Instead of understanding, he doubled down, continuing to accuse me of misconduct. He kept pushing, touching me while accusing me of threatening him, trying to provoke me into saying something rash. When that didn't work, he started putting words in my mouth, following me around the car aggressively.

This encounter isn't just an isolated incident. It's about more than just one bad day; it's about a culture of entitlement and abuse that we must confront.

He did his best to get me in trouble, and when he saw I wasn’t backing down, he said he was curious to see how far this could go. He’s not just challenging me; he’s challenging all Uber drivers because he thinks we're nothing. Let's show him just how wrong he is. I’m asking for your support to spread the word online and see how far this can go. What happened was beyond pathetic, it was disgusting. This guy profiled me, thinking I was Middle Eastern, which I'm not. It was pure projection. I had to connect the dots only afterward.

Let’s make this video viral and show him, as he asked, how far this can go. This is important for all of us.

Quote me on this: he’s the first person who will sue you if there’s an accident and his kids get hurt because you didn’t stop him from wrongdoing. By the way, when I asked the wife to call him back and share her opinion, she sided with her husband. I feel so sorry for their kids. It’s already challenging enough to correct parents in front of their children, but this situation was too much even for me.

Let the New York City bar know about this gentleman. Send them the link to this video, or call them. Let's help him achieve his goal of seeing how big we can go.

https://www.nycbar.org/contact/

42 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036 (212) 382-6600

Customer Relations (for questions from members, prospective members & the public)

Locksley Green Director Customer Relations (212) 382-6663 Fax: (212) 869-4451

Send email lgreen@nycbar.org

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521124&forum_id=2#47607006)

https://imgur.com/k48ciNo

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521124&forum_id=2#47607733)

https://archive.ph/4cRQv

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5521124&forum_id=2#47609811)