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Uber Driver With Smelly Feet Passenger - Result: Foot Rage!

 

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An Uber driver in Taiwan has released a clip of him warning female passengers not to put her feet on his seat and asking if her feet are clean or not. The female passenger, perhaps feel insulted to his comment and asking the driver to smell her feet.


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The drama starts with a female passenger sitting and taking off her shoes while playing with a mobile phone. The driver's saw that and asking politely “Are your feet clean?”. But it made the female passengers angry by saying " No, I'm in a bad mood". The Driver said, "It's none of my business if you're in a bad mood, and I also don't care about your mood when I'm driving." 

Interestingly, the driver actually checked her soles to see if they were dirty. The driver maintains control of his emotions,  and he said that he had to continue picking up passengers, so he didn't want the car to be smelly.

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After having an argument for a while, the female passengers put her feet on the driver's armrest and she said"  "Are my feet clean? Smell it, do you smell it?" She yelled at the driver with fury before calling to complain to Uber.

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Later, this video went viral among Taiwanese netizens. Most of them blame the female passengers for being no manners and show sympathy for the driver and asking the driver should bring these clips to the police and filed a police report.

YouTube: Bibo Du

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