Speaking for myself here, but it seems like most of the criticism of Uber being "exploitative" comes from people who don't use the service. Personally, I don't

Speaking for myself here, but it seems like most of the criticism of Uber being "exploitative" comes from people who don't use the service. Personally, I don't want to be an employee. I already put up with that mess at my day job. I want to click a button on the app when I want to drive, get the person where they're going, sign off, and have no other obligations aside from that. Simple, fast, and easy. No wonder the government had to intervene. (Yes, I am slightly bitter.)