I work in a Cruise Ship terminal owned by one company but operated by another. Technically, this means I have two bosses, fucking fantastic right? I belong to the former company and my gripe is with the operators, the latter. In a certain part of the terminal there's Ubers picking up passengers in a place that they don't have authorization for due to an existing contract with the local taxi companies and possibly other reasons.However the primary concern is safety because Uber drivers aren't vetted and at least with taxi drivers yes they work themselves but they're also represented by an organization with professional standards. My plan is to pose as a guest getting off of the ship who then gets into an Uber in an unauthorized zone. What can I do to make the latter company accountable for a serious incident such as for example, safety, personal injury theft, etc.Thanks for your time. >pic unrelated
>>34583651You do realize that what you are planing is probably illegal?
>>34583651Recommend not doing anything for your own sake.
>>34584137>>34583675Kys>>34583651Is there anything significant to rob in this situation?
>>34584244Nothing that one could get away with. Security is pretty tight and the space itself is small. Nor is there anything valuable anyways that isn't inside a piece of luggage.
>>34583675And? I will do my best to ensure plausible deniability. These scheming motherfuckers have taken away my livelihood. Short of going postal I'll do pretty much anything. >>34584137See above
>>34583651A strongly worded message always worked
>>34583651What if I called in anonymously and claimed there was an explosive backpack hidden somewhere? Surely this would land me in prison?
>>34583651Is it true that cruise ships nowadays are mostly blacks
