My experience with an Obeast uber driver So I was taking an uber to my friends house and happen to have a woman uber driver that was probably 300 lbs or more. She started talking to me about basic things like weather and how she didn't want summer to end, whatever. Then we pass this Italian restaurant that I've been to. It's really good but the portions are huge and its Italian food so really filling and fattening. I usually share with a friend and we still have leftovers. This fatass suddenly gets super excited about the restaurant and goes on about how she goes there all the time and eats a full pasta meal and dessert. She says how she eats the whole garlic bread appetizer, which is meant for like 3 people. She then says "I know I'm a bigger girl but after that I barely had room for coffee" acting like eating a huge portion of pasta that two people could easily share isn't bind blowing and is a small amount of food... Then she started to ask me if the restaurant was closed or not and if she should go get pasta and dessert. It was like 11 at night... I said I didn't know and then she started to get really sad and said "oh yeah I probably shouldn't eat this late because did you know eating this late can make you gain weight?" I pretended to not know this just to see what else she would say. She then goes on and says I should make sure not to eat past 7 pm or I'll end up as big as her and she kinda says It in a way hoping I'll be like "oh no you aren't that fat you are fine" bUt I just say "yeah I eat healthy and workout so not really worried..." Then she started going on about how she had lost 5 lbs in a year (wow how impressive!), how she doesn't eat that much food actually even though she's big, and how proud she was and how she knows that if you walk 10 minutes of can burn off a pound of fat... I didn't care enough to correct her and just laughed in my head. As I'm getting out she grabs a huge half eaten family size bag of Doritos from the passenger side and smiles and says "it's my cheat day actually! a few won't hurt right?" I just say thanks for the ride and leave.