😂😂😂 yeah, right!!! I don’t believe that for one bit I do DoorDash and Uber eats and make way more than a McDonald’s employee hell The crew only starts off at $13 a manager would make 17 or 16 an hour for all the bullshit they have to go through. No, I’ll be my own boss make my own hours, make my own money and work for myself. I may not make a lot but at least I can have the day off when I want to and not have to answer to a fucking soul.
The new minimum wage in California is $20 per hour. Then the employer has to pay FICA and medical coverage. I’m not going to work for McDuggy’s but I am going to try something else that doesn’t require as much overhead cost.@@bobg3221
Sadly true. My sister is retired from the army like me and she also gets VA benefits and works at McDonald’s part time. They want her on full time but she refuses. She works 3-4 days a week and that’s an extra 400-500 after taxes so for her it’s just play money and she doesn’t have to work if she doesn’t want to but she does it to get out of the house.
I'm a prime example. Bought a 2021 Kia Niro Hybrid with 21k miles on it and owe about 19k. I have owned it for less than 3 weeks and already I've put over 3,400 miles on it. At this rate I'm putting 300 miles per day on the car to drive Uber for shit pay. So, what's my end game? At the end of one year I would have added over 72k miles on my car and have rendered it worthless within 2 years. Uber must know this. The drivers are carrying all the costs related to the trips. We pay for repairs, gas, oil changes, tires, etc. Uber takes 60-80% of the fares. This is MASS EXPLOITATION and Uber and Lyft knows this but they do NOT care. I got a fare from downtown Orlando to the airport and it only paid me $10! The passenger paid $43! How crazy is this crap? Drivers are now getting "creative" to make more money and I DO NOT BLAME THEM. The DRIVER is taking ALL the risk for these shit companies! DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO BECAUSE UBER AND LYFT DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU!!!
Only lazy people who invest in these apps to sit down at home while millions of people are being modern day slaves by a so called company who just provides an app!! I pray that the federal government will get the best laugh at the end of day bcuz this is a scam that is taking from both riders and drivers
I went from driving up 35 hours to doing both Uber rides and Uber Eats down to only doing Uber rides, maybe 10 to 15 hours. I stopped Uber Eats all together, and it's not worth it anymore. My last request was 2.50 for 26 items, 45 minutes to complete, and of course, I declined and has the option deleted. Money is not there to many drivers taking the crap offers.
I don't see how the future of UBER includes buying self driving cars, maintenance, warehousing, replacing batteries and everything else that it costs to operate and keep a vehicle on the road.
Yeah. Once they figure out the price tag of such a fleet, they'll think twice. Plus, self-driving cars have been an unmitigated disaster for cities to deal with.
Uber & Lyft will try to use EV cars owned by regular people. They’ll say have your car work for you! Just loan us your car when you’re not using it. We’ll send it out autonomously to go out and pick strangers up. Your car does all the work while you relax at home! 😂 Of course…then Uber & Lyft will still take 75% of earnings that your EV makes. 😂
This trade-off has recently swung decidedly in Uber’s favor. Recent US driver pay cuts have helped fuel a rapid rise in Uber’s free cash flow and a resurgent stock price that brought Uber’s market cap over $120 billion in early December 2023 for the first time since the company was founded. Uber’s CEO has a strong incentive to keep the company’s momentum going.
The second the Department of Transportation requires commercial chauffeur licenses And mandatory CDL style 10 hour driving limits... Over 90% of the drivers will be eliminated.
Im sorry but Im not stupid. You don't get told what you're going to make before. I judge based off distance. If they're more than 10 minutes away, they can get stranded. Uber wont pay me for the way there, so they can figure out how to get the customer where they need to go.
