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Nelochukwu:See, Nelochukwu, normal the driver is wrong but desperation brings out the worst in people, no one is inherently evil. Mind you things like this happen far more than you think, you just don't hear it. |
Kaymaxi2222:Do you get? Nobody is siding the driver but people don't understand that some actions or prices just filter you to witness trouble. See another example, last week, one of my guy went to pick order, na so the guy dey shout dey insult for my guy ontop phone in phonetic with American accent say my guy no know road, when na him no give better directions. My guy cautioned him and on seeing him he only picked him because his partner was heavy (pregnant). Guess what, after my guy dropped him off, the wife forgot her phone in his car. As the baba call my guy first thing he talk na "Bros..." ![]() |
Dabadwela:Are you really using it's the rider's money to justify them exploiting the low fare setting Indrive permits? Both Indrive and the rider exploits the driver's lack of economic leverage as country hard. And that was exactly, what I was pointing out, the broken system, this piss show we find ourselves in. The driver is a thief. The rider and Indrive are thieves as well from an ethical and economic standpoint. No offense, you that sees the rider's action as getting a good deal or just their money is also a thief. See both wrongs, stop doing selective empathy. |
TheModerator:Truly a tale of stingy rider meets hungry driver, nothing to see here. It's much easier to get the money back from a 419 than from a desperate driver that accepts a N270/km ride. Good luck to both parties. |
TUBLEZ:Bro, as I saw this video I was just feeling for the uber guy. Two days before I saw this video I wanted to drive out for the rain surge but my mind just tell me say, you fit dey pursue Rain Surge make you go enter hole. Cause, there are some nasty streets with holes in the middle, there's one I entered in particular at Badore road, when heading back to the express, the last street before the roundabout, near the fuel station. Map directed me to follow there to beat the traffic, as I turned into the street my right tire entered inside. I had to hold the brakes with my left leg and accelerated with the other leg, at the same time to reverse back to the road. If I had removed my leg from the brakes even for a second, my car would have fallen deeper, as the car was already leaning. As Tublez said, exercise caution during this raining season. If possible always watch other cars, if nobody is taking an alternate route, there's a reason. |
Happy Sunday chiefs, I met a client recently and he happens to work at moniepoint. Currently, moniepoint is rolling out a payment plan for CNG conversion. You only need to pay about 10% and you'd repay the rest over a set period. The client I met works in that particular department. He says it's still in early testing stage not fully released, but they've tested about 40 drivers. If anyone's interested, let me know I'd mail his contact. Apparently, if you have a moniepoint acct it's not difficult to apply directly from the app, which was what he mentioned, but I don't have a moniepoint acct nor was I keen to convert so I didn't pursue it. |
Pearl1910:God bless boss, I'd work with this. |
Bosses I great Una. I need your advices, its been a while I enter road and I got a client for 7 days stay in Lagos, and I'd pick them up by 10am for a 5 mins drive and then come back by 6pm till 11pm. How much should I charge abeg? My car's a 2.4L Camry011, on fuel. |
Eazilyfe:No rush change compressor o. Na so 2 AC guys dey yarn me say compressor, I did my own research and went to the third ac guy and told him what to do. Exactly the same issue I had (except I didn't take note of RPM, but AC drops in traffic and sometimes picks when I speed.) Just google search "Moisture in your AC system can cause inconsistent cooling" you'd find out more. Basically, If they changed your gas without vacuuming (Flushing) it's very possible moisture dey the system. |
Eazilyfe:Same thing happened to me twice, same fix both times; flushed the AC system and refilled gas. Check your gas levels, then flush the system and refill ac gas and oil. |
megatran:Hi, the Sumec still available? |
Kumuyiii:There's a CNG station at Ogudu, Directly Opposite the GRA. They just opened recently. |
Eazilyfe:That's the goal, though difficult to maintain, but anything below N400/km is a hard pass. |
Kumuyiii:You say 20k to get 50k is good business but you blow empty from Eko hotel to Ajah. Kumuyiii:And you said you spent 1.5ltrs for that empty drive, that's roughly N2k with fuel at N1330/Ltr. N2k to earn N5k was exactly within your logic, but e reach your turn suddenly good business turn insult. Using 20k to justify ROI as if fuel is the only operating cost in this business. What of Time? The wear and tear of the car? Physical stress? And he definitely off AC so Sun for don do am strong thing. Food? Savings? 100% or 150% is not sustainable. At all. |
I haven't posted my dash breakdown and lessons so far like I mentioned in my past post, because I took a break so I just dey follow from the background, dey enjoy bants, talks, and even the occasional soft life teaching from Oga Kums . But the things I have been reading lately. Especially this CNG matter, abeg. Go and convert in peace na. for almost 3 weeks now, e remain make person dey see CNG stations for dream.If you go to a CNG Station and you meat happy CNG users, follow them. But remember the ones that got bitten would not be there. That's how Survivor Bias works. Just like in world war, planes riddled with bullets that got back to the base were about to be reinforced where they were hit, but that's when someone argued that its the places where there were no bullet holes that should be reinforced. Because the ones getting hit there are not coming back. The people that have suffered the worst of CNG are silent, bitter and probably retired. So if Installers are better now, install in peace make we hear word. |
