The job of a private hire driver can often be demanding. But as with most jobs, it can also be extremely rewarding for those willing to put in the grind.
This was the case for a Grab driver in Singapore, who allegedly earned S$6,020 over a 1-week period.
A picture showing the alleged statement has since gone viral on Facebook — many netizens made guesses about how many hours the driver drove while others praised his hard work.
Posting to Beh Chia Lor on Facebook, a Grab driver claimed they made S$6,020.20 over the Chinese New Year period between 9 Jan and 15 Jan.
After factoring in S$792.38 of deductions, the driver took home S$5,227.82, which was still an impressive amount.
In addition, the driver received tips that came up to S$2, as well as incentives that amounted to S$2,080.70.
Without counting incentives, the driver made S$3,147.12 from the passengers they drove over the one-week period. This came up to about S$449.58 daily.
The post has since gone viral on Facebook with netizens expressing their amazement at how much the driver made over the 7-day period.
Many praised them for the hours they put in to amass such a massive amount of earnings.
After all, earning S$6,020.20 in one week is no small feat.However, there was quite a bit of debate as to how many hours they could have worked to earn that much.
Ultimately, the driver’s endurance and hard work deserve appreciation. It is admirable of them to go the extra mile to eke out an honest living.
It should be noted, though, that concerns for their health are reasonable as well. Hopefully, he is able to maintain a healthy work-life balance and look after his welfare.
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