Initially when he asked questions like "Do you really want to be a designer all your life?", I thought he was gonna give me life advice, but when he started talking about how awesome the product is, I stopped taking him seriously and just played along with him.
Why did he drive Uber despite selling MLM? According to him, he's earning near ~US$6,000 monthly from driving Uber but that's just his "side-job" as his main business is MLM.
It's a shame Uber don't allow passengers to give zero stars.
They should add a "Report this Driver" button in the app that shows up right after the ride is over, so it's easier for passengers to report these folks. In fact, trying to get passengers to join MLM schemes while riding in Uber is a questionable practice itself.
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