A taxi picks up a man who on sitting starts to speak loudly on his phone. He makes everyone so uncomfortable that his neighbour exits the taxi. Soon after the entire taxi exits, refusing to pay the conductor because of the noisy passenger. When the conductor asks him to pay, he pretends that money is no issue before running off, the conductor in close pursuit.

The conductor is happy to pick up a woman who shocks everyone by littering in the taxi. Her neighbour remains quiet but when she walks out he and the conductor start to talk about the mess she has made.

When the passengers scramble into a taxi, they are surprised to find that one of them is a street preacher. Despite the fact that they give him no audience, he delivers his message unfazed.

The conductor has to ask the driver to reduce the volume on the radio after one of the passengers complain. Another passenger loves the song so much that he starts to play it from his phone radio and when he is asked to reduce that volume, he plugs in his earphones and dances like no one is watching.

The conductor hits it off with a female passenger. They bond and exchange numbers. She is shocked when he asks her to pay her fare.

First the other passengers are amused by the afande who is crying over the phone. They panic when he threatens to kill himself and are left confused when the same afande composes himself in seconds when his boss calls him.

As a girl texts her friend, her neighbour peeps in on the conversation. When she tells her friend that the guy in the taxi is acting like a stalker, the man takes offense and demands to get out of the taxi.

When a woman spots a cute guy seated behind her in the taxi, she starts to take discreet pictures of him. She then gets uncomfortably close to him, to his utter discomfort.