"according to CNN there were 750,000 Uber drivers in the US in 2017. That's an increase from 327,000 Uber drivers in the US in 2015" [0] So, let's assume that

"according to CNN there were 750,000 Uber drivers in the US in 2017. That's an increase from 327,000 Uber drivers in the US in 2015" [0] So, let's assume that there were 1m Uver drivers in US in 2019 and set aside all other counries' markets. If we split $42m + $11m + $71m between them instead of top managers, they will get ~$10/month. Will you feel better with this change of Uber expenses structure? [0] https://hedgescompany.com/blog/2018/10/number-of-licensed-drivers-usa/ https://hedgescompany.com/blog/2018/10/number-of-licensed-dr...