> (see Minneapolis just now) Uber and Lyft decided to leave rather than prove that it's possible for them to pay better wages. They did not say they left becau

> (see Minneapolis just now) Uber and Lyft decided to leave rather than prove that it's possible for them to pay better wages. They did not say they left because it would be unprofitable, they left because they said it would make rides unaffordable for riders. > The companies argued that they would be forced to pass the increased cost on to riders, which would result in drivers eventually earning less. In a statement, Lyft called the bill “deeply flawed,” adding, “this ordinance would make rides unaffordable for the majority of Minneapolis residents.”| (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/15/technology/uber-lyft-minneapolis-minimum-wage.html https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/15/technology/uber-lyft-minn...)