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Jeg skulle fra Silkeborg til Horsens og chaufføren sad hele vejen og snakkede om at ham og hans søn der er garde på 5 år og hans gode ven der arbejder for uropatruljen ville ud og skyde indvandrere (det var bare ikke det ord han brugte)
Ps (til flextur FYR DEN ÅNDSSVAGE RASIST ELLER JEG MELDER JER TIL POLITIET)
Ps hans nr er 00626660
Den Flex chauffør der hentede mig d.d. kl 9:20 er under Al Kritik. Jeg skulle til Brøndby Strand kirke han sagde gentagne gsnge: du husker forkert det er ikke søndag og då grinede han meget hånligt. Men jeg viste han hvilkeb vej han skulle køre men han kørte til Rema 1000 endnu engang sagde jeg du skal jøre til Kirken. Han skiftede vognbane uden at se sig for, der lød et brag han kørte ind i en varevogn. Den chaufføren kalder jeg en TUMPE. DEN SKAGS VIL JEG IKKE KØRE MED MERE.
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