A few years ago we used to have this disabled customer (I refused to pick him up), he had a colostomy bag, used to get píssed and when he walked to the car he left a wet footprint on the pavement as his bag was overflowing.

Bodily fluids = feck that.

Recently, I had two. First one didn't know the address of where he lived, said he left his coat behind, didn't pay and walked off. I rang his friend who did the booking, who said a coat was left behind with no money in it. I tailed him back to his house as he'd left his keys in his coat. When his mother came out and paid me the fare owed, the guy started to get abusive and had to be held back.

Another one this week, got a booking under a woman's name, but a drunken man-child came out. couldn't confirm the name of booking, not sure if it was his taxi. had loads of weird body spasms and babbled on which i couldn't understand, so i locked all my doors. I asked a member of staff outside about the taxi booking and said I couldn't understand him. He then became abusive and violent, kicked my boot, then tried to rip my wing mirror off and hitting the glass with his elbow. so i drove off and refused the booking.

when normal people can act like drunken retards at the worst of times, literal ones need to stick to Fanta tbh. dreadful fares.

aye, seen that loads of times, let the fooker go & they will do fook all , drunken bravado , all said & done though, taxi driving is a chit job mind

When I started I worked years doing nights and loved it.

Now having done mainly days for the last 20 years I could never go back full time nights.

Maybe one or two lates a month, but never through the night again.

When I started I worked years doing nights and loved it.

Now having done mainly days for the last 20 years I could never go back full time nights.

Maybe one or two lates a month, but never through the night again.

Are nights as busy as they were say 10 years ago?

I'm not actually sure I'm missing much.

A few years ago we used to have this disabled customer (I refused to pick him up), he had a colostomy bag, used to get píssed and when he walked to the car he left a wet footprint on the pavement as his bag was overflowing.

If it was just a wet footprint without solid matter it was probably a urostomy or, maybe, an indwelling catheter. Colostomies are highly unlikely to leak to that extent.