I'm a millenial living in a city, and none of these companies play any sort of role in my lifestyle. I don't get food delivered, the only Ubers I take are to th

I'm a millenial living in a city, and none of these companies play any sort of role in my lifestyle. I don't get food delivered, the only Ubers I take are to the airport, which are around the same price as hailing a cab, just more convenient, and I don't think I've ever gotten kickbacks from an app for doing just about anything. If anything I used to get more food delivered before doordash, grubhub, and the rest came around, as my experiences with them were vastly inferior to restaurants with dedicated delivery people, and the business practices of delivery services are shady as hell. Maybe I live in a bubble, but it seems like outside of shared office space, we won't lose anything substantive.