Probably the same as many other professions, why would working for Uber make you more likely to become a criminal over any other lower-end paying job? "What per

Probably the same as many other professions, why would working for Uber make you more likely to become a criminal over any other lower-end paying job? "What percentage of grocery checkers pursue crime as a means of extra income?" I fail to see how it's even a useful question, and implies there's a criminal element there. Across pay levels and careers that information might be interesting, but specific to one position at a single company seems entirely too specific.