Yeah, I'm having a hard time seeing how a company that doesn't own cars (to the point they insist they are "a software company"), pays thousands of drivers, and

Yeah, I'm having a hard time seeing how a company that doesn't own cars (to the point they insist they are "a software company"), pays thousands of drivers, and whose users don't need driver's licenses; is going to magically turn into a company that owns a fleet of state of the art cars (and parking spots and other land), doesn't pay drivers, and whose users will probably need driver's licenses. These are polar opposite businesses. You don't do that while you're hemorrhaging money and while it's uncertain you can even do that other business in 98% of the world.