It seems like Bird has a program that pays people to charge their scooters overnight. On paper, it seems like the idea is that if you were in this program and

It seems like Bird has a program that pays people to charge their scooters overnight. On paper, it seems like the idea is that if you were in this program and you found a scooter, you could take it home with you, charge it, then drop it off on a curb somewhere the next day and you'd be paid for charging it. In reality, they didn't account for how people actually behave. So people are picking up scooters and "keeping" them in their apartments/houses to let the batteries drain more(?), until it gets to a point where charging it would be most profitable.