[uberxnyc1]

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/12/technology/uber-driver-ipo.html

 

[Lordridley]

It.is.%100.completely.true.

 

[Iziba]

We're definitely slaves with no benefits, even slaves get housing and food.

 

[burgerflipper]

The guy is going to get a 10k bonus from uber by the end of the month. And this is all the NYT can come up with. Meanwhile Lyft got back-to-back articles praising the bonuses they planned to give to about 2 drivers. Uber gave $500 to many, many drivers, not just to a select few, and all they get is a negative review from the NYT. Why does Lyft always get the candy?

 

[K.O.N.Y]

He thought his Altima would last another 213k without breaking down. He thought the IRS wouldn't come for their cut this year?? I get what he's saying but he's too old to be so naive.

 

[Salvi]

So w2 employees arent slaves huh? You are truly free when you dont have to work for a living

 

[aluber1968]

Once he gets his 10k he can use it to finance a new Altima.

 

[LiveNLearn]

So w2 employees arent slaves huh? You are truly free when you dont have to work for a living

You're getting fd either. Either way fat cats win.

This article is just one fat cat fighting another fat cat. Fighting over whos the better slave owner. imo.

To Thread :
Why does he need a $23,000 new Altima?

How about a 2k honda civic.

 

[Zubera]

Damn that's 25,000 rape by uber without using lube

 

[THE_TRAN$PORTER]

Great article. SMDH. It helped me this morning. I was going to drive, instead I will begin doing something that will get me out of this nightmare soon.

 

[uberxnyc1]

Remember uber is praying on the clueless "entrepreneurs" who goes out of his way and buys brand new vehicles. This is the biggest ponzi scheme anyone has ever seen. It will collapse at some point and once again nobody will go to jail.

 

[Wardell Curry]

The sad part about Uber is how many of us they deceived into joining this shithole. I feel for those guys still paying off that 2018 Accord and make chump change.

 

[Iziba]

75k Escalade go big or go home

 

[Andrew Dice Clay Two]

Mr. Ashlock spent a decade as a San Francisco cabdriver in the 1970s and 1980s as he sought to make a living as an artist. He recalls taking home about $500 a week, equivalent to $1,500 now. He bought gas for the cab but did not have to worry about repairs or upkeep.




But, but with Uber you're the boss.