IF Mahatma Gandhi was a cabbie in New Delhi before he stood up against the British he probably never came up with the strategy of non-violence resistance. Because driving through a busy metropolis all day takes its toll. It doesn’t matter how peaceful a cab driver is, somewhere during his shift he gets frustrated by other motorist or nagging costumers.

Magnum photographer Costa Manos took in 1961 these slides of a New York taxicab driver that surely had enough.

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