Juicy Uber
The Steamiest Stories and Controversial Insights from 6000+ Rides and 12,000+ Riders
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Have you ever had an Uber or Lyft ride? Ever asked your driver about his or her crazy or steamy incidents. Of course, you have. I had these questions daily for the 3 years I drove for Uber. Now, Juicy Uber gives you the best of the best and the worst of the worst - all kinds of provocative activity and conversations, social and moral contradictions, insights about the riders and, of course, the nudity, drug and sexual exploits (back seat 3soms, front seat stripping, etc.) that make up the juicy, crazy and steamy stories of the rides and riders I experienced. They were real happenings, in real ...
Have you ever had an Uber or Lyft ride? Ever asked your driver about his or her crazy or steamy incidents. Of course, you have. I had these questions daily for the 3 years I drove for Uber. Now, Juicy Uber gives you the best of the best and the worst of the worst - all kinds of provocative activity and conversations, social and moral contradictions, insights about the riders and, of course, the nudity, drug and sexual exploits (back seat 3soms, front seat stripping, etc.) that make up the juicy, crazy and steamy stories of the rides and riders I experienced. They were real happenings, in real time, in real voices by real riders sourced from an unadulterated daily Journal of 6,000+ rides and 12,000+ passengers over those 3 years. As the author or should I say narrator, commentator and social observer, my involvement here has resulted in controversial observations, insights and conclusions which reflect provocative changes in society. You probably have heard the expression, 'the new normal'. Well, much of Juicy Uber shows that the 'new normal' standards and values are a lot different than the 'old normal'. And, that's something all of us should at least understand if not respect, especially where changes in gender identification and social and sexual trends among Gen Z and Millennials come into play. You might call it the 'new abnormal'!
