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CharlieLazie
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Posts by CharlieLazie
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How many trips do I have to take to make Uber Pass worth it?
Thinking of doing this.Ride Pass gives you consistently, lower prices no matter the traffic, weather, or time of day. … -
Has anyone come up with Uber for Hookers and Prostitutes?
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So which is it, drivers? Do you like vomiting passengers or what?
I have read some articles that drivers don't mind the puke on their backseat, because they are compensated by Uber … -
How is it possible that Uber loses money? Besides marketing and customer support, what other expenses do they have?
I know driver pay is a big expense. However, they are paid be the portion of the fare while Uber … -
Why does it take longer for Uber drivers to arrive when I request for a long trip?
I see nothing. Am I missing something. what's so true.
Typical wall street. Those who are in the know will get all the benefit and us commonfolk get screwed.
Remember how drivers were allured into buying Lyft stocks at IPO? They are all under the water after big promises. It did nothing but go down.
Why they get rid of the mustache? Was it sexist because it made it seem like Lyft was only for guys?
This is required now in most cities.
And we all originally laughed. Hahaha
I’m sure depending on the situation, people would pay $20+ For one. Just one condom.
“Juicers.” LOL. Is that only for Lime chargers or really for anyone?
So funny new jobs were created as part of this. A bunch of dudes picking up and plugging them in at their house.
I feel like that sort of defeats the purpose. Can’t Uber do something about it? Direct more drivers through surge or something?
If you live in an expensive neighborhood, it'll cost more.
Though, I heard it's the people in crappier towns who've been get screwed on this.
You have to be pretty naive to believe that Uber isn't doing this. Just the fact this observation was uttered from their chief economist shows that they have thought about it and have incorporated this into surge calculations. Their moral compass is messed up and we know this.
I guess it prevents them from comparison shopping?
That’s incredible.
Wow, this is some intensely detailed reporting.
“What did I do?” Oh, gosh. This man will regret this night for the rest of his life.any people’s lives changed that day.
Just like those people you seen in public places, you have to stare them down, huff and puff, give that disappointed look and a sigh, and walk off
This isn’t just a rideshare problem. It happens everywhere.
Like at restaurants when you bring your children in and they have the news on, talking about airplane crashes and murders in the Bronx....
This dude owned up the problem like a boss.
Can someone explain this to me. How does this happen?
This is like the parody version of how the Uber costs different depending on who is requesting a ride.
This doesn't explain the "driver doesn't pick up my phone" part of the question.
but it's a good insight. This is a sort of thing riders have no idea about.
I am still waiting for that option. This happens WAY TOO OFTEN.
What the heck? Why would you even ask this question? Super creepy. I would be horrified if every driver - a stranger - could see everywhere I've been.
Webcam comes in all sides. There certainly can be hidden cameras.
Not sure whether that legal or not. I know they have the right to record within their own vehicle and while out in public but when the camera is hidden, I think that becomes an issue.
Like if there was one under the seat and a woman was wearing a skirt for example.
It’s the whole expectation of privacy thing.
I love it how the real rideshare services are still operating. They are usually community sites where people post their upcoming trips to share the ride. Like these people are cost and environement conscious good people who genuinely want to "share" for the good of the word. then Uber comes along and blow it up.
Maybe the real victims aren't taxis but the real "rideshare" industry that got completely taken over by Uber's calling themselves rideshares. or someone. I mean, who knows who or when the term "rideshare" started being used for Uber.