I use to think so. But they truly don't. The driver pool gets smaller and smaller as maintenance and operation costs goes higher. McDonald's has a unlimited supply of workers because the cost of a McD worker doing the work is lower than it is to maintain a vehicle
I can do better than that: First, ride share companies over-rely on their algorithms and not on the people (public and drivers) on the ground. So, these companies don't use their own brains to gauge where the action is (where they and the drivers can make money) and therefore, bully their drivers to have the nice car and attitude which is/was to set them apart from the classical cab companies, BUT they forget that the drivers (yes,"the weakest link" but the greatest asset) IS what can make or break the ride share company! Plus, these companies need to take a page out of the classic cab company's playbook: one glaring example it has over ride share companies, is that regional cab companies know the area they serve; they don't over-rely on their app(s) nor technology: if you need to go somewhere, generally cabbies KNOW how to get you there! Sorry, if ride share companies treated drivers with respect and they in turn, treat their customers with respect, the business can work! No, for all of the qualifications ride share companies put drivers through and understandably so, what the drivers get out of it does not mesh with what they're paid - cars, have expenses (personal or business); at least factor that in!
You're exactly right. I used to drive for yellow cab ( in Orlando. Besides the licences and background/DMV check, we had to have 1 year in city, and pass an area knowledge test. I quit in 2017 because of ride-sharing killing my business.😢
@@MrKongatthegates wait till they ran out of gullible drivers to fool,coz if you can’t pay your bills you’ll leave eventually,Uber is not sustainable with its scam no more
The concept that you can do a few lifts on the way to work on uber, or just use it when you are driving somewhere, is preposterous, based on the licences, fees, insurance, special licencing, etc... You are better off keeping the $2000-3000 dollars, and ongoing licencing renewals, and safety inspections, in your pocket if you think you can use uber to earn a few dollars on your way to work.
If they didn’t get greedy, it would’ve worked but greed destroys every great idea. Drivers were ok with an actual commission structure and transparency. It’s not rocket science it’s what’s right and fair compensation.
Bravo! 👏 Bravo! Thank you so much for clearly listing the issues drivers are facing now and forecasting what will happen to Uber and Lyft in the future.
These companies take 2/3's of the fair which is bs. Greed is what will end these companies ability to provide jobs for Citizens. But they will make a lot of dough off the backs of others.
Glad to see someone disagree, I won’t be surprised if Uber stock price 12X in the next 10 years. Uber is now a global company making money all over the the world not just in America , and then there are uber eats .In many states minimum wage still pay less than Uber
I can’t use Uber because my Id wouldn’t scan on my phone. I started using Lyft a lot. But the prices are absurd slightly less than a cab so actually one time I couldn’t get a Lyft so called a cab. But I stopped using it a lot because of the absurd prices and drivers only get a fraction of the money. Same reason I avoid cabs. It’s cheaper to own a car than to take a Lyft a few times a week. It’s absurd. To go a few miles which I could ride a bike as an alternative. $12 each way. To go a long distance $50 each way. I only make $100 a day working at a job.
Every Uber driver will just become a taxi driver in the end. They will rent cars from Uber at a certain rate because Uber drivers are not paid enough to sustain the maintenance costs on personal vehicles. They would have to become employees, meaning a big shortage of drivers are coming to Uber.
What area are you in? I'm in the Palm Springs area and seriously considering Uber and Lyft to get out of my nightmare job. Any thoughts? I'm willing to drive 8-10 hours a day if necessary. Maybe drive into Riverside or Orange Co, then drive back home late at night.
But gas costs him 200 + 50 for W/T, so it's a net of $550. I pull in about 1000 a week, driving around 40 hours a week netting around 700 after expenses. It's a great gig for people who either don't want or don't need much money.
Uber has many more drovers than they need. When any market is flooded wkth services. The price of pay for the service goes down. When the amount of services is less than demand. Pay rates go up. As people are stressed economically, they make poor decisions on how much money they should except vs. the money they do or shouldn't except. Of the people willing to take an unfair amount for their time and effort. It justifies the pay because its what a market is willing to bear. It takes sometimes months to find a job and go through the entire process of interviews and hiring. The bar for being a gig worker is so incredibly low that more enter it than they should This is one of the many challenges of an open market.
