Immediate reaction: nieve is Mike’s somewhat curious reference to Trevor’s declared hometown of Barcelona, where nieve is the snow, which when driven is as pure as the Virgin Mary, who is almost Eve, which is to say nigh Eve, which is a homophone of … naive. But maybe Kidderminster phonics are at play. Anyway, what rude boys!
Update: He later dumped his Saturday and Monday passengers.
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