Well gee, it's just so unfair to have to pay the costs of doing business like every f***ng other business on the f***ng Planet.
in Australia Business pay a flat goods and services tax of 10%. It has not been made blatantly clear in the article but share drivers are paying an effective 12.5% GST and this is what they don't like.Well gee, it's just so unfair to have to pay the costs of doing business like every f***ng other business on the f***ng Planet.
Uber doesn't like paying what taxi drivers pay. They want their own special classification which lets them sidestep everything. We're not a transportation company, we just have an app don't regulate us, let us compete unfairly and bankrupt everyone else. Don't make our drivers carry real commercial insurance. Don't make them get proper background checks bla bla bla bla.in Australia Business pay a flat goods and services tax of 10%. It has not been made blatantly clear in the article but share drivers are paying an effective 12.5% GST and this is what they don't like.
Hackman... You can only abuse people for 30 to 50 years before they jump on the first alternative. People want a less expensive means of transport.Well gee, it's just so unfair to have to pay the costs of doing business like every f***ng other business on the f***ng Planet.
You have met the enemy, and he is you.Uber doesn't like paying what taxi drivers pay. They want their own special classification which lets them sidestep everything. We're not a transportation company, we just have an app don't regulate us, let us compete unfairly and bankrupt everyone else. Don't make our drivers carry real commercial insurance. Don't make them get proper background checks bla bla bla bla.
Nope. Uber is merely being allowed to break the law in NYC. In Australia, they don't want to pay the costs of doing business, what else is new.Hackman... You can only abuse people for 30 to 50 years before they jump on the first alternative. People want a less expensive means of transport.
Sorry Bub, you caused this.
Your problems are not my problems.
Your million dollar medallion is now worth 34 cents.
The people will use a cheaper service if it's allowed to break the law.You have met the enemy, and he is you.
The people make the decisions, not cab drivers.
I traveled 40% in my last real job, and I have to tell you cabs are not going to make it if there is an alternative. No one wants to travel in a pre-barfed in used police car even without the hand cuffs.The people will use a cheaper service if it's allowed to break the law.
It's up to regulators to prevent that.
What does regulation produce? Jobs which aren't merely cycling through a new batch of suckers every few months as Uber lowers its rate and raises it's cut. Drivers who have proper insurance and proper background checks.
Yeah, this is the same sociopathic drivel I always read. Absurd generalizations and a focus only on the consumer side.I traveled 40% in my last real job, and I have to tell you cabs are not going to make it if there is an alternative. No one wants to travel in a pre-barfed in use police car even without the hand cuffs.
"Oh my card reader does not work"... Well then I need another cab. All of a sudden it works.
Wait an hour for a cab that never shows up in a neighborhood because the cabbie can make more hauling 5 drunks from a stripper bar...
You guys were digging your own grave long before Uber appeared.
In CA we do have insurance. We have everything you listed, but the attitude.
We don't talk on the phone in a foreign language during the entire trip.
We have clean cars.
Who cares if we move on in 6 months? No one.
What people care about is service.
If cabs gave real service you would not be facing the wall now.
It was your call, and you blew it.
In NYC, in 2015, most yellow cabs are relatively new. The stereotype of broken down cabs is no more.No generalization here buddy. Just experience.
Everything I said is true.
Your aviator and attitude is representative.
I provide good service at a reasonable cost.If you provided good service at reasonable cost there would not be a discussion here.
Why, again, are you trolling an Uber Driver's site?
There is nothing here for you but defeat, and reminders of why Uber won.
We don't love Uber as drivers, but customers do.
The difference is we use Uber to sustain us between jobs.
You reflect on your life as a NYC cabbie.... That is not our problem.
I'd prefer to not ever have to use it.You do love that word don't you?
If you could diagnose a sociopath, you would not be driving a cab![]()
^^^Well gee, it's just so unfair to have to pay the costs of doing business like every f***ng other business on the f***ng Planet.
Taxes are used to maintain infrastructure, and a million other things which make it possible for you to do business.^^^
Those aren't just "costs"... those are confiscatory taxes, and the power to tax is the power to destroy, just in case you haven't heard that historical phrase before.
It's obvious what's at work there.