Riding with Marc

How will passengers react when an old white guy greets them with a rap song?

In this episode I talk about the value of keeping your car nice and clean inside and out. Plus a couple of guys sing a duet of the song shallow.

A passenger asks if I can drop them off stealthily without waking the residence of the home where he is about to hook up for the first time with his boyfriend. Also a young man with a decent voice sings karaoke with the song shallow.

In this episode at passenger pick up starts out with a slight red flag and becomes sketchier and sketchier by the moment. In the end I may or may not be an accessory to a crime. Plus, here in original rap song from an aspiring Cleveland rap artist and titled “stay strong“

Karaoke only episode. Enjoy.

Boost your tips and ratings with a customized welcome sign that explains your ride features, rules and amenities. Also, passenger karaoke of. Ad and Bougie on the way to Denny’s.

In this episode, I feature a conversation with a passenger named Frank from Decatur Georgia. In this conversation we talk about all the forbidden subjects including politics religion and race. But Frank is a super cool guy and we were able to agree to disagree. Plus, enjoy some mildly drunk passengers singing a version of gold on the ceiling by the Black Keys.

In this episode I suggest the drivers use multiple apps and phones to take us to damage of the market. Also featuring a karaoke session from a heavy metal head banger of the song ace of spade‘s

When asked about my craziest passenger I tell this story. (Also two South Americans visiting from Miami struggle to sing Despacito while slightly drunk)

Some passengers will want to talk with their drivers and some will not. Some drivers love talking with passengers and others hate it. But you will definitely have to converse with your passengers some of the time, and you should know when to converse with not to converse and ideally make the conversation as much as possible about the passenger and not about you. Plus, to KSU students struggle through a karaoke version of “over and over again“