@zarand2554 thats questionable. Especially seeing as how the investors pumped money for years to grow a market. They do have to report the money they take which they have and it is less than 25%. There have been government involvment as well which has put its hand in the drivers cookie jar
This is why we should strike,2-4-23 lots of drivers participating nationwide. Or go to Wridz that pay drivers 100% of the earrings and only charge a small subscription fee of $100 after the 3rd month, if they are in your area. And let's ban together and report them to the DFC then file a class action law suit against them for all they've stolen and cheated their drivers and passengers
Omg they nickle and dime drivers so much. We accept rides showing a certain fare that in the end we don't receive the fare we we initially shown, they'll navigate us on toll roads then refuse to pay the toll. I'm still waiting for their $150 cleaning fee for when a passenger threw up in my car on Dec 10th, that took my car off the road for 3 days as I waited for it to be cleaned and dry from being cleaned that cost me $331 to have cleaned.
😂😂😂😂 Quickest why to know someone is probably speaking from a place of not knowing reality. Some good info, but Uber BEEN had a publicly traded stock price for how long?
We’re almost there but eventually we’re going to hit a point where drivers are truly paying to drive for Uber and destroy their cars. That’s when the crash will happen. There will be a max exodus of drivers. They keep slashing driver payout. The only alternative is to pay drivers enough to where driving for the company is worth the time and effort. But I’ve never seen a company with a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders increase their pay to their entire workforce, not without legislation or a union. I personally can’t wait for Uber to crash and burn. There’s too much corporate greed in a company with an unsustainable business model. Uber was never going to be profitable without dramatically increasing fares on passengers. And that’s why they operated at a loss for all those years. They couldn’t come out the gate with true sustainable prices for pax and pay for drivers so they took the loss for all those years to get their system in every nook and cranny of society. Uber and Lyft are small scale examples of what a world without government intervention and unions looks like. Corporations would literally pay you the bare minimum/not at all or actually charge you for the privilege/opportunity to make pennies with them
Uber won't fail. They will have robots to do the driving. That's why Dara is waiting for the $90,000,000 million dollar incentive to only use self-driving cars.
Or rather annoying riders asking allllll about your life while smelling of b o and bad breath that takes an hour to get out of your nostrils😂Uber an Lyft will become the next blockbuster for abusing their power and a Netflix will come in and swoop all the customers mark my words
Uber's salvation: Illegal immigration. I do UberEats in NYC. 60,000 delivery guys in the city. Think I'm the only citizen in the fleet. What do you think Uber's stance is on hiring illegals or letting millions of them unlawfully cross the border? See. that takes care of the labor problem, no?
That's bad news for Uber. If they don't have full time drivers, they lose market share to the taxi company. And rides will become a lot more expensive like we saw in 2021 when there were little or no drivers on the road
The majority of Auto-insurance companies will not cover ride sharing because of the higher probability of crashing when driving more than usual. Unless Uber starts receiving Bitcoin as payment, there are right out the window.
Uber & Lyft were always taxi dispatch since their inception, and because of the apps it made it easier for riders to click & request vehicles, and as matter of a fact Uber has been partnering up with Taxi companies of all over the world. Uber will probably acquire Lyft at one point then Uber will fail in near future if they keep firing their high rated professional drivers, and replacing them with novice drivers which will leads to unreliable service therefore consumers will stop using them.
@@mph5896 they will never run out of suckers, there's a sucker born every minute... New drivers get nice bonus and then get hooked, hoping it'll get better again...
And that’s why I do food delivery way easier you don’t have to worry about people throwing up in your car or telling you what they’re gonna do in your car. I had one person that I picked up a long time ago doing Lyft the guy told me he needed to use my phone charger to charge up his phone I told him no you should’ve brought your own. He gave me an attitude and I stopped the car and I told him to get the hell out. He proceeded to tell me that I had to drop him off at his location I said, OK buddy I’ll do that for you, as soon as I got to the location, he said his friend was not home I said not my problem then I started getting pissed and I told him to get the fuck out of my car. He started to get angry with me so I got more angry with him. He then proceeded to ask me what was I going to do if he did not That’s when I pulled my gun his attitude changed dramatically and I told him to get out of my car the next time I will fire my gun and the police will be called. I never seen a person move so quickly as soon as he was out. I canceled the ride. I called Lyft And told them the whole situation and right then in there I cashed out and deleted their stupid ass app, and I never done rideshare ever again very unsafe
Uber and Lyft went from an idea that worked to Plantation Economics.
