Your phone makes phone calls as wellWhat app are they on?
Your phone makes phone calls as wellWhat app are they on?
Yeah. I know. I lived through the cab era and Uber made getting a ride a thousand times better. You think taxis made some sort of amazing improvements in comfort and ease in the span where they almost went extinct?Your phone makes phone calls as well
Well…looks like they’re all in good hands now.Dude, this is an instance of companies that got caught stealing from their workers and here they just don't want to pay their workers a decent wage... that's it
I guess I just don't get the outrage.Yeah. I know. I lived through the cab era and Uber made getting a ride a thousand times better. You think taxis made some sort of amazing improvements in comfort and ease in the span where they almost went extinct?
I guess not? You come across as upset about the prospect of having to call a cab in the twin cities.I’m outraged?
No. Someone said that they weren’t gonna miss Uber and Lyft and I scoffed at that because other than the four people on this thread, ZERO people are going to be happy about those services leaving their city…including the drivers who are the ones meant to be “helped” by this.I guess not? You come across as upset about the prospect of having to call a cab in the twin cities.
Liberals didn't make them leave though, they left on their own will. They could pay the drivers minimum wage.No. Someone said that they weren’t gonna miss Uber and Lyft and I scoffed at that because other than the four people on this thread, ZERO people are going to be happy about those services leaving their city…including the drivers who are the ones meant to be “helped” by this.
It’s really what liberals are best at. Telling people why they’re wrong about feeling the way they feel and how, even though their lives just got shittier, they’re really better off…somehow.
Liberals are the ones who over ruled the mayor and are in this thread explaining how it’s a good thing because some other company is gonna get their big shot.Liberals didn't make them leave though, they left on their own will. They could pay the drivers minimum wage.
Ya, liberals overruled the mayor, but they didn't make them leave. Now Uber/Lyft is trying to twist their arms. Not sure how much I trust when companies make a statement that says "but they're already getting a fair wage."Liberals are the ones who over ruled the mayor and are in this thread explaining how it’s a good thing because some other company is gonna get their big shot.
And now it seems the council is having regret about their decision and wants a re-do.
Uber and Lyft in Minneapolis: Council member wants to reconsider ordinance | FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
A pay raise ordinance for Uber and Lyft drivers in Minneapolis could get reconsidered as the ride-hailing apps plan to leave the city.www.fox9.com
liberal cities + raising min wage. That's just asking to have jimmies rustled.Nothing jostles the Jimmies of board righties like Minneapolis. Well, Chicago. Or, Portland. Or, any other city that they have never visited.
Fify, for meDude I live here. I never have a problem getting one.
Fify, for me
In theory, a new provider model will emerge that finds balance between profitability, service and fair wages. We'll see if it happens in reality.
lol. For me, that number would be a LOT. I go to bed fairly early. I would say it would need to be at least $200.I am someone who very much prides himself in finding multiple ways to generate income.
Question for anyone on the board:
You make a "good not great" level of income. You can pay youe bills but haven't been able to take the family on vacation in a couple years and decide to pick up Uber as some side income.
It's 1130 at night, you get a message a stranger needs a ride xx miles from downtown to their house. The trip should take you an hour between driving down to get them, dropping them off, returning home. How many dollars per hour would you require to go pick up that stranger and drive them to their home?
Never say never. There are actually some really cool spots that aren't on fire yet.Well, this settles it, I am not going to visit Minneapolis (of course, I have never been there and will probably never will). You guys are too funny!
Such liberal nonsense.
"Wage Stealing" is a made-up term. The worker and the employer agreed upon a wage, or else the worker wouldn't be working. God forbid people be allowed to make their own choices without the nanny state deciding what's acceptable.
As far as a "decent" wage goes, again... you're suggesting that these drivers are forced to accept these wages and other terms and conditions. They're not. They're free to quit. But they don't! Why not? There are 10,000 in this city alone who presumably would like to continue driving, but will have to look for something else.
The real question is: would Uber and Lyft customers pay a fare that could absorb whatever a "decent" wage is?
My guess is they would not.
So the government know-it-alls are demanding Uber and Lyft make their service unaffordable. It's total and complete BS.
I get a kick out of the people who still mask. It's definitely a political fashion statement now more than anything. And that's all it ever was, it's just that a few years ago it was forced down everyone's throat.
These lib jobs belong to a line of thinking where there's no personal accountability. Any short coming in their lives is the fault of someone else or the fault of a "system". That's where they come up with these terms like, "wage stealing".Such liberal nonsense.
"Wage Stealing" is a made-up term. The worker and the employer agreed upon a wage, or else the worker wouldn't be working. God forbid people be allowed to make their own choices without the nanny state deciding what's acceptable.
As far as a "decent" wage goes, again... you're suggesting that these drivers are forced to accept these wages and other terms and conditions. They're not. They're free to quit. But they don't! Why not? There are 10,000 in this city alone who presumably would like to continue driving, but will have to look for something else.
The real question is: would Uber and Lyft customers pay a fare that could absorb whatever a "decent" wage is?
My guess is they would not.
So the government know-it-alls are demanding Uber and Lyft make their service unaffordable. It's total and complete BS.
I'll give you a typical lib job explanation for how it effects me. It effects me because it gives me visions of punching them in the face. And I shouldn't have to have visions of violence like that while shopping in my local coop grocery store or if I'm around a pack of young LGBTQers.How does affect you life at all? Oh, it doesn't.
Please dear baby Jesus...
I don’t understand the math in the new law. I just looked at the cost of an Uber to the airport where I am right now and if the law applied the cost would be at least 50% more if everything went to the driver. Add in Uber’s profit margin and I’d be paying double what I’m paying now.
No wonder they left.
Many of these Uber/Lyft drivers have come from countries that make downtown Minneapolis look like paradise.Now consider my question previously presented.
You driving to down town MPLS to have a stranger in your vehicle for 20 minutes, for a total of an hours worth of work, at 11pm, for any less than 100 bucks an hour? Cuz I wouldn't.
I don’t understand the point.Now consider my question previously presented.
You driving to down town MPLS to have a stranger in your vehicle for 20 minutes, for a total of an hours worth of work, at 11pm, for any less than 100 bucks an hour? Cuz I wouldn't.
You doing okay?I'll give you a typical lib job explanation for how it effects me. It effects me because it gives me visions of punching them in the face. And I shouldn't have to have visions of violence like that while shopping in my local coop grocery store or if I'm around a pack of young LGBTQers.
Those masks.... they are inciting violence.
Ooooo soo it's cool we send them then....Many of these Uber/Lyft drivers have come from countries that make downtown Minneapolis look like paradise.
What I'm going for is in order to make it actually work from the employee standpoint there is no way in hell it would be affordable for the consumer.I don’t understand the point.
Everybody has a price and everybody can decide.
They sign up for it and send themselves. Again, this is America, freedom. Freedom to choose if you want to drive for Uber or Lyft or not.Ooooo soo it's cool we send them then....
Ah, gotcha. I do think there are drivers who will work for peanuts, but I don’t have an issue with that.What I'm going for is in order to make it actually work from the employee standpoint there is no way in hell it would be affordable for the consumer.
You doing okay?
Probably.I caught the flu last week and wore a mask when I had to run into Walgreens/ convenience store. I wonder if someone wanted to punch me in the face there