A possible concise summary is:
The user tells a story about how she almost died in an Uber ride with a drunk, gang-affiliated and creepy driver who waited for her outside the hair salon and knew where she lived. She expresses her frustration, fear and disbelief at the situation and says she will not take Uber again. She also asks for feedback from the viewers on how they would react in her place.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Tana Mongeau, titled "I ALMOST DIED IN AN UBER (NOT CLICKBAIT)".
2. The video is about her experience of taking an Uber ride with a driver who was drunk, gang-affiliated, and made threatening remarks to her.
3. The driver had a different car than what was shown on the app, and it was spray-painted black with bullet holes on the sides.
4. The driver drove recklessly, swerved in and out of traffic, and made gang signs out of the window while playing loud music with violent lyrics.
5. The driver told her that he was in an opposing gang with his roommates, that his roommate was laying in black tar, and that he bought and sold women on backpage.com.
6. The driver also said that Uber drivers can get away with anything, like robbing gas stations or killing people, and laughed maniacally.
7. The driver waited for her outside the hair salon where she was getting her hair done, and did not end the ride until he drove away.
8. The driver called her names like baby girl, sugar mama, little honey, and hot stuff, and asked her if she wanted a ride home or if he could move in with her.
9. She was scared for her life and texted her friends her location and description of the car.
10. She contacted Uber and they refunded her the ride, but she felt that was not enough compensation for what she went through.