I just quit rideshare driving. I could make more working at McDonald’s.
😂😂😂 yeah, right!!! I don’t believe that for one bit I do DoorDash and Uber eats and make way more than a McDonald’s employee hell The crew only starts off at $13 a manager would make 17 or 16 an hour for all the bullshit they have to go through. No, I’ll be my own boss make my own hours, make my own money and work for myself. I may not make a lot but at least I can have the day off when I want to and not have to answer to a fucking soul.
The new minimum wage in California is $20 per hour. Then the employer has to pay FICA and medical coverage. I’m not going to work for McDuggy’s but I am going to try something else that doesn’t require as much overhead cost.@@bobg3221
Sadly true. My sister is retired from the army like me and she also gets VA benefits and works at McDonald’s part time. They want her on full time but she refuses. She works 3-4 days a week and that’s an extra 400-500 after taxes so for her it’s just play money and she doesn’t have to work if she doesn’t want to but she does it to get out of the house.
@@bobg3221if you have other sources of income like me and my sister then working at McDonald’s part time is still good money.
I'm a prime example. Bought a 2021 Kia Niro Hybrid with 21k miles on it and owe about 19k. I have owned it for less than 3 weeks and already I've put over 3,400 miles on it. At this rate I'm putting 300 miles per day on the car to drive Uber for shit pay. So, what's my end game? At the end of one year I would have added over 72k miles on my car and have rendered it worthless within 2 years. Uber must know this. The drivers are carrying all the costs related to the trips. We pay for repairs, gas, oil changes, tires, etc. Uber takes 60-80% of the fares. This is MASS EXPLOITATION and Uber and Lyft knows this but they do NOT care. I got a fare from downtown Orlando to the airport and it only paid me $10! The passenger paid $43! How crazy is this crap? Drivers are now getting "creative" to make more money and I DO NOT BLAME THEM. The DRIVER is taking ALL the risk for these shit companies! DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO BECAUSE UBER AND LYFT DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU!!!
They’re screwing customers and Drivers.
It's unsustainable for the drivers because these companies are taking a larger portion than they should.
Unprofitable ?? Steal money from your workers !!
Put up prices ? No way!!!
Only lazy people who invest in these apps to sit down at home while millions of people are being modern day slaves by a so called company who just provides an app!! I pray that the federal government will get the best laugh at the end of day bcuz this is a scam that is taking from both riders and drivers
I went from driving up 35 hours to doing both Uber rides and Uber Eats down to only doing Uber rides, maybe 10 to 15 hours. I stopped Uber Eats all together, and it's not worth it anymore. My last request was 2.50 for 26 items, 45 minutes to complete, and of course, I declined and has the option deleted. Money is not there to many drivers taking the crap offers.
After uber repeatedly toggling on my eats,which I never do,I called support and had Eats taken completely off my app😡🤬😡
Thisss! I scoff at the laughable offers coming through. $4 for 30 minutes? No. Im considering disabling eats but sometimes good offers come through.
I don't see how the future of UBER includes buying self driving cars, maintenance, warehousing, replacing batteries and everything else that it costs to operate and keep a vehicle on the road.
Yeah. Once they figure out the price tag of such a fleet, they'll think twice. Plus, self-driving cars have been an unmitigated disaster for cities to deal with.
Uber & Lyft will try to use EV cars owned by regular people. They’ll say have your car work for you! Just loan us your car when you’re not using it. We’ll send it out autonomously to go out and pick strangers up. Your car does all the work while you relax at home! 😂 Of course…then Uber & Lyft will still take 75% of earnings that your EV makes. 😂
@@Regantdarcy Thank you
This trade-off has recently swung decidedly in Uber’s favor. Recent US driver pay cuts have helped fuel a rapid rise in Uber’s free cash flow and a resurgent stock price that brought Uber’s market cap over $120 billion in early December 2023 for the first time since the company was founded. Uber’s CEO has a strong incentive to keep the company’s momentum going.
