Bot these companies are heavily funded and are not currently operating 100% based on their own revenue. Once these companies go public, you'll know the real imp

Bot these companies are heavily funded and are not currently operating 100% based on their own revenue. Once these companies go public, you'll know the real impact of these companies. Until now, they have been good with providing employment/independence to many people, while improving transport options to the public. But, once they go public and they cannot throw money at drivers/riders, I expect many drivers to be negatively affected mainly because they start with a new car, purchased/leased through a subprime loan lender, when initial earnings are high. They start feeling the pinch a few months in, when they realize their bonuses are reducing and they are working more days in a month to payoff the car, and receive less into their account. Sad thing is that, the same billionaires from such startups, will open a foundation/charity to help the poor, and they'll be lauded as "great philanthropists"