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One man's price gouging is another man's hazard pay.

• chris_wot 12y ago
  There was no danger in driving someone out of the Sydney CBD.
  • fludlight 12y ago
    Demand to leave was abnormally high because of a perceived threat to public safety. Keyword: perceived. Regression to the mean applies to panic as well. With a large enough sample size, all humans, wether they be passengers or drivers are susceptible to fear in the same ways.
  • mikeash 12y ago
    It's not the driving out that's problematic, it's the driving in to pick people up. The danger seems to have been way overblown, but that applies to both sides of this particular interaction.