It helps that Vincent drives in
the Jersey Shore area and often
handles passengers who needs
rides home from bars late at
night. He’s also been driving a
lot - about 18 hours a day - just
driving as much as possible.
“I kind of became slightly ad-
dicted to it because the more
you work, the more money you
make,” he admits.
In addition to its comedy, the
show touches upon the rather
awkward relationship between
Uber drivers and their passen-
gers. Both sides often wonder if
they may be driving with a socio-
path.
“I get a lot of older women
who are terrified that I’m going
to rape them,” said Brue. “They
actually ask, ‘Are you going to
rape me?’ I assure them they
are ok. And my parents are like
‘I heard an Uber driver just got
murdered by a passenger.’ For
me, I’ve had way more terrifying
experiences with passengers I’m
afraid are going to kill me. One
in particular is going to be in a
Watch Bruber, Episode 3 - “Zinklepink”
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