The touching moments from the Arknights and Endfield offline event (Part 2) - 4

Second Driver (Kaohsiung Station B1 Pick-up Zone): On the way to my destination, I chatted with the driver about the feasibility of using an app to call a car at the ground pick-up point. The driver very practically analyzed: The ground pick-up zone has intelligent enforcement, and any stop exceeding 3 minutes will result in an automatic photo and fine. Additionally, Station East Road and Station West Road are both one-way streets. If passengers don't clearly specify whether they are on the east or west side, drivers might go the wrong way and be unable to turn around, easily exceeding the time limit and getting fined (NT$600-1,200) just searching for the passenger. Therefore, drivers are very reluctant to accept these orders. He suggested that if calling a car on the ground, it's essential to specify which road you're on, so drivers will only accept if it's on their route. Furthermore, he also mentioned that the 3% transaction fee for card payments is actually borne by the driver, and they don't receive cash on the spot, having to wait for the settlement and transfer. After hearing all this, I truly felt how hard the drivers work! Third Driver (From Chaoweijue to Pier-2): As soon as the driver got in the car, she asked, "Did you wait long from calling to getting in?" I replied that it wasn't even two minutes. She smiled and said she had just dropped off a passenger on the opposite lane and immediately made a U-turn to pick me up. I responded, "That's fate!" and thanked her, adding that it was a rare and valuable experience for me to come to Kaohsiung, away from Tainan, thanks to the game event. The driver mentioned that her daughter recently wanted to go to the Mermaid Princess collaboration cafe, but she hesitated because it was too far. I shared my perspective: "If the child is an adult and is spending their own earned money, parents really have no reason to refuse; but if they are underage and spending the family's money, then good communication and coordination with the parents are necessary."