cody3222

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by cody3222 6y ago
exactly
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by cody3222 6y ago
If these jobs didn't exist, wouldn't they be even worse off? The default state of humanity (or any other species) is not one of abundance.
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by cody3222 6y ago
I follow your logic and see your point...but it still seems like a stretch to label this as coercion. Where do you draw the line? You can always try to argue that the lowest income earners deserve more. Who is to judge their life is too dee
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by cody3222 6y ago
These jobs didn't exist a decade ago. Drivers chose to work them in a fair economic transaction (I will trade my time for $X). They can choose to no longer work these jobs the same way that they didn't work them when they didn&#x2
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by cody3222 6y ago
I don't think that's true. Creating more jobs for people to opt-in to only helps them. When people no longer work these jobs, then companies come up with other solutions to get the job done. This is what happened in Japan and why
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by cody3222 6y ago
No one is forcing them to do this work. They opt-in to being a driver. Slavery is coerced labor, how can you even make the comparison?
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by cody3222 6y ago
This is a huge win for all, including drivers. If a driver decides they don't like how they're paid or the benefits they get, they have complete control to not do the job and work elsewhere.
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by cody3222 6y ago
SF resident here. Yes, lots of people have left SF...however every single person I know who has left is a MAN! I don't know a single women that has left SF out of dozens of people. Has anyone else noticed this?
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by cody3222 6y ago
I had this same concept in my mind when using the Houseparty app and thinking about what I'd actually wish it did!
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by cody3222 6y ago
These are really good points and I agree with the idea of what you're saying 100%. I also agree with the specifics of Amazon and where they have clearly gone past the "nice guy" line. I would love to hear if there are example
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by cody3222 6y ago
Author was Brad Stone
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by cody3222 6y ago
In the book "The Everything Store," Jeff Bezos mentions that the public tends to hate companies as they get bigger and that managing the company's image is very important. All politics aside, I find it very interesting that t
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by cody3222 7y ago
This is not a good year for AirBnB. First the virus, then this, all while they were planning to IPO.
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by cody3222 7y ago
I was visiting Sydney earlier this year and could use Apple Pay on the metro/ferry/bus. Rather than wasting time at a ticket machine, inserting a card, etc, I could literally just tap my phone on the turnstile and "ding"
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by cody3222 7y ago
We will be expanding internationally this year! Please check back in a few months!
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by cody3222 7y ago
Awesome to hear that Nicolas - hope we can serve you again in the near future!
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by cody3222 7y ago
You can email me at cody@usebounce.com
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by cody3222 7y ago
Yes! What's your email?
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by cody3222 7y ago
We have an insurance policy covering $5k of loss/damage. We have a process rigorous enough to fend off scammers.
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by cody3222 7y ago
Reasonable concerns but I don't think we offer anything inherently new for terrorists. They don't need our service to carry out attacks today. There are easier ways to leave a bomb, drugs, etc without your ID / payment info a
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by cody3222 7y ago
Store owners have the right to reject customers and to ask what's being stored upon deposit. This has alleviated this problem and this concern with stores. These guys on the ground know what they're doing.
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by cody3222 7y ago
Shop owners can reject any customer that they're not comfortable with. These guys have an eye for everything. They'll sniff you out in a heart beat.
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by cody3222 7y ago
We have some really great stories here. When we were first testing the model, we had a phone number on our site that said you could store your stuff in locations all around the city. Someone called and asked for a location in the Upper East
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by cody3222 7y ago
These are some really good suggestions. I'm gonna go after these...thank you so much!
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by cody3222 7y ago
We've built a far better product (judge for yourself - usebounce.com), and have a much higher quality bar for locations. This work comes through in numbers: Bounce has maintained a 4.9/5 star rating across all our customers. The c
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by cody3222 7y ago
That's a great way to go. We hope to make Bounce far more ubiquitous than hotel options and for roughly the same price or a bit more than your tip!
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by cody3222 7y ago
Yes! Haha love it. Adding delivery to Bounce will be a game-changer. Then you can 'bounce your stuff'
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by cody3222 7y ago
We very clearly state the opening hours and make you select when you're coming back to avoid these scenarios. That seems to do the trick!
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by cody3222 7y ago
Bounce can definitely up the security here and make sure people storing are not anonymous.
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by cody3222 7y ago
I think it's a great idea, with the right execution. We will explore this in the future.

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