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The parties involved: - Drivers: clearly unhappy with their pay at least in NYC and other major markets. - Restaurants: have been quite vocal about how they a
by habosa 3y ago
The parties involved:
- Drivers: clearly unhappy with their pay at least in NYC and other major markets.
- Restaurants: have been quite vocal about how they are in a lose-lose situation because they can’t afford to not participate but also have to give a massive cut to Uber.
- Customers: probably the happiest group but in general there’s a rising tide of complaints about the massive fees.
- Uber/Doordash: losing money despite everyone else thinking they’re taking absurdly high cuts.
The entire model is unsustainable if everyone thinks their cut is too low. Regulation will probably fix it for one or two parties which will cause the others to opt out.
- senttoschool 3y agoYou can say the same with any business. No party is truly ever happy in business. Everyone wants more. Everyone has greed. But people are still ordering. Drivers are still driving. Restaurants are still on the apps. So clearly, some people still find value in all of this.