It's really interesting to think about this in the context of the "1099 economy", especially people whose sole income comes from contractor work for some combin

It's really interesting to think about this in the context of the "1099 economy", especially people whose sole income comes from contractor work for some combination of Lyft, Uber, Postmates, Handy, Instacart, GrubHub, etc. This product seems like one way for "dependent contractors" to make a predictable wage. That's a real problem in that line of work.