I just didn’t tell them abroad was heaven: This Uber driver’s story will leave you in tears

"I turned off my app and cried my a** all the way home," wrote the driver.

Man driving car Uber drivers, because of their profession, meet a lot of people. Often, the passenger and the driver get into a conversation which sometimes prove to be an exchange that becomes a memory of a lifetime. A lot of people share their rider’s experience and they are not always complaints. Remember the story shared by a passenger from Bengaluru who met an Uber driver who was rich and driving to fend for one his Uber driver’s family?

Well, here is a story shared by an Uber driver on Imgur which left the person in tears.

The driver met a “sweet” girl who was inebriated from a bar after a party on the night of July 6. She apologised for being drunk, rolled down the window and asked the driver if they could drive around for a while. The diver was “prepping for a cleaning fee, trying to drive and pull a vomit bag out of the glove bag” but no, she didn’t need that.

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She asked him a random question as she stretched her hand out of the window. She asked him if the driver had ever thought about dying. “Yeah- I guess so,” the reply came.

What she said next will shake you a little.

She told him she was going to die and she had brain cancer. Today, was her going-away party with office friends to whom she informed she was going abroad. “I just didn’t tell them that abroad was heaven,” she told the driver.

“I turned off my app and cried my a** all the way home,” wrote the driver.

We can’t verify is the story told by the girl is true or not but it has gone viral on social media for it touched the chord with many.

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