I've never paid for an Uber, but I have enough non-tech friends who swear by it, including one who spends over $1000/month on it. For Uber the world is like a

I've never paid for an Uber, but I have enough non-tech friends who swear by it, including one who spends over $1000/month on it. For Uber the world is like a big Risk board. They invade territories all over the world and roll the dice. Some they win and some they lose, but they win more than they lose, and the more territories they hold, the more armies they get to play with next round.