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Milt Bighley
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The Uber Chronicles Behind Closed Doors takes you on an epic journey of over three years from a novice driver's perspective in a major metropolitan city. During this escapade, the driver shares his most notable experiences. Some may make you laugh, some may bring you to tears, some may cause you to reflect on life's most valuable lessons. Clark gives you examples of the good, the bad, and the ugly. He exposes what really happens behind closed doors in raw form.
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