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This is the Bobby Bulls.

All right, so if you're in an Uber and your driver flirts with you or hits on you,

do you give them a lower rating?

I guess we've got to go to your girls.

Because this happened to someone on the show, I don't want to throw them under the bus

because they're going to sound like,

oh, driver hit on me.

Yeah.

In there.

So, okay, go ahead.

But normally I'm wrong.

Should there be an unspoken rule in an Uber or a taxi that they can't hit on the people that's in the car with them. Yes. Yeah. I mean, I think it's your job. You should be professional. But, man, what if you don't really like each other? Like, I used to wait tables. Yeah? Would you flirt? I would. No, I just wasn't. I'm just not good anyway with like, true. Interact, like.

No, but so, I mean, that's sort of similar like if you're a waiter or a waitress or you're serving someone and you kind of, you're into them. Yeah, but they're not trapped with me. True. You're trapped in a car. And you have to rate them. But you have to tip. Does it affect your rating? No

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