Jon Runyan (Sr.): Uber driver

I really respect his work ethic. 

This summer I did something I haven't done in twelve years: work. I was asked if I could work third shift, giving aid to a fellow Vietnam Veteran with Parkinson's Disease. I was rather afraid at first, knowing nothing about the disease and very little about the man. However, I have not taken as much satisfaction from any other thing I've done since coaching football as I have in helping this great individual. He's extremely grateful over the smallest things and he thoroughly enjoys simply having someone willing to discuss issues of interest to both of us. I get why Jon is doing it. Although we both take someting different from our experiences, boredom was the common thread prompting our decisions. I'm happy I did it and it sounds as if he also finds it worthwhile. 

first of all, Jon actually is a RS sophomore

and besides

what does that say about us if he can't drive better than Ulizio?

ok i'm out you've been great tip the waiters