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I would rather be dead in a ditch than set foot in one of their cars. Because I expect it would be basically the same thing. Their website has thousands of wor
by aerosmile 6y ago
I would rather be dead in a ditch than set foot in one of their cars. Because I expect it would be basically the same thing.
Their website has thousands of words about how horrible Uber and Lyft are, but not one word about how they are going to approach trust and safety. I really hope there's an experienced labor marketplace executive in the room who knows anything about this business, rather than a bunch of drivers who decided to run one of the riskiest operations for personal safety that one can imagine (there's a reason why parents don't allow their kids to get into cars with strangers).
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- mitchdoogle 6y agoThe world is not so dangerous as you imagine it to be. A stranger approaching a child and offering a ride is a dangerous situation. Adults hailing a car through an advertised driving service is not. You might as well be scared to walk out your front door as well.
- aerosmile 6y agoI wish you were right. But if you spend a minute talking to people who work in trust and safety at those companies, you'll want to give them a hug.