when passenger don't want pay waiting fee...

As a driver, encountering passengers who refuse to pay waiting fees can be quite frustrating. From my experience navigating busy city streets, especially in places like Singapore, waiting fees are essential to compensate drivers for their time and effort when passengers take longer than expected to get in or complete their preparations. One common scenario is when the passenger is engrossed in their phone or, like in this viral moment, busy with games, saying things like "I need kill few more enemies," which humorously but frustratingly delays the journey. It’s important to communicate clearly and politely about the waiting fee policy. For instance, I remind passengers gently about the waiting fee once the wait exceeds 3 minutes, which is often set at around 5 dollars. Handling these situations with patience and professionalism helps maintain a good experience for both parties. Setting clear expectations at the start can prevent misunderstandings. For example, informing riders about the waiting fee policy through the app or a quick message can reduce conflicts. Additionally, drivers can use strategies such as confirming the estimated waiting time or suggesting passengers prepare ahead to minimize delays. Although some passengers may initially resist paying, clear communication usually leads to better cooperation. From a practical standpoint, it helps to keep calm and courteous, as escalations rarely benefit anyone. Sharing these experiences with fellow drivers can offer insights on handling similar incidents effectively. In the end, understanding and respecting each other’s time makes the journey smoother and fairer.