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> OK, sure, and the next logical step is telling the delivery people when they're on shift, where they have to wait when they're not making deliveries, and proh
by pessimizer 3y ago
> OK, sure, and the next logical step is telling the delivery people when they're on shift, where they have to wait when they're not making deliveries, and prohibiting them from multi-apping, etc.
I don't understand exactly which workers are supposed to be angry about sitting somewhere and getting paid that wouldn't be angry about delivering something and getting paid. Or which ones are desperate to work on another app while they are currently being paid by the app they're on.
> "let's destroy the entire business model"
What interest does the state have in preserving this shitty business model?
- NovemberWhiskey 3y ago>What interest does the state have in preserving this shitty business model? I have no opinion on that - I'm simply assuming that the workers that are part of "this shitty business model" are not looking for it to be destroyed and feeling that there may not be an alignment of interests. What can be a win for "the worker" in the large abstract can be a loss for "these workers" in the specific.