>IMO they should be waived.

Uber isn't a charity. You can't expect groceries delivered to your door for free.

>Companies shouldn’t be charging fees for access to SNAP benefits.

What's the difference between uber "fees" and grocery store markups?

That's my initial take, but then I started thinking about all of the costs associated with owning/borrowing a car, particularly in lower income areas that are often food deserts. Or the time (and job/childcare) issues of taking public transit when in a food desert.