Because they screw all their drivers
The second the Department of Transportation requires commercial chauffeur licenses And mandatory CDL style 10 hour driving limits...
Over 90% of the drivers will be eliminated.
It's not gonna fail until the stupid drivers accept 4$ rides
Im sorry but Im not stupid. You don't get told what you're going to make before. I judge based off distance. If they're more than 10 minutes away, they can get stranded. Uber wont pay me for the way there, so they can figure out how to get the customer where they need to go.
@@zarand2554 Maniac proved his point completely
How do you know Dara is "on the way out too"?
They have an UNLIMITED supply of drivers at their fingertips. For ever driver that quits, 10 more sign up.
Yes they just brought on the 9 million crossing the Border. Their new Staff
I use to think so. But they truly don't. The driver pool gets smaller and smaller as maintenance and operation costs goes higher.
McDonald's has a unlimited supply of workers because the cost of a McD worker doing the work is lower than it is to maintain a vehicle
I can do better than that: First, ride share companies over-rely on their algorithms and not on the people (public and drivers) on the ground. So, these companies don't use their own brains to gauge where the action is (where they and the drivers can make money) and therefore, bully their drivers to have the nice car and attitude which is/was to set them apart from the classical cab companies, BUT they forget that the drivers (yes,"the weakest link" but the greatest asset) IS what can make or break the ride share company! Plus, these companies need to take a page out of the classic cab company's playbook: one glaring example it has over ride share companies, is that regional cab companies know the area they serve; they don't over-rely on their app(s) nor technology: if you need to go somewhere, generally cabbies KNOW how to get you there! Sorry, if ride share companies treated drivers with respect and they in turn, treat their customers with respect, the business can work! No, for all of the qualifications ride share companies put drivers through and understandably so, what the drivers get out of it does not mesh with what they're paid - cars, have expenses (personal or business); at least factor that in!
You can be talking about amazon dsp drivers
You're exactly right. I used to drive for yellow cab ( in Orlando. Besides the licences and background/DMV check, we had to have 1 year in city, and pass an area knowledge test. I quit in 2017 because of ride-sharing killing my business.😢
@@leandromondelez1205 I am so sorry to learn this, and I hope once the public learns more, things will change for the better!
Now they can’t fool anyone they’ll definitely go burst in the next few weeks
They made a profit this year. They will be around for a long time
@@MrKongatthegates wait till they ran out of gullible drivers to fool,coz if you can’t pay your bills you’ll leave eventually,Uber is not sustainable with its scam no more
uber&lyft (The TWINS) died a while back.
Great analogy.
I concur
Uber is only hurting themselves.
No sustainability in present systems.
Stop taking the garage fares!...Wait for the surge to increase as riders wait for a driver to accept...JUST LIKE NEW YEARS NIGHT 20$ SURGE
The concept that you can do a few lifts on the way to work on uber, or just use it when you are driving somewhere, is preposterous, based on the licences, fees, insurance, special licencing, etc...
You are better off keeping the $2000-3000 dollars, and ongoing licencing renewals, and safety inspections, in your pocket if you think you can use uber to earn a few dollars on your way to work.
If they didn’t get greedy, it would’ve worked but greed destroys every great idea. Drivers were ok with an actual commission structure and transparency. It’s not rocket science it’s what’s right and fair compensation.
Bravo! 👏 Bravo! Thank you so much for clearly listing the issues drivers are facing now and forecasting what will happen to Uber and Lyft in the future.
Self-driving cars.
excellent video sir
I do Uber eats, but stay in a limited area close to home. No out of area deliveries. Not worth it
This ends when the DOJ gets involved
These companies take 2/3's of the fair which is bs. Greed is what will end these companies ability to provide jobs for Citizens. But they will make a lot of dough off the backs of others.
You don't know the first thing about economics.
Not sure if you meant to reply to me or not but if you did you don't know the first thing about replying.@@furyofbongos
This was produced by someone that doesn't know much about Uber. They IPO'ed years ago and they're profitable (so they say).
