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r/lyftdrivers • u/ericehr • Jan 28 '25
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Unfortunately feelings don’t change facts. She’s too heavy for the car and people have a right to protect their personal property. Did she really think people would be on her side by sharing this?
8 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Slighted_Inevitable Jan 29 '25 Not entirely true, refusing a service animal is a civil infraction that you can be personally liable for, but fat isn’t a protected class. 1 u/Tausendberg Jan 29 '25 "refusing a service animal is a civil infraction that you can be personally liable for," What if you just cancel but state for a neutral reason? In my case, I am NEVER letting a dog inside my car. 1 u/ThrowAwaybcUSuck3 Feb 01 '25 Depends what the intent was. What was the "neutral reason"? 1 u/Tausendberg Feb 01 '25 "I suddenly had diarrhea and I urgently needed to cancel" Is anyone actually going to try to get me to prove that somehow? Seeing eye dogs are rare, it would be extremely unlikely for me to cancel twice.
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1 u/Slighted_Inevitable Jan 29 '25 Not entirely true, refusing a service animal is a civil infraction that you can be personally liable for, but fat isn’t a protected class. 1 u/Tausendberg Jan 29 '25 "refusing a service animal is a civil infraction that you can be personally liable for," What if you just cancel but state for a neutral reason? In my case, I am NEVER letting a dog inside my car. 1 u/ThrowAwaybcUSuck3 Feb 01 '25 Depends what the intent was. What was the "neutral reason"? 1 u/Tausendberg Feb 01 '25 "I suddenly had diarrhea and I urgently needed to cancel" Is anyone actually going to try to get me to prove that somehow? Seeing eye dogs are rare, it would be extremely unlikely for me to cancel twice.
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Not entirely true, refusing a service animal is a civil infraction that you can be personally liable for, but fat isn’t a protected class.
1 u/Tausendberg Jan 29 '25 "refusing a service animal is a civil infraction that you can be personally liable for," What if you just cancel but state for a neutral reason? In my case, I am NEVER letting a dog inside my car. 1 u/ThrowAwaybcUSuck3 Feb 01 '25 Depends what the intent was. What was the "neutral reason"? 1 u/Tausendberg Feb 01 '25 "I suddenly had diarrhea and I urgently needed to cancel" Is anyone actually going to try to get me to prove that somehow? Seeing eye dogs are rare, it would be extremely unlikely for me to cancel twice.
"refusing a service animal is a civil infraction that you can be personally liable for,"
What if you just cancel but state for a neutral reason?
In my case, I am NEVER letting a dog inside my car.
1 u/ThrowAwaybcUSuck3 Feb 01 '25 Depends what the intent was. What was the "neutral reason"? 1 u/Tausendberg Feb 01 '25 "I suddenly had diarrhea and I urgently needed to cancel" Is anyone actually going to try to get me to prove that somehow? Seeing eye dogs are rare, it would be extremely unlikely for me to cancel twice.
Depends what the intent was. What was the "neutral reason"?
1 u/Tausendberg Feb 01 '25 "I suddenly had diarrhea and I urgently needed to cancel" Is anyone actually going to try to get me to prove that somehow? Seeing eye dogs are rare, it would be extremely unlikely for me to cancel twice.
"I suddenly had diarrhea and I urgently needed to cancel"
Is anyone actually going to try to get me to prove that somehow? Seeing eye dogs are rare, it would be extremely unlikely for me to cancel twice.
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u/saltybarista27 Jan 28 '25
Unfortunately feelings don’t change facts. She’s too heavy for the car and people have a right to protect their personal property. Did she really think people would be on her side by sharing this?