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If you really want to know what somebody is into, you follow them at night. You do not follow them throughout the day, because during the day, we're all doing things that we don't really want to do, but we kind of have to do. We're going to work, we're going to school, we're running errands. But at night, that's usually when someone makes a choice. Regardless of sleep, the fact that it's dark outside, I'm going to go outside and I'm going to do this thing.
And taxi drivers are the ones that get to see all of us in our dirty little glory. One taxi driver says, You're awake when the world is asleep. It changes how you see things. The night shifts. Okay, a lot of taxi drivers have stated, during the night, people are more open to sharing things about themselves that they probably wouldn't during the day. Maybe because it's dark in the car and they feel the need to fill the silence all of a sudden, and you just see weird things. One taxi driver said the strangest incident that he had was, this guy gets into the back, he makes eye contact through the rear view mirror, he's got this pent up energy like something big is about to happen.
Where to?
The whole time, he's anxiously rubbing his hands on his thighs, he's going to propose to the love of his life. It's like a beautiful thing to witness, the driver drops him off, wishes him good luck in the rear view mirror, and then a few stops later, he picks up the same man.
Now the destination is a bar. The girl said no.
Same person, same night, two very different car rides. Taxi drivers, they just know way too much about people. Not in like the psychic way, but the observational way, which I think is arguably a lot creepier. Another one, the same taxi driver had a woman get into the back of his car. Quote, she silently cried the whole time in the back, completely silent the whole ride, and then just says, thank you for not asking anything, and then walked away. She told him, thank you for not asking her if she's okay while she's falling apart in the back of his car. Which side note, there are types of criers in the caps. Relief criers, they just got relieving news. Leaving a hospital with better news, just signed divorce papers, and they feel a sense of relief. They cry with their mouths slightly open, and they almost always over tip.
Then you have the angry crier. They cry in those very short, sharp bursts, and the tip is unpredictable. Sometimes it's really high, sometimes there's zero tip. The silent criers are the more unsettling ones, because they give you the address in a very steady voice. They say thank you when they get out in a steady voice, and they tip exactly the average amount, but the whole time they've been staring out the window and silently just crying. One finance executive is picked up, and he confesses to the taxi driver at two in the morning that this is his very first conversation in months. He doesn't talk to his wife, he doesn't talk to his kids, he has no friends. The only people that he talks to are people at work, and it's mainly through emails. Then another woman, she confesses that she just likes to go to 24 hour supermarkets, because it's really lonely. So she just wants to be around people. But these are like the normal interesting people watching taxi experiences. Sometimes taxi drivers, they have experiences where they can't stop thinking about it for multiple days, because it's just unsettling. There's nothing inherently creepy, it's just weird.