RE: Your edit I think that's close as well. One of the interesting things I've noticed is that people who are participating in the gig economy seem to be parti

RE: Your edit I think that's close as well. One of the interesting things I've noticed is that people who are participating in the gig economy seem to be participating in almost ALL of the gig economy at once. I've met many people who do all of the following almost every day: - Drive for Uber/Lyft - Deliver packages for Amazon - Walk dogs for Wag/Rover - Rent a place on AirBnb - Do some stuff on Task Rabbit - Deliver food for GrubHub/DoorDash/etc... I can't imagine these folks are any particular loyalty to any of it, nor are they developing skills in any of these in a meaningful way.