Welcome Aboard
I am a captain on gray waters.
️ I hold space for my passengers as they travel. Space to relax, space to decompress, space to rest, space to talk it out. There is a freedom in radical candor with a stranger, knowing they will never intrude on your life again let's you feel free to tell them anything.
I am a captain, I have been to many places and seen many things, I can relate to my riders if they need an ear or advice. I have a different perspective than those whose life is not the sea, those who go about complacent of the danger they are engaged in. Those who rush with single-minded tunnel vision from place to place, seeing nothing of the space in between, caring nothing for the lives in between.
I am a captain, ️ I am responsible for my ship and the damage it could do to others. I am responsible for my passengers and the harm that could befall them if the ship were to crash, and ultimately, I am responsible for the pain to my loved ones if I were to die.
I am a captain, my life is the [asphalt] sea. It's where I find my fortune and where I spend a large portion of my life. I respect her power and the danger I am in as I sail. I am vigilant because I know others are not, and they will take me down if my mind drifts away.
I am a captain, ️ my ship is my fortune, my companion, my protectoin from the unforgiving waves. I name her, maintain her, talk to her, treat her with care. If I die at sea I will go down with my ship.
I am a professional driver with Uber 8-10 hours per day, 6 days per week. I often say, "Welcome Aboard," when someone gets in. I have a different perspective from those who engage with the road as a neusence between their job and home, something to be rushed through. I must treat the road as a hostile ocean where no one is paying attention or I might not make it home bc of someone else's carelessness and haste.
I am a captain on gray waters , welcome aboard.
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