You may not have made that claim, but GP comment did, and it's the context of this discussion. If you are waiting longer for a specialty service, you are in es

You may not have made that claim, but GP comment did, and it's the context of this discussion. If you are waiting longer for a specialty service, you are in essence paying a premium for it (your time has value). If people were willing to pay more for the service, more cars would voluntarily provide the service, and they would get served faster. I'm also fine with socializing the costs. Put a tax in place to pay for this public service. Commanding Uber to do it on their own is essentially just a regressive tax on uber customers.