Bills Player Übers from Chicago to Buffalo
There are myriad travel options these days.
For example, you can use Über to go to the store or maybe even the local watering hole.
If you happen to be an NFL player trying to get to practice, you can even use this service to travel over 500 miles.
Buffalo Bills cornerback Shareece Wright is just that football player.
Well, it's really quite simple.
The newly minted Bill missed his connecting flight in Chicago and wanted to rest before practice the following morning.
Obviously, the solution was an Über ride.
Wright secured the services of driver Hadi Abdollahian, who probably wasn't completely prepared to drive to upstate New York.
— Shareece Wright (@ShareeceWright) June 6, 2017 |
Things seemed to have worked out just fine, though.
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He was no doubt pleased with the $300 tip Wright generously bestowed upon him.
It's unclear if this dynamic duo solved any mysteries or fought crime on their journey, but the story really doesn't require further embellishment.
Oh, and by the way, this practice was voluntary.
It's probably safe to assume Iverson wouldn't have gone to such lengths, even for a mandatory practice.
However, Bills head coach Sean McDermott clearly digs the effort.
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Yes, any means necessary.