| Comment | It's because it's "normalised". Most passengers ask us very personal questions, we ask personal questions to passengers. Some passengers reveal scary levels of personal stuff without being prompted. I found it really weird when I first started driving to be asked about my wife and her dog and how many weans do I have and how much money do I make and on. Like, my job is to drive from A to Billy safely... Do you, a total stranger, need to be asking me this stuff? Then it becomes normal. Then I do it now.
It's standing out to you as weird because you'll be one of the few passengers that doesn't do this kind of thing. |
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