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From the data we have about ride sharing. The bulk of rides are done either by people who drive full time or people who drive as a second job. If it were not fo
by momokoko 7y ago
From the data we have about ride sharing. The bulk of rides are done either by people who drive full time or people who drive as a second job. If it were not for those two groups of people, both of which utilize ride sharing as a "job", one could speculate that Uber and Lyft would not be able to exist.
Please enlighten us about how Uber can exist if no one treats it as a job based on the data we currently have. I look forward to your insightful response.
- jstarfish 7y agoIt can't, nor should it. Why is it the drivers' responsibility to subsidize a corporate entity's existence? How much of themselves should they give to prop up an unsustainable business model? The money flows up, not down. When Uber eventually collapses, the CEO will fuck off with his golden parachute and all anyone else will have to show for their work is a heavily-depreciated Kia.