A Nigerian Uber driver in the United States, with the X handle @ KINGPARLEY, has called out popular Nigerian singer, Teni for not tipping him after he provided her a ride-hailing service.
He was reacting to a tweet by Teni, where she informed a trending X user known as Debbie, that she had sent her some money.
King Parley had expressed his disappointment, stating that he picked up the singer twice and even played her music during the rides.
According to him, he only made about $6 from her two trips because they were short distances, and she had ordered a regular Uber X and not an Uber Black.
“I pick you up twice while I was still doing Uber in Los Angeles and I even play your music and you no even tip 1 cent. We can be better. Peace.
“Besides I only make like 6$ from her two trip cus na short distance, no be say she order uber black wey I go talk say I make money, na regular Uber x she order and she no still tip and I still burn my data play her music.
“I noticed you’re shedding tears beneath this post, but let me make it clear: I couldn’t care less. Sure, I may expose every ounce of excess weight in her body because I myself always tip when someone render me her services.
“However, I proudly support a Nigerian superstar by streaming her music, even picking her up twice a day. Yet, she never thought to show her appreciation by leaving a tip in any of those rides. Don’t you dare call me entitled; it’s simply called gratuity.
“Moreover, on that very day, she disgusted herself by getting into my car in a dirty state. So, I’m not surprised she didn’t tip.
“In the end, not everything that shines is truly precious,” he wrote.
Reacting to this, Teni said: “Na deodorant and toothpaste Gangan u need.”
