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I've recently been roleplaying as an old man, Bob Nixon, who happens to be taxi driver employed by Paralake City (PLC) Taxi Service.
Throughout the past 2 days I've found out why it's such an unpopular job. The constant risk of being mugged by customers is a reality. I know that it happens in real life as well but since it's a rare event that someone bothers to become taxi driver I think it requires debate.
The taxi driver is a non-government employed job which means that server rule (6.7 Mugging Government Employees) doesn't apply. This also allows taxi drivers to violate traffic laws (with the exception of the highway and intersection rule 3.22) and bring firearms for self defense. I've been told that since delivery man, road crew workers and taxi driver are non-government employed jobs they can commit crimes themselves which I consider partly unrealistic.
I've now been the victim of multiple muggings as taxi driver and it's often well-dressed people, who seems to have everything, who decide to rob others. I see similarities to the mentality of those who is robbing taxi drivers to the mentality of those who kill taxi drivers in Grand Theft Auto.
Some people would say that it's a boring job and that it doesn't serve any purpose. However, it can be quite entertaining depending on how you decide to roleplay it. Whether you decide to roleplay as a Chinese immigrant, former convict or Vietnam veteran you can always make it an enjoyable experience to everyone.
Throughout the past 2 days I've found out why it's such an unpopular job. The constant risk of being mugged by customers is a reality. I know that it happens in real life as well but since it's a rare event that someone bothers to become taxi driver I think it requires debate.
The taxi driver is a non-government employed job which means that server rule (6.7 Mugging Government Employees) doesn't apply. This also allows taxi drivers to violate traffic laws (with the exception of the highway and intersection rule 3.22) and bring firearms for self defense. I've been told that since delivery man, road crew workers and taxi driver are non-government employed jobs they can commit crimes themselves which I consider partly unrealistic.
I've now been the victim of multiple muggings as taxi driver and it's often well-dressed people, who seems to have everything, who decide to rob others. I see similarities to the mentality of those who is robbing taxi drivers to the mentality of those who kill taxi drivers in Grand Theft Auto.
Some people would say that it's a boring job and that it doesn't serve any purpose. However, it can be quite entertaining depending on how you decide to roleplay it. Whether you decide to roleplay as a Chinese immigrant, former convict or Vietnam veteran you can always make it an enjoyable experience to everyone.
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