The reason I included that one is because Uber pushes the fantasy that you can make enough money in a weekend of driving to replace your full time job. The real

The reason I included that one is because Uber pushes the fantasy that you can make enough money in a weekend of driving to replace your full time job. The reality is that competition is fierce, especially in larger markets, and unless you're a reckless, aggressive driver you'll never make enough in a full week to pay for the brand new car they require you to drive along with a living wage. Basically, you end up an indentured servant, getting pennies on the dollar.