Today’s Uber driver was Mustafa from Montenegro. I was glad to get him because if there’s got to be forced sociability, I’d at least like to talk about things that interest me, and a fellow European is likely to do that.
Mustafa was very interested in the Litvinenko murder, the fate of the Donetsk Airport, and Putin’s criminal connections.
In return, I tried reassuring him that Hillary will win the election but I was not very successful.
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I’ve been enjoying the Uber posts, but just out of curiosity, why are you taking so many rides with Uber these days?
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I have to go to a hospital an hour away for a health condition that makes it impossible for me to drive. But I’m looking on the positive side: I’m meeting new people and getting posts out of it.
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I’m sorry to hear about your health condition. I hope you make a speedy recovery.
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Was he Albanian? The combination of muslimish name and interest in Russian misdeeds suggests that. (though a quick glance at wikipedia suggests there are Bosniaks there too and you’ve mentioned Bosnians in the area before as well…
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Probably Bosnian but local Bosnians don’t like to say the word Bosnian because they know they are not liked. Why is a total mystery because they are a very peaceful, unproblematic community.
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