Lady Passenger Left Behind by Overenthusiastic Motorcycle Taxi Driver Shares Amusing Experience
A lady passenger goes viral online after she was accidentally left behind by a motorcycle taxi rider she booked.
A motorcycle taxi, often referred to as a “motorbike taxi” or simply “moto-taxi,” is a form of public transportation where individuals can hire a motorcycle and rider to transport them to their desired destination.
Motorcycle taxis have become increasingly popular for their speed and convenience. With just a few taps on the phone, commuters can summon their ride, eagerly expecting a quick trip to their destination.
These rides are known for their ability to navigate through traffic, making them a favorite for those in a hurry.
Recently, Maria Martha Argallon, a Facebook user shared a video of a funny incident involving a motorcycle taxi rider who sped off before she could even hop on. The video went viral and garnered various reactions from the online community.
Argallon, a call center agent and online teacher, has gained attention online as she shared the entertaining video.
In the video, Argallon explained that she booked a motorcycle taxi through a ride-hailing app to avoid being late for work. The rider promptly arrived, but as Argallon attempted to board, the rider unexpectedly sped away.
The lady passenger still wearing her helmet, shared, “‘Yung binook kong motor, akala niya nasa likod na ako, umalis! Hindi pa ako nakakasakay!”
After realizing the mix-up, Argallon messaged the rider to inform him that she hadn’t boarded yet. In a matter of moments, the rider returned to pick her up.
Argallon humorously captioned her post: “PATI BA NAMAN IKAW KOYA MOVE IT IIWANAN AKO? CHAROT! SI KOYA MOVE IT NAG-ROAD TRIP BROOM BROOM NG DI AKO KASAMAAAAAA! WHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!”
The post quickly garnered various reactions online, with netizens finding humor in the unexpected road trip of the eager motorcycle taxi rider.
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The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
