> these days it's even considered "disruptive" if you offer a couple of scooter for rent. Whom are you disrupting exactly? Public transportation, and how peopl

> these days it's even considered "disruptive" if you offer a couple of scooter for rent. Whom are you disrupting exactly? Public transportation, and how people move around a city? Sure, it's scooters/bikes/cars/helicoptera for rent. But being ubiquitous and affordable makes it usable and in some cases even preferable than established solutions. That changes a lot of stuff. Heck, airbnb is just a middleman in renting deals, right?