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And then let the people who have owned the medallions gouge those who don't by charging them $40,000/year to rent a car they don't even get to keep. Get rid of
by austenallred 11y ago
And then let the people who have owned the medallions gouge those who don't by charging them $40,000/year to rent a car they don't even get to keep.
Get rid of any incentive to act in the customer's best interest: Make sure that no drivers are compelled to go to less desirable areas, do a shift change right at rush hour, allow drivers to reject the rides they don't want, create no feedback loop, allow cash payments so they can pretend like the credit card machine is broken for extra tips, allow drivers to rip off visitors who don't know the area by taking longer and less direct routes, and don't increase the number of medallions ever.
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoHalf of that describes Uber precisely. So its not a panacea.
- austenallred 11y agoWhich half?