I believe that falls under "spend money to make money", not to mention precedent. It was more money at the time - I can't imagine they have a particularly stabl

I believe that falls under "spend money to make money", not to mention precedent. It was more money at the time - I can't imagine they have a particularly stable workforce and background checks for a revolving door workforce will get expensive, not to mention it means they have less potential drivers to make money from.