[Iwilltakeyou]

I have a theory that the driver app algorithm is factoring time on line to earnings and keeps track of all drivers earning per day . It may have a 'medium' amount and trys to prop up drivers who have a low amount of earnings .
at this point I feel like Mr Gault and co are ready to fire of advice that you should move your ass if earning are low .
so I must explain why I get to this theory .
I live on the fringe of the city limits - I've been driving uber full time for over 2 years with 10000 rides - some days I'm at home for 3-4 hours on line for $0 . That's fine I potter at home or watch tv . I drive towards Adelaide and start getting back to back trips continuously ( not always long trips ) but no waiting . At the end of the day my hourly rate is ok .
this happens regularly and is so usual that I believe in the system to prop up drivers if there earning aren't good . ?

 

[phred]

Well thought out theory.

Maybe @Krusty was right - "Uber decides to treat drivers more fairly " :laugh:

 

[Who is John Galt?]

I have a theory that the driver app algorithm is factoring time on line to earnings and keeps track of all drivers earning per day . It may have a 'medium' amount and trys to prop up drivers who have a low amount of earnings .
at this point I feel like Mr Gault and co are ready to fire of advice that you should move your ass if earning are low .
so I must explain why I get to this theory .
I live on the fringe of the city limits - I've been driving uber full time for over 2 years with 10000 rides - some days I'm at home for 3-4 hours on line for $0 . That's fine I potter at home or watch tv . I drive towards Adelaide and start getting back to back trips continuously ( not always long trips ) but no waiting . At the end of the day my hourly rate is ok .
this happens regularly and is so usual that I believe in the system to prop up drivers if there earning aren't good . ?

That is a bit of a bold statement.

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[Krusty]

Unfortunately where your theory completely falls apart is where you claim evidence of uber helping drivers, this is a scientific impossibility, quite simply it defies logic as this has never been observed before in the known universe.

 

[Craka]

I have a theory that the driver app algorithm is factoring time on line to earnings and keeps track of all drivers earning per day . It may have a 'medium' amount and trys to prop up drivers who have a low amount of earnings .
at this point I feel like Mr Gault and co are ready to fire of advice that you should move your ass if earning are low .
so I must explain why I get to this theory .
I live on the fringe of the city limits - I've been driving uber full time for over 2 years with 10000 rides - some days I'm at home for 3-4 hours on line for $0 . That's fine I potter at home or watch tv . I drive towards Adelaide and start getting back to back trips continuously ( not always long trips ) but no waiting . At the end of the day my hourly rate is ok .
this happens regularly and is so usual that I believe in the system to prop up drivers if there earning aren't good . ?

I support this Theory since moving to the hills I often wait 2 plus hours for 1st ping then generally back to back till the it looks decent and without having to drive strategically initially

 

[Jcwy138]

I support this Theory since moving to the hills I often wait 2 plus hours for 1st ping then generally back to back till the it looks decent and without having to drive strategically initially

Actually I feel the same too.

 

[RoboRider]

So what we should all do is switch our apps on for 4 hours while at home and then when we drive the remaining 8 hours for the day we will be inundated with back to back jobs? Someone should conduct a scientific experiment to test this out ... they can use lab ants rather than lab rats

 

[Craka]

The key is to accept jobs and not turn off so if I’m calling Tom your fine