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NYC cab driver created a 493-page book about his passengers over the years
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March 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelSchmoozing with customers is what Khakendra Pun does, regaling them with stories of growing up in Nepal, the 77 jobs he’s had since coming to the United States in 1991, his exploits as a New York City cabbie for the last decade, and the 493-page book about his passengers, “From the Top of Mount Everest to the Winding Streets of New York City,” which he self-published.
He sells the tome from his cab for $39.99 as well as on his website, and half of each sale goes to the Ulleri Foundation, a non-profit he started to open a medical clinic in a village in Nepal.
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