If we are truthful with ourselves when we point out or notice other people sinning, we are ignoring our very own sins. Sounds like you are running a one man show taxi or limo service where you are always going on to the next client. Where I am from, there are laws that separate taxi from limo services, but we are all supposed to have a dispatcher among other things. If you wanted to guarantee your time periods around here, you would be considered a limo service but you would have to charge a 2-hour minimum rate, get paid in advance, charge sales tax, etc. If you are a taxi service, you can't guarantee your time periods and you have to let a client stay in your service until they are done. People are constantly changing their minds about what they need to do, remembering extra errands, etc., and where they need to go, which is frustrating, but we all do that. Is it a bad sin to change our minds? Have you ever forgotten you needed milk, then when you go into the store see a few other things you needed? Is it a sin to forget you need or desire milk? So if a person tells you that they just want to go home and then needs to stop to use a restroom, did they lie to you? I don't believe that is out and out lying, ###. If you had contracts in writing and got paid in advance, then you could tell someone no and pull over and tell them to get out for breaking their agreement, etc. I personally think that if I was going to take on someone extra that I barely had time for that I might be the one or the bigger one possibly sinning the sin of greed. We all sin, ###, but we should all be like Paul and look at ourselves and say I am the biggest sinner of them all! Thank You Lord Jesus for Your Love for me and Your forgiveness of me, Lord Jesus, even when I don't realize my own sins! Give me the love and forgiveness for others that You have for me in Jesus! Help me to do things right in Your sight, my sight, and other's sight in Jesus! Amen! Thank You Lord Jesus!
You and ### are both right in a sense, but what should our biggest concerns be, the sins of others or our very own sins, especially our sins that cause others to sin? If you are really asking me if your clients are sinning? I say yes, but if you barely had time for them to sin against you to begin with, then I say you may have been the very cause for them to sin against you by not saying no to them from the start.
I have had clients out and been at a 2 or 3-hour break or wait for them and had a friend of their's desire a ride. So I have let the client know and saved them money by charging the new client for the other client taking off their bill. I could have just taken my break and made the same money, but I chose to let my client be a hero for their friends, etc.
I used to do construction. At the same time, I did lawn care, landscaping, snow removal, swimming pool, hot tub, and transportation services all at the same time with many people working for me. I used to earn an average of $1,000 per day. I'm a jack of all trades and I can do anything. If anyone can do something, so can I, and not only can I get something done, but I can do it better than most. To make a long story short, I cancelled everything I was doing because I was greedy, overworked, and overpaid. I couldn't say no to anyone, etc., and believe me, I can figure out a way to help anyone even if I had to hire someone new. We are greedy if we are like that and we need to stop and relax and learn to rest in Jesus and learn to say no to others and not take on too much. I don't know the laws for transportation services in Florida, but whatever they are, it wouldn't hurt you to have a few more employees. Maybe a dispatcher and an extra chauffeur to start with. Have your boss be Jesus and the laws of the land and stop telling people that you are the owner. It is legal to put everything in writing, get paid in advance, and have your clients sign something. It is a law to do that in most places. If they break their agreement, pull over and tell them to get out and keep the income.
Grow up (in Jesus), ###!
