Night-Shift Designated Driver: I Give the Rules of Death a Bad Review

I took a night shift driving job, and there was an extra person in the rearview mirror.

My phone immediately displayed the first rule of the service: Do not look in the rearview mirror at any point during the trip.

I read it. The penalty wasn't money, but 20 kilometers of my "life mileage." The day it hits zero, I'll be erased from everyone's memories.

In four years of night driving, I've appealed 137 tickets and won 136 times.

While other people struggle to survive under the rules, I leave the rules a one-star review.

Win once, and that rule is erased from the platform's rulebook, not just from this ride.

Three years ago, my brother finished ride 0731 and vanished along with his car. The platform's only response was: "Order completed."

I'm going to drive that ride again.

Then, on the back of the notice from three years ago, I saw my own name.

The last message my brother sent me was: Don't take 0732.

0732 is my driver ID.