I hope I don't read a report one day on a popular news publisher about a taxi driver who has had a one-on-one encounter and conversation with the real Satoshi Nakamoto, our almighty anonymous Bitcoin creator.

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So many people had a lot of wasteful opportunities in the past, which they could have taken advantage of to acquire bitcoin at its early stage but didn't, which I don't blame them for, but their mistake can go further ahead if, after realizing what they have missed in the past and not making use of what they have in front of them and still living in their regrets, they continue, and this present might be another wasted opportunity for them again.

Is this Taxi guy a technical guy like how come he already knew Bitcoin that time? Because I believe before in early days of Bitcoin, mostly know Bitcoin are technical guys like techy guy who spent most of the time in the internet.

Did you ever take the taxi drivers advice to buy bitcoin? Have you been keeping up with the price after 2010,
or did you just totally forget about it after your taxi ride ended? If you were keeping up then you could see it went from 50 cents
in 2010 to around 20 dollars in 2011. After that the taxi driver probably quit his job and moved to a mansion in Malibu
and driving around in a Lambo. 

Seeing the price jumping so massively in just one year must have given you a very strong urge to start buying bitcoin,
unless you just completely forgot about it after 2010.

I don't blame you for not believing this strange taxi driver. If I were you, I wouldn't believe him either. Taxi drivers are talkative and talk about a lot of strange things, and I usually don't pay attention to what they say.

I think the taxi driver himself didn't believe what he was saying. He may have heard it from someone else who was in the taxi with him, but he didn't believe him. Because if he did and bought Bitcoin at that time at 50 cents he would have been one of the richest people today and would have proudly and arrogantly appeared before the press and media about his story.

Guys, what struck me about the Sikh cab driver was the deep conviction in his voice as he was urging me to invest in bitcoins. I kept thinking about it and I recall later reading about bitcoins jumping to $5. At that time coinbase was already in business. I wouldn't dismiss the taxi driver as definitely not the creator of bitcoins. And I'm not declaring that he is Satoshi Nakamoto himself. I'm just saying it's within the realm of possibility given the way he was telling me about bitcoins. Remember, Jesus Christ and Albert Einstein had humble beginnings. The great inventors of yore, even the great tech leaders of today did not start with a silver spoon. So ....

Plot twist: that taxi driver is now retired on his private island while you’re here telling his legend. The man tried to bless you!

It's also worth to mention that Uber and similar service wasn't popular back then. So at that time, conventional taxi company usually only hire full time worker.

I also probably wouldn’t believe the driver if I were in your shoes because the obvious reason is that it was the year bitcoin was considered a scam or just a fad so not many people would invest in it even though the price was low. However regrets do come too late and there is no need to regret. One thing for sure is that it is never too late because the current price of 100K is still in the early stages for bitcoin and it will continue to increase many times over considering the number of adopters coming in and also the involvement of big institutions.

It might not have been Satoshi but someone who truly believed in Bitcoin too. I remember when I first started investing in crypto, I was so optimistic about a particular altcoin project that I even have to talk my friends into investing into the altcoin. I promoted the project for free as if it was my project, because even on Facebook and Twitter, I was posting the token with a caption that says, "if you want to get rich, invest on $xyz token" I just believed so much in the project, but don't blame me, I was new and didn't have any knowledge of altcoin. So, the person you met was an early Bitcoiner, if you had taken his advice then, you would remember him with so much happiness in your heart but now I don't know how you knowing that you missed such opportunity then.

Incredibly could be an angel and can not tag that to Satoshi Nakamoto.  Besides... Bitcoin at 50 cent $ a lot have been investing on it while it has not been viral like it is today.
So either you take the driver to be one of a descended angel that was destined to lead your success but you were just like us the skeptics who also had the golden opportunity in those earlier times but were so ignorant and uncompromising.

May you were even at the best chance that you could physically relate with someone who talks about Bitcoin like he really believed in it.

Most of us only came about it in the internet which we know to be flooded with scams. So it was more difficult to believe either the internet and the digital currency. Affirmatively there was no one beside to physically relate it discussions with to build our trust and internet was never trusted due to our odds of level of digital and advanced education too.