Glad to see someone disagree, I won’t be surprised if Uber stock price 12X in the next 10 years. Uber is now a global company making money all over the the world not just in America , and then there are uber eats .In many states minimum wage still pay less than Uber
I can’t use Uber because my Id wouldn’t scan on my phone. I started using Lyft a lot. But the prices are absurd slightly less than a cab so actually one time I couldn’t get a Lyft so called a cab. But I stopped using it a lot because of the absurd prices and drivers only get a fraction of the money. Same reason I avoid cabs. It’s cheaper to own a car than to take a Lyft a few times a week. It’s absurd. To go a few miles which I could ride a bike as an alternative. $12 each way. To go a long distance $50 each way. I only make $100 a day working at a job.
12 dollars an hour? Thats poverty im sorry
Are you going to open a ride share company in the United States
I drive Uber XL I'm Phoenix, my heart and condolences go out to the family. I'm very sorry that someone would do this to another person.....
Every Uber driver will just become a taxi driver in the end. They will rent cars from Uber at a certain rate because Uber drivers are not paid enough to sustain the maintenance costs on personal vehicles.
They would have to become employees, meaning a big shortage of drivers are coming to Uber.
In California, I am making $800 a week! Just driving six hours a day.
What area are you in? I'm in the Palm Springs area and seriously considering Uber and Lyft to get out of my nightmare job. Any thoughts? I'm willing to drive 8-10 hours a day if necessary. Maybe drive into Riverside or Orange Co, then drive back home late at night.
But gas costs him 200 + 50 for W/T, so it's a net of $550.
I pull in about 1000 a week, driving around 40 hours a week netting around 700 after expenses.
It's a great gig for people who either don't want or don't need much money.
Uber has many more drovers than they need. When any market is flooded wkth services. The price of pay for the service goes down. When the amount of services is less than demand. Pay rates go up.
As people are stressed economically, they make poor decisions on how much money they should except vs. the money they do or shouldn't except.
Of the people willing to take an unfair amount for their time and effort. It justifies the pay because its what a market is willing to bear.
It takes sometimes months to find a job and go through the entire process of interviews and hiring. The bar for being a gig worker is so incredibly low that more enter it than they should
This is one of the many challenges of an open market.
Uber takes way more money than they're entitled to.
@zarand2554 thats questionable. Especially seeing as how the investors pumped money for years to grow a market. They do have to report the money they take which they have and it is less than 25%. There have been government involvment as well which has put its hand in the drivers cookie jar
This is why we should strike,2-4-23 lots of drivers participating nationwide. Or go to Wridz that pay drivers 100% of the earrings and only charge a small subscription fee of $100 after the 3rd month, if they are in your area. And let's ban together and report them to the DFC then file a class action law suit against them for all they've stolen and cheated their drivers and passengers
Omg they nickle and dime drivers so much. We accept rides showing a certain fare that in the end we don't receive the fare we we initially shown, they'll navigate us on toll roads then refuse to pay the toll. I'm still waiting for their $150 cleaning fee for when a passenger threw up in my car on Dec 10th, that took my car off the road for 3 days as I waited for it to be cleaned and dry from being cleaned that cost me $331 to have cleaned.
#thebigshort is coming...... We short them before they short us. This is the way
Lol they already IPOd. What sort of presentation is this? I hope you're just trolling
😂😂😂😂 Quickest why to know someone is probably speaking from a place of not knowing reality. Some good info, but Uber BEEN had a publicly traded stock price for how long?
Yeah...this guy is an idiot. Although some of his ideas are correct.
Why is this has only 3.7K views?