Jegheter:God abeg. Why are you praising a N383/Km dashboard with your 2.5L RAV4 and with fuel at N1330 per litre? Holy. Boss, no naw, that's a foul. I understand, you'd claim your car and body, but try add disclaimers so unsuspecting newbies won't think that's a sustainable standard in these times. And truly, I get that times are subpar, but 20k fuel to net 50k is nothing to be proud of, cause that 131km you drove definitely was more 6hrs, without factoring the time it took to cherry pick all those rides. This same N360-N400/km was my minimum when fuel was N839, with my 2.4L muscle, talk less of now that fuel is N1330. Aswear, I really respect your fuel efficiency if that report is accurate. I really do. But you need to optimize your dash. In as much as you believe Indrive is the way and the truth and the life, it won't trump Bolt during surge, especially priority and comfort. At the very least, you should average N500-700/Km |
dapotemi:Okay fair enough, I was already thinking of posting my journey so far. I might as well do so. In my next post I'd share my experience and figures with actual image logs backing it. To help others and to get critical feedback on how I can improve. |
tobby98:Besides, I don't know why he found your numbers unbelievable. My numbers are similar to yours. Same work routine (Fridays, Mondays, Saturday and Sundays), similar car, yours is Camry 2010 mine is 2011 V4. And I know my route is not very efficient, cause I still have a lot to learn but my January dashboard showed 760k (400k from bolt, about 320k on Uber and 40k Indrive) not counting offline. |
tobby98:I once met another driver that was sitting on 40k as at 11am in the morning. I jam this guy at Ikoyi, turned out he lived in my area, 2 minutes away from me. By that time I met him, I was still on 8k, bro was already on 40k. And I confirmed his trip log on his bolt app. His trips for that day were just immaculate. So one thing I've learnt since I started is that there are no hard numbers to work with. And if you don't have a price filter, and keep taking 2-3k rides, you'd just be doing advertisement for this ride apps. |
tobby98:Yes boss driving the person around. |
Good morning, bosses. I greet you all. Please if someone wants to book me for 12pm - 6pm only Lekki Phase 1. What price is fair? My car is a Camry v4 2011, clean interior, perfect AC. And my fuel consumption is high at N100/km (N3000 per 30km). Please help I work select days and my average is 70k with like 19k fuel in 8 rides. @Vela01 @Pearl1910 @tobby98 @Kumuyiii |
Glithronix: ![]() Them mean am today. |
tobby98:This days I dey quick off my bolt app. ![]() I could go online and next thing stupid prices, and because my acceptance rate is at 53% I can't decline too much. I'm always happy when I see order accepted by another driver. Two times in a row I don off app or switch to strictly comfort. |
Workch:Workch, You haven’t even married yet and you’re already bringing your marital issues outside. Guy, talk to your woman. If your wife wears a borrowed gown she clearly hates, your marriage has already started with cracks. That resentment won’t disappear o. It will just sit there quietly and surface later. And since you say you're thinking long-term, better factor this hidden bitterness into your calculations. The gown means a lot to her. Is it childish or illogical from a man's perspective? Maybe but it's her day just as it's yours. So don't even talk about borrowing dress. Now, she wants a new dress and the problem is the 300k, not the dress itself. Sit down like adults and discuss how to handle the remaining 250k. You’re already spending seriously on this wedding. Calmly remind her your hands are tied financially, but you want her happiness, and ask how she wants you both to solve it. If you can't even have this kind of conversation before the marriage starts. Bro.. Communication is the critical issue here. Fix that one first. Forget the dress or 300k. |
Kaymax2222:Thanks chief. Good morning. Around how much would that be? The last time I did it at NNPC I paid 30k. Is it that expensive? |
Good evening bosses, abeg make Una help me. Quick one please, my car (Camry 2011) started making noise, turned out the compressor bearings was damaged. I just got it replaced but the issue now is that the AC guy that replaced it wants to just fill new gas directly, without vacuuming the system for moisture, please is this proper? Google checks and Chatgpt keep saying it's absolutely not good, that it will damage my compressor long term. The other AC guy I used when I needed a gas refill vacuum the system properly last time, and I called him but he says I should just let the guy do what he can and then come to him since I'm far right now. Abeg what should I do? And how much is it to vacuum and refill gas? I spent about 30k last time. |
lexylexy:That's actually great, I'm just glad I can combine platforms now. I even saw a 16k trip on Uber from Maryland to lekki, I didn't take it because I feared it was inside inside Lekki, Sangotedo area. Because that's what I see on bolt, it was latter I realised it was Ikate. And yeah, I would have taken that ride now that I now it's the net price. |
Glithronix:Thanks boss |
Vela01:Thank you Chief, I'd keep this in mind for next time. Though that 9k is it my money? Or I will still pay Uber commission from inside? |
Vela01: ![]() Make he put them for boot. , see price. |
Good evening bosses, I greet una. About uber, do they show the price net like bolt or it's before commission? And is acceptance rate important? Like the ride below should I have taken it if my car burns N100/km for fuel?
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because there are countless shitty prices everyday and things like these dont happen, do u believe this scenerio has played out on INdrive and rather d driver being a good character person refunded.
