The Daily Mail tells the story after Tabitha Wimmer’s video went viral on TikTok
Her name is Tabitha Wimmer and told his experience to Daily Mail after his TikTok video went viral. We are in Sydney and the facts, made known now, date back to last year. The woman had just arrived at the central station after a trip with her friends on the Central Coast. Given the darkness, she decided to take a taxi even though the road was quite short, a 20 minute walk. As soon as she got on, however, she found herself, according to him, in a nightmare: “The taxi driver asked me where I was coming from but he was huffing and angry so I said ‘look, it doesn’t matter, I’ll get out’. And he replied ‘it’s too late’“. Wimmer talks about asking what it was late for without receiving an answer but the man continued to repeat it to himself in a disturbing way. The woman then thought that the journey was too short and she proposed to get off but the man turned and shouted at her: “Do you know what your problem is?“. From there, a series of offenses punctuated by the phrase “it’s too late” repeated obsessively. Wimmer asked to get out but the taxi driver did not comply so, as soon as the car slowed down, she opened the door and fled with him continuing to shout at her saying that she “should never have gotten in”. “This man may not have had any bad intentions towards me, but I didn’t want to risk finding out. If your intuition tells you to run, run“Wimmer said in the now viral TikTok video. Many comments: “I had a similar experience,” someone writes. “I often take taxis but nothing like this has ever happened to me,” replied another user.
