If you’ve ever taken a ride in a taxi cab, you’ve probably found yourself in some pretty interesting conversations. After all, it’s not so surprising considering that cab drivers are more often than not hard-working immigrants who speak with people all day as they do their job. Take a look here at this journalist’s story as she speaks with African taxi cab drivers in Paris who express a desire to return to their native countries in search of greater freedom. It may provide you with a different perspective of how it is for immigrants who work in Europe.
What you can learn from taxi cab drivers in Europe
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