It's funny watching the public perception of uber changing over time. At first it seemed like it was just techies that didn't like them, then this whole PR mess

It's funny watching the public perception of uber changing over time. At first it seemed like it was just techies that didn't like them, then this whole PR mess started happening and now I am seeing non techie friends getting on the anti uber band wagon. Out in public the default expression for a ride is let's grab a lyft now, and even the drivers that talk about driving say they drive for lyft now rather than uber (in reality they almost all drive for both). As if saying they drive for uber will cause them to be judged. It's amazing how fast it happened.