This is really a valid concern. We talk about stable wages for Uber and meal delivery drivers here in Seattle, and when business goes down as a result of polici

This is really a valid concern. We talk about stable wages for Uber and meal delivery drivers here in Seattle, and when business goes down as a result of policies that pay drivers more but cost users more, we say that's just a society cost (don't use the service if you can't pay the 20% tip!). But if Waymo ever moved in here, I'm sure there would be a bunch of people on the far left crying bloody murder since it upends their whole feedback loop.