IDK at least with dominoes I hit 1 button. It remembers the last few orders I made (so I can repeat one), and I don’t need to spell out my delivery address, ar

IDK at least with dominoes I hit 1 button. It remembers the last few orders I made (so I can repeat one), and I don’t need to spell out my delivery address, area code, leave instructions of how to use the apartment buzzer, etc (because it remembers the previously written instructions). But ordering delivery didn’t need a shakeup like taxis did. If your average taxi driver (at least in my Montreal), wasn’t a scumbag trying to hit every red light or closed road on the way to run up the meter, and feigning that their card scanner (debit/credit/Interac ) was broken at the end to save 50 cents of transaction fee and avoid paying their taxes on the income then they wouldn’t have taken the city by storm. Even when they were actively banned by the province they were most of the rides I’d see people taking. Of course the government came around to Uber once they realized that drivers wouldn’t be pushing cash to be paid under the table anymore. Today I would rather take an Uber, even at a 50% premium because the experience is better.