Uber didn't lose here. They are getting all kinds of press. There's no real logic in getting rid of the app and those who have tried that have recent phones k

Uber didn't lose here. They are getting all kinds of press. There's no real logic in getting rid of the app and those who have tried that have recent phones know that you can't uninstall it - at best you can disable it. But the reality is that there are many people that need rides and they'll use the app tomorrow just like they did yesterday. Heinz didn't take a stand. People are still eating ketchup. Why should anyone waste their time or inconvenience their lives picking on Uber? The only thing this political stunt has done is drawn attention away from the very issue that it was hoping to highlight. It was poorly thought out from the beginning.