u/Sir_master-baiter

I have 4 premium cards, discounts ranging from 30-50% on most of the restaurants in Lahore.

If anyone wants to avail discount, do let me know prior, I’ll show up with card and get you discount, you pay my fee and enjoy lunch dinner.

Cards which I’ve got

1. Allied premium

2. Faysal world

3. Askari Signature

4. Mcb Islamic platinum

I decided to spend a day seeing Lahore from a completely different perspective.

I signed up as a rider on inDrive and spent the day riding my GS 150, taking a few rides and wandering through the city. My bike gives me around 40 km/l at best, so I got a small taste of what it actually costs to spend hours on the road earning through rides.

And honestly, the experience was eye-opening.
The biggest surprise?

I couldn’t even fully cover my fuel costs with the fares I was getting.

And that’s without even putting a value on the rider’s time, bike maintenance, oil changes, tyres, depreciation, or the risks of spending hours on the road.

A few other things stood out too.
Men who booked rides were generally quite generous. I received tips ranging from Rs. 30–100 on several rides, which honestly made a difference and felt like a nice gesture of appreciation.

I also noticed that, during my time riding, female customers tended to make riders wait longer before coming out. Of course, this is only what I personally experienced in one day and isn’t a judgment about everyone.

But the biggest issue I noticed was something much simpler:
There is nowhere for riders to wait.
In this Lahore heat and humidity, riders are often left standing beside the road, sitting on their bikes, or searching for whatever little shade they can find while waiting for a passenger.

No shelter.
No proper place to sit.
Sometimes, not even access to drinking water.

So the next time you book a bike ride and your rider has to wait for you:

Please remember that he’s waiting in the heat so you can get where you need to go.

If you know you’re going to be late, please compensate him for the extra waiting time. Even Rs. 50–100 can mean a lot.

And if you have water available, offer him some water.
One day as a rider made me realize how much we take these small things for granted.

There’s a person behind every ride. Be a little more considerate. ❤️

I decided to spend a day seeing Lahore from a completely different perspective.

I signed up as a rider on inDrive and spent the day riding my GS 150, taking a few rides and wandering through the city. My bike gives me around 40 km/l at best, so I got a small taste of what it actually costs to spend hours on the road earning through rides.

And honestly, the experience was eye-opening.
The biggest surprise?

I couldn’t even fully cover my fuel costs with the fares I was getting.

And that’s without even putting a value on the rider’s time, bike maintenance, oil changes, tyres, depreciation, or the risks of spending hours on the road.

A few other things stood out too.
Men who booked rides were generally quite generous. I received tips ranging from Rs. 30–100 on several rides, which honestly made a difference and felt like a nice gesture of appreciation.

I also noticed that, during my time riding, female customers tended to make riders wait longer before coming out. Of course, this is only what I personally experienced in one day and isn’t a judgment about everyone.

But the biggest issue I noticed was something much simpler:
There is nowhere for riders to wait.
In this Lahore heat and humidity, riders are often left standing beside the road, sitting on their bikes, or searching for whatever little shade they can find while waiting for a passenger.

No shelter.
No proper place to sit.
Sometimes, not even access to drinking water.

So the next time you book a bike ride and your rider has to wait for you:

Please remember that he’s waiting in the heat so you can get where you need to go.

If you know you’re going to be late, please compensate him for the extra waiting time. Even Rs. 50–100 can mean a lot.

And if you have water available, offer him some water.
One day as a rider made me realize how much we take these small things for granted.

There’s a person behind every ride. Be a little more considerate. ❤️

Looking for a bnb in lahore for a day with full kitchen utensils and essentials.

Use case: me and my wife are planning to cook together in a bnb.

Gng what’s the hype about cafe praha? Has anyone tried it yet? How’s the food?

From where can I get customized bid boxes? I know about mochi gate but I don’t think that they have custom designs.