>Uber is the perfect proof that the "customers will vote with their wallets" argument doesn't work. How is this not a perfect example of the "customer voting w

>Uber is the perfect proof that the "customers will vote with their wallets" argument doesn't work. How is this not a perfect example of the "customer voting with their wallet"? Maybe its not the vote you or I would have made. Clearly the customer values continued access to the network more than buying new clothes once. That is a vote for Uber's shitty [;P] business practices.