Proving my airport theory.
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2024
- I finally stick to the plan and prove my airport theory is right, for me.
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This video is all about maximizing profits as a rideshare driver, but it's wrapped in a lot of unnecessary fluff. The key takeaway is the driver's "airport theory" - he believes waiting in the airport queue for a ride is a waste of time and you're better off staying in the city where rides are more frequent. He proves this by comparing his earnings after leaving the airport queue to what he estimates he would have made waiting. While his experience might be valid, the video lacks any substantial data or analysis to definitively support his theory. It's important to consider factors like time of day, day of the week, and current events when deciding whether to wait at the airport or not. The video also doesn't explore alternative strategies, like strategically positioning yourself in areas with high demand or using other rideshare apps. While the driver's anecdotal evidence might be interesting, viewers shouldn't take it as a definitive rule for maximizing their earnings.
You are correct, there isn't any substantial data or analytics to definitively prove my theory but after all it is my theory and for me in this market it appears to be working out. I appreciate you watching and your feedback. The "unnecessary fluff" comment stings a bit but I'll get it over it. LOL!
Thanks again for watching.
Why upfront fare was 8.58 but you got paid $7.92? Smh uber stealing?
Thanks for watching. Those are two different rides. The $7.92 was pickup in downtown and drop off in the south area.