My food today was delivered by someone who works at a tech company. I know there are more people like this - doing part time work driving for Uber/Lyft, delivering for Doordash etc.
I don't know them well enough to ask, but why are people who make 6 figures delivering food? There is nothing wrong in it, I am just curious why they think it's a good user of time getting paid near minimum wage
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to why "YES on 22" makes sense--they don't want to be ft w-2 employees because the vast majority already have FT jobs elsewhere. yes on 22 preserves that flexibility but gives them benefits that increase with hours worked, so for the small majority who do drive fulltime they get basically portable benefits (while still being able to driver for uber,lyft, postmates whatever)
You make money by spending time researching about the neighborhood.
I think its intelligent idea before that same 6 figure income individual invest over a million