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    Quote Originally Posted by Physic View Post
    not really, because its his role. Ultimately as long as his playstyle is a winning one, kicking him is somewhat abusive. No player is an npc, controlled by the will of the other 3.

    lets look at it this way.

    4 people pay for a shared cab. They find out 1 person's destination will make the trip 15% slower. They demand he get off 5 blocks away, or they will kick him out the cab.

    1)why are people choosing to ride share if they can't accept some people's location?
    2)why is it riteous that 3 people get to decide where he gets off, for thier own benefit?
    3)why is it he has to pay extra, even though he is the one properly using the ride sharing cab?

    yes, 3 people are slightly inconvienced by his stop, but if they didnt want random locations they should not be taking random extra passengers and kicking them out, after they pay.

    they are more wrong because they are against the spirit of the duty finder, and because they are making him pay for thier error (joining a random queue with specific demands)

    Is it fair?
    While I am no ride share expert, have only done it three times, from my experience when using ride share each passengers route is on the way no real deviations were ever made. Never ran into the case where someones location was random in the sense that it was not along the same or similar route. So the three in question did not have to alter their plans in any great way. (Might have been luck) not sure how that equates to the same situation.

    Where did he 15% extra time come from? If I took part in ride share and three people found out the fourths ride required the driver to take a different route that deviated from their destination or the person willingly wanted to take forever to get out of the car taking micro steps then yeah I do think they would be within their right to be annoyed. Now if some outside factor caused the delay such as an accident caused by speeding, or the person had a hard time getting out of the car for whatever reason. That is a different story.

    LOL though if ride share did have a vote system that was based off the majority pretty sure some would have exercised their right to try and vote the fourth out.
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    Last edited by Awha; 04-22-2019 at 12:31 PM.