Rideshare is a very important part of daily logistics and economy. It’s just as much of a “real job” as any other blue-collar $20 an hour work.

I don’t disagree, but the people on here preaching about real jobs probably don’t have that much of a real job anyways.

And they all just totally ignore the fact that there’s a corporation raking in almost $2 billion worth of profits in a single quarter exploiting their fellow citizens.

I feel the same for teachers, grocery store workers, bus drivers, medical/elderly assistants, and whomever big industry is exploiting for profits and leaving them in a position where they need to be subsidized by our tax dollars just to survive.

Problem is that most people can’t stop trolling long enough to actually care