So basically their tactic is to eke out a few more years out of their business model as their fight with California over the classification slowly snakes its wa

So basically their tactic is to eke out a few more years out of their business model as their fight with California over the classification slowly snakes its way through the courts to the California supreme court, and hope that in the meantime they can come up with a better business model? It is actually not a terribly bad idea. They have the money to pay for the slow court battle, and it is strictly cheaper than complying.