I object much more to this phenomenon (drivers cancelling booked rides when surge pricing escalates) than the idea of surge pricing itself. I had 3 Uber driver

I object much more to this phenomenon (drivers cancelling booked rides when surge pricing escalates) than the idea of surge pricing itself. I had 3 Uber drivers cancel on me in a row as a rain storm in New York got rapidly worse over the course of about 20 minutes. Each time I rebooked, the surge multiple had increased. I complained to Uber and they basically shrugged it off.