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Why not? I certainly don't want to be driven by somebody who doesn't want to drive me and hates my guts for being forced into driving me. I'd rather he refused
by smsm42 7y ago
Why not? I certainly don't want to be driven by somebody who doesn't want to drive me and hates my guts for being forced into driving me. I'd rather he refused and another willing driver pick up the job.
- freepor 7y agoNow imagine you live in a housing project and need to get to work and nobody will pick you up.
- fujiters 7y agoOne would think the price would increase until someone would pick you up. Uber should add the ability to bid up your route--like when it's taking a long time to match you to a driver, or you want to entice a driver who is nearby so you can get where you're going sooner.
- cycrutchfield 7y agoYou heard it here first, folks. The invisible hand of the market solves racism!
- nemothekid 7y agoYou don't find it a bit dystopian that someone has to pay more for a ride only because they live in a poor neighborhood?
- ema 7y agoIf driving people from or to poor neighborhoods increase risks for the driver then it's fair risk compensation.
- selimthegrim 7y agoUh, won’t that make the neighborhood, I don’t know, poorer?
- cycrutchfield 7y agoIt’s a rather privileged position to believe that you have the luxury of other options.
- michaniskin 7y agoIt’s a privilege to have the power to force a driver to perform work for you at a price the driver would otherwise refuse.
- cycrutchfield 7y agoNo, it is a right to not be discriminated against.