This Uber math is so confusing! Why I only get $11.25 and not $18.53?
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Coke is too expensive.
Drink a gallon of moonshine or 151. Pass out.
Wake up and take all the meth, sweat out remaining water.
Now pee into your gas tank. What is left in your system is now a highly refined distillate.
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Too expensive and time consuming.
Siphoning gas in the wee hours of the morning is much more productive, in my experience.
I have tried both methods, and, in my opinion, siphoning is the way to go.
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For the time, expense and risk of siphoning, you could have made a delivery and earned the gas money.
I just did a coolant and oil change on my porsche, trying to "save" money. 6 gallons of antifreeze and 10 quarts of oil.
Half of these liquids are now on the garage floor, and the rest is on me. A little bit got into the drain pans.
Lesson learned.
I just did a coolant and oil change on my porsche, trying to "save" money. 6 gallons of antifreeze and 10 quarts of oil.
Half of these liquids are now on the garage floor, and the rest is on me. A little bit got into the drain pans.
Lesson learned.
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You did right accepting that delivery. $11.00 is fare for the distance.
But without the surge it would have been hot garbage.
But without the surge it would have been hot garbage.
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i honestly believe UBER are cooking the books
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on weekend i got offered a 175 km fare
the passenger was in my car , on shorter fare, and showed me 2 uber quotes $342 and $353
I agreed to do for the lower amount as he was already in my car and UBER wouldn't allow him to update destination as "too far"
After the fare was completed i received $234
now consider uber take 27.5% and we followed the UBER route , where did the rest of the money go ?
27.5% of $342 = $94.05 ($248)
27.5% of $353 = $97.07 ($250)
so where does the $14-16 evaporate too, why is it UBER calculations always have hidden factors
the passenger was in my car , on shorter fare, and showed me 2 uber quotes $342 and $353
I agreed to do for the lower amount as he was already in my car and UBER wouldn't allow him to update destination as "too far"
After the fare was completed i received $234
now consider uber take 27.5% and we followed the UBER route , where did the rest of the money go ?
27.5% of $342 = $94.05 ($248)
27.5% of $353 = $97.07 ($250)
so where does the $14-16 evaporate too, why is it UBER calculations always have hidden factors
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Still better than $1hr slavery pay in China right? You should be grateful that you are here in the United States, Chinaman. 🤔
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$1 is more than zero, and alot more than paying to work.
Yup they watch close to steal more money from you.
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