This is a good take, for sure. The problem comes in when people start to look at these gig-economy roles as though they're "jobs", when they're not - they're a

This is a good take, for sure. The problem comes in when people start to look at these gig-economy roles as though they're "jobs", when they're not - they're a new thing occupying a new niche, and while you can cobble them together to make job-like money, it's not at all the same thing, and it probably wouldn't work if you tried to make it like a job.