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>It's absolutely a desperation career. Indeed it is. What's new is that companies have never been this successful to sell what is basically modern day labour a
by dahauns 8y ago
>It's absolutely a desperation career.
Indeed it is. What's new is that companies have never been this successful to sell what is basically modern day labour as cool and hip and "good for you!".
I guess it only a matter of time until we see a resurgence of night lodgers as this revolutionary new alternative way of housing.
- lotsofpulp 8y agoPeople don't use it because it's cool and hip, they use it because it's efficient and provides a valuable service. Overhead for managing repetitive and time intensive labor work is high, so when a program can do it, that overhead drops, efficiency increases, and it becomes profitable.
- dahauns 8y agoSorry, I'm honestly not sure I understand how your comment relates to mine. I'm talking about the gig economy from a workers perspective.
- lotsofpulp 8y agoOops, my bad, I interpreted the people buying the uber rides and lyft rides as doing it because it's cool and hip, but I see you meant selling to the drivers, not the riders.