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I would say "earn" rather than deserve (but I live in the US). Once they pass the bar of providing value at a reasonable cost without driving their employees in
by drivingmenuts 8y ago
I would say "earn" rather than deserve (but I live in the US). Once they pass the bar of providing value at a reasonable cost without driving their employees into the ground while simultaneously being ethical, I would say they have earned a small measure of respect.
- dominotw 8y agodo you use uber/lyft?
- drivingmenuts 8y agoNo. Uber has enough ethical issues that I wrote them off long ago. Both of them went through some foofaraw with the City of Austin (I live there) that, when they cancelled their services, I decided I could live without them. Plus, I have a perfectly workable car and a dislike of being in something that "not my vehicle". It's a boundary thing.