Haulin' Rebels: Vol. 1

Half-Truths and Tall Tales from an Uber Driver at Ole Miss

During the 2020 pandemic, a man began driving for Uber in a small college town. Little did he know the deep truths he would discover about himself, the profound insights into the human condition….

Actually, that’s bullshit.

What he really discovered was a cash cow: drunk kids with too much money and a darth of local drivers. But all is not easy money and smooth tones vibin’ in the background. These kids are crazy, and crazy kids mean crazy stories.

Here, writing under a pseudonym, the author explicitly embellishes and lies about those times. After all, true stories may make good tales, but the best yarns are those spun with threads of truth and falsehood.

So don’t sue me, Uber, or deactivate me. Just consider it fiction and move on. And to any non-corporate a-holes listening to this: Buy my book. Daddy needs more money to waste on Ethereum.

©2022 Rall Mekin (P)2022 Rall Mekin

Ok.

The story kept me busy while I mowed the lawn and did the landscaping on a Saturday morning. Entertaining enough, if you know the square in the Oxford, areas.