Well BAR might be in, but F1 does seem to be a cruel world for drivers who are chucked out as per team's whims and fancies.
When things do not adhere with these values, they are seen as dregs of the past instead of alternatives, as the cruel elimination of cab drivers throughout the world illustrate.
Chen reflected, "There are a thousand ways to take advantage of people who are weaker than you, and that's what Uber did". IDG spokeswoman Moira Muntz, who joined the phone call with Chen, added, "It's cruel to continue onboarding new drivers when it costs a fair amount of money to become a driver.
A Canadian police force is threatening festive drink-drivers with a cruel and unusual punishment: forcing them to listen to local band Nickelback.
I think the aux cord thing is awful and it was cruel of Uber to force their drivers to make that part of the service.
When the Driver gets vicious with a thug in a strip club, glassy-eyed odalisques loll around, bored: hard-boiled is one thing, but such scenes reveal a colder, crueller touch than the film really needs.
"I certainly should apologize for saying that Stalin was a hard driver rather than a very cruel leader," he said.
Daily, she confronts the fallout from behavior that has been reckless or cruel, with injuries caused by drug overdoses, drunken drivers and drive-by shootings.
It is painful to read, because it is so manifestly cruel, but it is also instructive about a principal political driver of these programs.
And the climactic confrontation between the snowplow driver and a vengeful mob of schoolchildren is less funny than cruel: the guy is only trying to do his job.
