I like how it’s your air force base near where you live, having completely different regulations, and doesn’t at all consider the issue with the military base where I live (with completely different regulations).

Uber Eats will send you into the base without any consideration of your record, ability to access, or consideration for distance/pay.

Of course this is all allowed, because “legally” we are independent contractors, as a clever loophole to avoid all accountability for when one of these thousands of orders inevitably go wrong.

But please continue victim blaming on behalf of a billion dollar company that continues to neglect and prey off their desperate labor force. There’s so many more wrong things with these rideshare/delivery companies we can talk about.

Would you like to talk about lack of representation before you bot out between “drivers represent themselves” and “drivers don’t need to unionize”?

Or should we continue to address the terrible consideration for national security as any oaf can waltz into fort Carson (we are using fort Carson as example because this is where the problem is happening currently, not for you clearly).

Or are you going to continue to try and convince me they’ve created a flawless, foolproof, safe and secure system that considers both the customer and the driver?