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Neat concept, Uber for kids. But what happens when a kid with a bad attitude creates problem for the driver? What happens when the kids start fighting? Final
by iaw 12y ago
Neat concept, Uber for kids. But what happens when a kid with a bad attitude creates problem for the driver? What happens when the kids start fighting?
Finally, what happens when nefarious individuals realize it's super easy to pick up rich people's children by pretending to be a Boost driver?
This is going to be a fun liability experience.
- giarc 12y agoThe video says that each Boost van has a driver and a concierge. So I assume the concierge is responsible for keeping kids in line.
- stevewilhelm 12y agoIt pretty standard to expect at least two adults, ideally one of each sex, to be present when alone with children.
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- cloakandswagger 12y ago>Finally, what happens when nefarious individuals realize it's super easy to pick up rich people's children by pretending to be a Boost driver? This is where my company's app, Mooble, comes in. Mooble is a breakthrough anti-molestation app built for modern, on the go kids. By simply pressing a button or speaking a programmable safety word, Mooble broadcasts an emergency alert through all of the child's linked social networks. Brief product video below: http://youtu.be/2svVkkNuSq0 http://youtu.be/2svVkkNuSq0
- cloakandswagger 12y agoNot sure why I'm being downvoted; yes it's self promotion, but highly relevant to the discussion
- rsweeney21 12y agoI don't think the link you posted is correct.
- ceejayoz 12y agoGiven that abusers are most frequently family members, that sounds like something with potentially severe unexpected consequences. Have you run this by any reputable child abuse organizations first?
- ricardobeat 12y agoAll of what you said applies to school buses.
- ANTSANTS 12y agoWell, except that I'm pretty sure it's very difficult, very suspicious, and possibly illegal for a random person to own a school bus, but anyone with enough money can own a Mercedes.