So much money. I don't even know one person who uses Uber or Lyft. Maybe I'm out of the loop or soemthing, I just don't see why I shouldn't just call a cab when I need a ride.
The taxi business in San Francisco, as in many places, is a racket. Licensed cabs are kept ridiculously scarce, so much so that cabs are just an unrealistic option much of the time. In that market, a quick tap in an app, a waiting car in a minute and a half, and a known fare set in advance, makes a lot of sense.
So much money. I don't even know one person who uses Uber or Lyft. Maybe I'm out of the loop or soemthing, I just don't see why I shouldn't just call a cab when I need a ride.
The taxi business in San Francisco, as in many places, is a racket. Licensed cabs are kept ridiculously scarce, so much so that cabs are just an unrealistic option much of the time. In that market, a quick tap in an app, a waiting car in a minute and a half, and a known fare set in advance, makes a lot of sense.