My wife and I don’t have care and we use Uber everywhere - we spend seven months out of the year flying around the US. I’ve met plenty of Uber drivers who love the part time flexible nature of the job because they have other stuff going on - other businesses, grandparents who want to be able to take care of their grandkids etc.

People have this thing called “agency”. If you have an issue with Uber not providing benefits like health insurance, blame it on the ass backwards American health care system where your health insurance is tied to your job.

Jason Snell, a former editor in chief for Macworld who went independent a few years ago but still writes for Macworld and a few other places independently and he is a podcaster and a blogger said that the laws they were initially trying to past in California were going to make it harder for him to stay independent.

I assure you that he isn’t a big business conservative by any stretch of the imagination.

You heard the same from truck drivers that said they would move from California so they could stay independent.

https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/ab5-independent-ca...