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on #2, someone told me how much they made and I could not understand why anyone would do it - the additional wear and tear on your vehicle and depreciation did
by stevenwoo 7y ago
on #2, someone told me how much they made and I could not understand why anyone would do it - the additional wear and tear on your vehicle and depreciation did not seem to leave a net profit after the first month incentives/bonuses that all the gig employment places were using at that time (you have to be building enough of a profit margin to buy another vehicle at some point - just keeping your head above water seems like a waste of time driving instead of anything else to me personally but maybe I am speaking from a position of too much privilege).
- bhupy 7y agoIt usually only makes sense if your car is a sunk cost — I.e. you own it for personal use, you would have owned the car anyway (Uber or not), and you decide to monetize it on the side.