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  1. But screaming “WHAT” behind the protector because the taxi driver doesn’t speak up is the best part of going home after a few drinks and because I’m deaf but that’s neither here nor there

  2. Alright pal, do you wanna do the Friday pub quiz on joe.ie cos I haven’t done it y…. Sorry, just read the sign.

  3. Who’s your father ? Is he strong ? Can you swim ? Has your mother a radio ?

    All these questions in quick succession with no tome to answer … Boss level Complete

  4. I was dating a Nigerian girl from city west and her father was a taxi driver.

    The stories he’d tell me would literally break your heart. From being spat on, robbed, called the N word almost weekly, assaulted while being called the N word, loads of innuendo jokes from even well educated professionals, Irish women always trying it on with him but with racial contexts, other Irish white taxi drivers throwing water on him if he has his window open and they’re side by side in traffic, being told blacks can’t use this rank

    It was insane

  5. So do you be getting lots of questions?

    Is that why you have the sign up?

    Where did you print that off?

    All caps is a bit shouty isn’t it?

    Did you know that?
    About all caps?
    Them being very shouty?

    Which one of the Ayew brothers is your favorite?

  6. Ghana? Where’s that now?

    I went to school with a man, Pat Maguire, the pub Maguires, his brother Sean, I think it was, went off till eh, was it Cape Town? Is that near you? Ye’d know him, tall fella. Went over there in ’82.

  7. I’ve been to Ghana a few times and have a few expressions of Twi and Ewe . Man I’d love to get this taxi someday and break the silence with Ehhhh Obruni, Ho en t’sen? Boko boko

  8. Healthy boundaries would have been “pls don’t ask personal questions “ everything else ie the freely giving personal information, is unnecessary as it just invites further discussion on the person.

  9. Isn’t there an oral component to the citizenship test? Where you have to roleplay out a scene between a lad stumbling out of S’macs and a taxi man?

  10. Honestly, it’s pretty wild how quickly people ask where you are from if you don’t have an Irish accent. Generally speaking it is within 1 minute of talking to someone. This is pretty off-putting for many immigrants.

    I personally don’t mind, but I’m also an immigrant who came here via privilege as opposed to need. I think its something that people should be more mindful of in general.

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