> That worker may have f!!k-you money of their own and be working at an "easy" job to make some extra change, for all we know I would bet that is incredibly u

> That worker may have f!!k-you money of their own and be working at an "easy" job to make some extra change, for all we know I would bet that is incredibly uncommon compared to the obvious alternative, which is someone working to make ends meet at the best job they can find because of who knows what constraints. Without data, it seems disingenuous to suggest otherwise, although I'm sure it's the kind of thing Uber employees tell themselves.