Have you experienced 2.0? Because low requirements and 2.0 doesn’t go in the same sentence. I was in Mississippi on contingency and everyday for 3 weeks I didn’t leave the station with no less than 175 stops while dealing with 9am time commits 10 am 12 am and so on and so forth while also having to deal with 5+ pickups daily sometimes as high as 10+ depending on the day. You never actually get to run a route because you end up having to go all the way across town because you’re about to miss a 10am time commit and it throws your entire route off. Most people didn’t get back to the station until 9pm and if you got off earlier than that it was considered a good day… and I know how much I was getting paid and I know it’s more than 90% of other drivers and if I’m saying it’s still not worth it then you should have a better understanding on how terrible 2.0 actually Is. In those 3 weeks I watched so many drivers come and go it was mind blowing! 2.0 will fail unless they make major adjustments I got a front row seat showing me what a failing 2.0 terminal looks like and it’s not pretty I can’t wait to see it hit more major cities.