A short YouTube conversation (Mike Andes) contrasting professional chauffeurs with Uber drivers. Speakers emphasize that chauffeurs must know airports (including private airports), VIP entry/exit procedures, local routes across cities, and maintain professionalism (avoid being starstruck). They also describe enjoying the travel aspects (concerts, city trips) and seeing many people on the job.
There's a difference between an Uber driver and a chauffeur. We are chauffeur.
Your best tour guide is maybe your typical chauffeur.
You have to know the airports, the private airports, how to get VIP clients in and out, VIPs don't go to the front. Just to let you know.
We know where to go and where.
To avoid the driving. Not knowing where you're going to be at, you know, getting.
To see and go around town is just something.
That I enjoy. You know, you go to a concert, you go to the middle of nowhere. You go New York, you go Jersey, Chicago.
I think that's one thing that we enjoy. We see a lot of people.
You don't want to be too starstruck where you don't pay attention to where you're doing. You don't want to be the way out of Kill's future. Like you don't want to be that.
Sensational.
