David Risher
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307 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 7 Aug
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By the way, Neil, loving the hairstyle.
I don't think we've gotten a chance to talk about this.
Anyway, I hadn't really gotten a chance to focus on that before.
Anyway, so as gas prices go up, obviously drivers start to feel pinched because they're responsible for paying for their own gas prices.
So that forces us to go to work with third parties to try to figure out how can we create better deals so that they can save 8, 10, 12, 15, 20 cents at the pump.
So I guess sort of the general point would be we have to raise salaries, wages over time, of course, to attract.
We're doing that.
That's why we have more drivers on the platform than ever.
And we have to figure out a way to frankly not pass all those costs along to consumers because otherwise they'll get very angry with us.
So it's kind of interesting, Betsy, to hear you talk because it's true.
Consumers are very frustrated.
I think businesses, in a sense, are frustrated as well.
We're like, we're all trying super hard to make this work for y'all, but it's not easy.
So super good question and very relevant because it is going to be a sort of almost physical manifestation of AI, right?
Cars driving themselves, you know, without drivers.
I actually want to back up for one second and sort of look at it a little more broadly.
So Lyft, of course, we have thousands of engineers, people who are exactly of the type that Betsy's talking about.
And one of the things we're very focused on, I think there's a sort of, I'll call it a lack of imagination around where AI can...
can play, and I think the lack of imagination mode is we're gonna use it and we're gonna fire a bunch of people, right?
That sounds,
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