> It seems like you're saying you would happily use the service if there was more of it available. Which is a problem when the scooter companies lose money on

> It seems like you're saying you would happily use the service if there was more of it available. Which is a problem when the scooter companies lose money on every single scooter they put into the world. Being popular alone is enough to grift SV investors who have money to burn, but when that well dries out they can't afford to subsidize these things to the extent required to keep them useful to people. If you can't find scooters they lose their utility, but the companies won't be able to afford leaving so much excess capacity around.