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Yes you can. You don't want to. That's not the same thing. Its been my experience over the decades that when people say, "I can't do "x"", they really mean, "D
by cbozeman 6y ago
Yes you can. You don't want to. That's not the same thing.
Its been my experience over the decades that when people say, "I can't do "x"", they really mean, "Doing "x" is going to be really, really hard and I don't want to work hard."
- jrowley 6y agoFirst, I highly doubt any investors would be interested in yet another Uber/Lyft competitor with nothing to differentiate. They operate at billion dollar losses and just laid off a bunch of employees. It's just a race to who can drive prices lowest and establish a monopoly. Second, you're right in part, I don't want to build another uber, but not because its hard work (I like hard work). It's just that ethically Uber is pushing our country in the wrong direction, furthering our dependence on private individual transit, while further burdening the worker and the environment.