exactly. airBnB and Uber are all great on paper. carpool, but let's call it ride share, because you go there anyway. 5 seconds later it's a billion dollar mach

exactly. airBnB and Uber are all great on paper. carpool, but let's call it ride share, because you go there anyway. 5 seconds later it's a billion dollar machine fighting labor laws. while the other one was supposed to be a bit better couch surfing, while you are on a longer vacation, you let someone to vacation at your place, brilliant. 5 minu5 later cities' housing markets are in flames due to tourists due to the induced demand of cheap apartments. what the fuck. yeah, hotels and taxi services were awful (both due to fucking NIMBYism of ossified cities that are unable to zone for high density and build transit networks), but the solution should have been something human centered, not startupization of that awfulness and appification of selfishness. (yes, I used both services.)