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Let's say I have to take a cab everyday to work. If Uber gives me a ride for 15 bucks and Lyft gives me the same ride for 18 bucks, I know which one I will choo
by simplehuman 10y ago
Let's say I have to take a cab everyday to work. If Uber gives me a ride for 15 bucks and Lyft gives me the same ride for 18 bucks, I know which one I will choose. Do you?
- teach 10y agoIt's easy for me to say, but I won't ride in an Uber vehicle. I've disagreed with their practices for quite some time, and these more recent events have only solidified my resolve. I'm sure I'm the tiny minority, but $3 a day is a pittance vs knowing I'm supporting such a toxic culture. Plus, if you can't afford an "extra" $3 a day to get to work, then use neither Uber nor Lyft and get on a bus.
- simplehuman 10y agoMy understanding is that Uber was never popular in cities with good public transport... As for 3$ a day, this is the choice people make everyday with using free Google stuff and promoting ads and surveillance culture. It's really not that simple as money as you make it sound.
- bbcbasic 10y agoHypothetically, for $3 difference? Probably the quicker/more reliable service. I'd probably look into car pooling as well. In reality neither, would find some other way (cycle / public transport / lift with friend / cab / own car)