1. What a Mess? Okay ... I'm chiefly responsible for this mess. And a big mess it is! How am I supposed to organize over 1000 pages of notes from Uber and Lyft passenger rides ranging from the ridiculously sublime to the sublimely ridiculous?	Who is Vanessa? Vanessa is literally the voice of technology - she's my GPS ... and "Travels With Vanessa" is a seriously silly and slightly skeptical look at our technologically empowered, economically confusing and emotionally charged world.	What's This All About? Book outline with titles, themes and objectives
Who Am I? I’m a human being and my name is John F. Ince. I’m not an important person. However, through artful disguise I’ve carefully crafted an online image of semi-importance.	4. What is this? I don’t even know what I’ve got in these thousand pages and two hundred voice recordings, other than an amazing collection of stories. Is this a psychological study, a travelogue, a crime report, a coffee table book, a podcast series, a quote collection, or all of the above? I don’t know.	The Dangers of Reading Books In extreme cases, reading books can lead to ideas … and we all know how hazardous they can be.
I'll Never See You Again ... I've been pleasantly surprised how willing people are to share their stories.	It's a Book! A thousand rides and never have I seen this before – a pax is reading a book – in my car no less. I feel awe and wonder.	My Goal My goal with this book isn’t exactly to change your life, but I would hope that regular readers might come away with a marginally new and improved way of seeing the world.
Everyone's Private Driver Can you imagine a more fatuous tag line than "Everyone's Private Driver?	On Punctuality and Punctuation I’m a very punctual person.  Despite the fact that I’m almost always on time, I always apologize for being late. Sometimes people seem surprised that I’ve apologized and remind me that I’m on time. “I know,” I say, “But it makes me feel more important if I apologize for being late.”