Harry Campbell

That's what I'm interested in.

It's because in this marketplace dynamic, a consumer like me is going to go with the cheapest option.

But if an app is developed that allows drivers to find the most lucrative option, then those folks have to figure out a way to pay drivers more.

So what gives?

So let's let me I'm just curious about like profit and loss.

I'm an Uber driver.

Sorry, I'm a driver in the ride sharing economy.

Yeah.

Let's say that I am in a smaller town city in US, not one of these big tech hubs.

Let's call it let's say Kansas City or Atlanta or Boston, maybe.

How much am I making per month if I'm working 20 hour weeks ride in one of these ride share services?

And what are my big expenses?

Interesting.

Okay.

Well, that's helpful to understand.

And so let's go, Harry, let's turn the focus back on you for a second.

How do you make money?

You told me on Twitter, because I only have guests on the show that are really the smartest in the world.

I haven't heard of somebody that's kind of blogging and influencing the ride share economy at the level you are.

So I asked you on Twitter, I said, Harry, how much money did you make last month?