We’re almost there but eventually we’re going to hit a point where drivers are truly paying to drive for Uber and destroy their cars. That’s when the crash will happen. There will be a max exodus of drivers. They keep slashing driver payout. The only alternative is to pay drivers enough to where driving for the company is worth the time and effort. But I’ve never seen a company with a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders increase their pay to their entire workforce, not without legislation or a union. I personally can’t wait for Uber to crash and burn. There’s too much corporate greed in a company with an unsustainable business model. Uber was never going to be profitable without dramatically increasing fares on passengers. And that’s why they operated at a loss for all those years. They couldn’t come out the gate with true sustainable prices for pax and pay for drivers so they took the loss for all those years to get their system in every nook and cranny of society. Uber and Lyft are small scale examples of what a world without government intervention and unions looks like. Corporations would literally pay you the bare minimum/not at all or actually charge you for the privilege/opportunity to make pennies with them
The FBI will shut them down
Spot on accurate! Tell it!
100% Accurate
Right.
Lyft is falling badly
They should be jailed
nailed
Defending yourself is not aloud in uber world. Reinstate this driver now!
uber Lyft trash Not making money lossing mony and time for nothing
Yes
what….? 😂
Uber won't fail. They will have robots to do the driving. That's why Dara is waiting for the $90,000,000 million dollar incentive to only use self-driving cars.
This is not a sci fi film. Self driving cars will not be a thing for another 30 years.
1. Uber IPO'd, 2. It's profitable, 3. Uber is not looking to be bought out it has a valuation of 120 billion dollars.
Very true.
The problem is the riders who don't tip for excellent service.
Man Uber and Lyft suck for drivers
Their Skimming/stealing the Tips along with the Surges
Or rather annoying riders asking allllll about your life while smelling of b o and bad breath that takes an hour to get out of your nostrils😂Uber an Lyft will become the next blockbuster for abusing their power and a Netflix will come in and swoop all the customers mark my words
Uber's salvation: Illegal immigration. I do UberEats in NYC. 60,000 delivery guys in the city. Think I'm the only citizen in the fleet. What do you think Uber's stance is on hiring illegals or letting millions of them unlawfully cross the border? See. that takes care of the labor problem, no?
I have been scammed and insulted by taxi drivers so many times, I will choose Uber anytime over the alternative regardless of cost
Uber is not a full time job, Y'all!
That's bad news for Uber. If they don't have full time drivers, they lose market share to the taxi company. And rides will become a lot more expensive like we saw in 2021 when there were little or no drivers on the road
These points won't matter when uber embraces self driving vehicles.
...in 10 years when they will reliable safe and useful.
They already did in San Francisco
Uber failure has been predicted for years but didn't happen and won't happen anytime soon, a lot of "facts" in this video are out of date...
The majority of Auto-insurance companies will not cover ride sharing because of the higher probability of crashing when driving more than usual. Unless Uber starts receiving Bitcoin as payment, there are right out the window.
Uber & Lyft were always taxi dispatch since their inception, and because of the apps it made it easier for riders to click & request vehicles, and as matter of a fact Uber has been partnering up with Taxi companies of all over the world.
Uber will probably acquire Lyft at one point then Uber will fail in near future if they keep firing their high rated professional drivers, and replacing them with novice drivers which will leads to unreliable service therefore consumers will stop using them.
Uber takes advantage of drivers with low reimbursement. They will eventually run out of suckers.
@@mph5896 they will never run out of suckers, there's a sucker born every minute... New drivers get nice bonus and then get hooked, hoping it'll get better again...
And that’s why I do food delivery way easier you don’t have to worry about people throwing up in your car or telling you what they’re gonna do in your car. I had one person that I picked up a long time ago doing Lyft the guy told me he needed to use my phone charger to charge up his phone I told him no you should’ve brought your own. He gave me an attitude and I stopped the car and I told him to get the hell out. He proceeded to tell me that I had to drop him off at his location I said, OK buddy I’ll do that for you, as soon as I got to the location, he said his friend was not home I said not my problem then I started getting pissed and I told him to get the fuck out of my car. He started to get angry with me so I got more angry with him. He then proceeded to ask me what was I going to do if he did not That’s when I pulled my gun his attitude changed dramatically and I told him to get out of my car the next time I will fire my gun and the police will be called. I never seen a person move so quickly as soon as he was out. I canceled the ride. I called Lyft And told them the whole situation and right then in there I cashed out and deleted their stupid ass app, and I never done rideshare ever again very unsafe
It’s a scam