Review of Mustache Rydes

[Brian Ruguru]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Mustache Rydes" by Steven A. Yagyagan.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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I have read crazy short stories this year, but Mustache Rydes by Steven A. Yagyagan has outdone every installment. The author shares his experiences as a Rideshare driver since 2013. For years, Steven was nurtured into the traditional corporate world. Seeing his parents struggle at a young age, he chose to work extra hard to give his family a good life. After years of serving in a white-collar career, the author decided to lead a more passionate and fulfilling lifestyle. Entering the Rideshare business was the best fit!

Uber or Lyft drivers encounter different clients with diverse personalities. After a long day, some people go for a night out and pick a taxi home afterward. The author recounts his wild and fascinating experiences as a Rideshare driver. In one story, we see clients offering sexual options to Steven, or as per his business nickname, Boysan. A few would invite him for a threesome, both men and women. In another story, we read about the fun escapades of the LGBTQ community. Pick a copy of the work to follow more tales of Boysan's experiences.

I cherished how Boysan mentored more drivers. While many people would perceive this as competition, the author was ready to welcome new people into the job. In addition, his composure and professionalism were top-notch! Many drivers would have fallen into sexual temptations offered by intoxicated clients. Or even worse, some would use inebriated customers, too drunk to perceive the happenings.

Sometimes, we have to make bold choices to live a fulfilling life. Boysan took the bold step of leaving the corporate world for the Rideshare business. While such a decision was unwelcoming to his family, it was all he desired. The informal writing was humorous, and his way of making his clients feel at home was hilarious! I laughed at Boysan's slogan: “Welcome to the Luau Ryde! Everybody gets lei’d!”

I did discover a few errors. Otherwise, Mustache Rydes is professionally edited. While this is the second installment in its series, you do not need its prequel to grasp it. I can't wait to get more of Steven A. Yagyagan's installments. "Luau Ryde" was the name of his Jeep Grand Cherokee, and I am sure it has encountered crazy experiences— if only cars could talk! I found nothing to dislike. Therefore, I rate it 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend the book to any reader who would love to read short and wild true stories.

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[zynnyresource_]

On the way to success, we will encounter so many experiences. Boysan’s story is relatable and one I would like to read about. Thank you for your honest review.

[Oluchi23]

Wow! Great review, i will read the work as you suggested as the book seems interesting to me. Thanks for your wonderful job.

[Chitra Ayengar]

It captivated my interest how the author boldly took a leap from his corporate career to follow his dream job as a Rideshare driver. Mentoring young drivers and not thinking of them as competition is a good trait. Congrats would love to read this true story.

[Chitra Ayengar]

It captivated my interest how the author boldly took a leap from his corporate career to follow his dream job as a Rideshare driver. Mentoring young drivers and not thinking of them as competition is a good trait. Congrats would love to read this true story.

[sujit choudhary]

It sounds like "Mustache Rydes" by Steven A. Yagyagan is quite an entertaining and unique read, offering a glimpse into the unconventional experiences of a rideshare driver. Your review provides a vivid picture of the author's journey and the diverse encounters he has had with passengers. The blend of humor, professionalism, and the author's commitment to mentoring new drivers seems to be a standout feature.

Your mention of the author's transition from a corporate career to the rideshare business and the bold choices he made for a more fulfilling life adds depth to the narrative. The humorous anecdotes and catchy slogans, like "Welcome to the Luau Ryde! Everybody gets lei’d!" contribute to the overall enjoyment of the book.

It's great that the book is professionally edited, making it a smooth and engaging read. Your acknowledgment of a few errors but an overall positive rating of 5 out of 5 stars indicates that the book has left a strong impression on you.

Your enthusiasm for more installments from Steven A. Yagyagan suggests that the book has successfully captured your interest, and you're looking forward to more of the author's adventures. Your recommendation for readers who enjoy short and wild true stories provides helpful guidance for potential readers.

Overall, your review is well-rounded and captures the essence of the book, highlighting its strengths and making it clear why you enjoyed it. If you have any specific aspects you'd like to discuss further or if you have other thoughts, feel free to share!

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

The author's experiences as a rideshare driver seem crazy and amusing. I find it brave to make a bold decision to live a fulfilling lifestyle even if the family does not agree. Also, he teaches us composure and professionalism at the workplace.

[Margi zuu202]

A book (2) of (6)book series Lyft and Uber brother and sister of san Diego help change the transportation world through crazy world they called " ride-sharing

[Alysiahi]

This sounds like a really interesting story and I would love to read it. It reminds me of a reality TV show called 'Njoro Wa Uba'. The show is about the daily experiences of a taxi driver in Kenya and how he navigates handling all kind of clients. From the craziest demands to the humblest of clients. At the end of the day sometimes all we need is someone to listen to us.

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

Sometimes, we have to make bold choices to live a fulfilling life. Boysan took the bold step of leaving the corporate world for the Rideshare business. While such a decision was unwelcoming to his family, it was all he desired

- Even if the decision was unwelcoming to the family, in my opinion, the adult should give that choice to the child. It could be the one desire that the child is being deprived of. And who are we, to deprive our children of their happiness?!! A review well written. Thank you.

[Mumtaj Mun]

The way you explained the book has captured my mind. My friend suggested me to read the book. But I never feel interested. Now I think I surely need to read the book. The stories will be amazing. Thank you for the review

[Yvonne Oloo]

Thanks for the great review. Cab drivers have tons of stories to tell of the clients they ferry around and about. It would make for a lively reading experience on these stories. It would also be great to learn how Boysan adapted to life after leaving the corporate world.

[Kshitija Sonawane]

Escaping the corporate world can be challenging but tempting. It does not always work out but if it did for the author, congratulations, for getting the BOTD, not for it all working out (just kidding) and also best wishes for future projects.

[Irene Nyaoro]

It's a good review and captivating, for sure I will consider reading the book

[Brittany Arendse]

Oh to be a fly on the wall, which I guess is exactly what this book lets you in on. I’m intrigued to follow the events and all the peculiar and exciting scenarios being a driver must allow you to witness and be part of. Well done on #BOTD, truly seems like an insightful and humourous read.