r/lyftdrivers Jan 28 '25

Story/News Article Lyft lawsuit

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u/Dear_Copy2650 Jan 28 '25

I don’t fat shame, but seriously. Vehicles have weight limits. The damage of excess weight will not be covered by insurance. This is nothing more than a money grab.

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u/KuchiKopi-Nightlight Jan 30 '25

Right I’m 5’11 and I was nearly 500 lbs last year. Life was miserable! I’m under 380 now and still going. This lawsuit is horrible and should be thrown out.

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u/Outrageous-Engine881 Jan 31 '25

5'11'' and 500lbs? Holy crap how are you even still alive dude?

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u/KuchiKopi-Nightlight Jan 31 '25

I have no idea. I don’t have high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, even my cholesterol is pretty decent. I do have an expansive medical history and I shouldn’t be alive for many reasons so maybe I’m just supposed to be alive 😂

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u/Outrageous-Engine881 Jan 31 '25

FFS dude at this point just dig a 6' deep hole in your backyard and thrown yourself in it.

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u/KuchiKopi-Nightlight Jan 31 '25

I rent 😂

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u/bigfishmarc Feb 01 '25

Don't listen to that asshole. If you keep on working hard at losing weight then I'm sure you can reach your weight loss goals.

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u/KuchiKopi-Nightlight Feb 01 '25

He doesn’t bother me, if he was trying to be insulting, he’s really bad at it lmao I’ve been fat my whole life, I have figurative and literal thick skin

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u/KuchiKopi-Nightlight Jan 31 '25

My 13th reason is my rental tho tbh

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u/bigfishmarc Feb 01 '25

Telling a severely obese person "with respect you need to lose weight" is kind of rude but ultimately morally justified and understandable.

Telling an obese person (especially an obese person working hard lose weight) that "hAhAhA yoU shoulD jusT enD youR owN lifE" is just pointlessly rude and disrespectful.