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Sure, I'm just saying, it's clear you can make a business out of this sort of thing. Whether it's profitable, that's another question, clearly. Like I said, I
by shadowmint 10y ago
Sure, I'm just saying, it's clear you can make a business out of this sort of thing.
Whether it's profitable, that's another question, clearly.
Like I said, I can't imagine how it would work; but maybe there is some kind of like, 'you subscribe to a service, the service pays out 'tip equivalents', you don't have to tip' scheme that might make sense there somewhere.
Basically, it's not totally implausible there might actually be a business that solves the whole tipping thing somehow.
- oddlyaromatic 10y agoI think you were right about the catch 22 thing, which is the core problem that this article misses. Uber doesn't have tipping but don't you rate your rides in a way that can ultimately reduce the amount of work that driver gets? It has the punishment inverse of tipping.