My Uber passenger rating is 4.32 as I do not give tips. Can I delete my account and o...?

As an Uber/Lyft driver with over 16000 rides given, I can tell you this… 1. I would never accept your ride request. At that rating you have had over 50 rides with drivers and have shown yoursel…

Top stories for Long   My Uber passenger rating is 4.32 as I do not give tips. Can I delete my account and open a new one with the same phone number to reset my passenger rating? Jim Childers, Driver at Rideshare Drivers (2017-present) • Updated January 24, 2024 As an Uber/Lyft driver with over 16000 rides given, I can tell you this… I would never accept your ride request. At that rating you have had over 50 rides with drivers and h... Read more » 6.3K 881   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   Is having big breasts worth it? Megan who Cares, wanted to share • Answered April 12 mine are like dd so normal my older cousin has bigger ones and she says its kinda annoying like they make her back hurt when she works and running is the WORST without a go... Read more » 1.1K 254   Is Trump's cognitive decline worse than Biden’s? Jean-Marie Valheur, big on health • Answered April 28 He just welcomed King Charles and Camilla to America on a state visit. And when Charles and Camilla were introduced to members of his cabinet, Camilla moved to shake hands w... Read more » 5.5K 831   What is the cost of a membership at Augusta National? And what perks or benefits come with the membership? Jeff Markgraf, 22 yrs in golf as equipment tech and club builder • Answered October 11, 2015 Augusta National does not reveal many details regarding its membership policies, but certain things are known or have been leaked over the years. There is no way to apply to... Read more » 58 5   Can delaying a breathalyzer test really help you avoid a DUI charge, or do police have other ways to convict you anyway? Tim Dees, retired police officer with ~1500 DUI arrests, former DRE • Answered March 17 This is a common dodge among drunk drivers. They will do everything they can to delay the breath or blood test, hoping that their blood alcohol content (BAC) will go down b... Read more » 292   Is Stanley Tucci nice? Buck Flanagan, Writer and Director • Answered April 28 The guy they had make a show where he ate food after Anthony Bourdain killed himself. Liked his series—-“Searching For Italy”—-that was until he was invited into a gentleman... Read more » 650 331   Who wrote their PhD thesis in the shortest amount of time? Jonas • Updated May 5, 2020 Wolfgang J. Paul, in Computer Science. Professor Hotz jokingly said “Anyone who solves this problem deserves a PhD.”, believing the problem to be impossible to solve. This mu... Read more » 7.6K 97   How did the human breast evolve to be so large? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered April 22 Humans are known to be the only mammals whose breasts become permanently enlarged after reaching sexual maturity. The exact reason still is largely unknown, but there are a ... Read more » 3.6K 417   Is there a reason why British people prefer the "chop and eat as you go" method, and how does it compare to American dining habits? Charles Kent, Visual Communications Expert • Updated April 29 Let me tell you a story. In the 1970’s the Monty Python team were staying in a hotel in Torquay, England. They were having a meal in the restaurant and the American member ... Read more » 3.2K 988   Why is Hiroshima habitable now when the half life of uranium-235 is 700 million years? Doug Hensley, PhD Analytic Number Theory & Probability, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis (... • Updated January 27, 2020 Because the half life of U235 is 700 million years. Think about it. Assume that half* the uranium was split during the chain reaction, leaving the other half to just be extr... Read more » 8.4K 740   Why did Subaru stick with flat engines for so long, and how does it benefit their manufacturing process? OpenBlueprint • Answered April 26 Most automakers abandoned flat engines decades ago. Subaru doubled down on them—a quirky design choice that secretly saves the company billions. The decision to stick with t... Read more » 952 86   I like to drink but don’t want liver failure. What are some things I can do to offset the booze to protect my liver function? Is wine better than the hard stuff? Dennis Pasek, former Engineer (1984-2015) • Answered September 28, 2025 Alcohol is alcohol. Dilution does not matter, only the amount of alcohol consumed, particularly the peak amount of alcohol that you put into your system. Never drink yoursel... Read more » 648 11 Read more in your feed

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My blood pressure is 130/80. Should I be worried?

No, why should you be worried? The AAFP in November 2023 has stated that hypertensives should be treated to a blood pressure of lower than 140/90 mm Hg, because no lower mortality rate was foun…

Top stories for Long   My blood pressure is 130/80. Should I be worried? Liang-Hai Sie, Retired general internist, former intensive care physician. • Answered December 17, 2024 No, why should you be worried? The AAFP in November 2023 has stated that hypertensives should be treated to a blood pressure of lower than 140/90 mm Hg, because no lower mor... Read more » 314 79   Stellantis is shutting down, following in the footsteps of GM, Ford, Boeing, John Deere, Case-IH, and Harley-Davidson. So, Why are we going down the road to destruction with our eyes wide open? Miles Goldsack, Enthusiast • Answered May 24, 2025 It took me a while to work out what was being asked because Stellantis is the fifth largest car manufacturer in group in the World, and of the European companies, second on... Read more » 3.2K   Why are induction motors such a big deal in electricity consumption, and what makes them so efficient? OpenBlueprint • Answered April 25 A single, largely invisible technology quietly consumes almost half of all the electricity generated on Earth: the electric induction motor. The reason these motors account ... Read more » 1.1K 46   What are ICBM crews supposed to do afterwards if they ever really have to launch their missiles? Matt P., Firearms owner and collector. If it has a giggle switch, I've flipped it. • Updated October 9, 2019 If you ever get the chance to visit the Minuteman National Historic Site in South Dakota, your helpful tour guide will tell you exactly what would happen afterwards. The sho... Read more » 4.4K 407   What is the most unhealthy 'health food'? Lewis Vandebeek, studied at Yale School of Medicine • Answered April 16 One of my nutritionist colleagues made her patients eat the same breakfast every morning for fifteen years straight: low fat yogurt, granola, fruit, glass of orange juice. ... Read more » 1.6K 215   Why did supercharging fall out of favor in modern engines? Erika Fernandez, Car Lover • Answered March 24 The "real" reason Superchargers aren't used more often has nothing to do with the fact that they require energy from the engine to drive them or that Turbochargers are "fre... Read more » 1.7K 145   Why was Spain never able to industrialize as much as France, the United Kingdom, etc.? Javier Blanco, Marketing (2014-present) • Updated August 12, 2018 Orlando Barrios answer is really good and gives plenty of insight into why Spain developed later than other European countries. However, the biggest problem Spain ever faced... Read more » 1K 135   If someone is "banned" from all Walmarts, how does Walmart know when the "banned" person enters the store? Do they have facial recognition technology or just go by recognition? Chaz Howell, lives in Lakeland, FL (2002-present) • Answered February 2 I shoplifted from a Walmart in Winter Haven, Florida in my youth. When I got caught they gave me 2 options, go to jail or get kicked out of all Walmarts for life. I took th... Read more » 2.5K 525   Is vaping more or less harmful than smoking cigarettes? Neisha Getrude, Writer of Healing Secrets Remedies and Addictions (2010-present) • Answered September 5, 2025 Uncomparable. They're not even on the same planet. At. All. I've looked at the study data from a number of longitudinal studies - smoking exposes you to over 70 known carci... Read more » 596 202   Is Trump a good golfer? MRONYK, former Managing Director at Deutsche Bank (1997-1998) • Updated November 18, 2022 Yes. I was a +1.7 index golfer, am a member of the Golf Writers Association of America, and have played and won a fair amount of competitive golf. I played pretty regularly ... Read more » 1.4K 361   I was arrested for a dui, but I wasn’t driving. I was sleeping in my car in a McDonald’s parking lot. How should I handle this? Dan Gibbs, Landlord (2016-present) • Answered March 25 I was arrested for a dui, but I wasn’t driving. I was sleeping in my car in a McDonald’s parking lot. How should I handle this? Where were you? In some states, it’s actually ... Read more » 631 340   Why should calculus be banned from being taught in high schools? TJ Berens, Aerospace Defense Consultant. • Answered April 12 Wow I haven't even heard that this was a thing. So I looked. It seems to be part of the movement to stifle the US educational system.... Read more » 531 139 Read more in your feed

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