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Right.

It makes a good wage.

It's a good service.

They're helping you.

Right.

And so I kind of feel like it's a very good transition.

Like it's not a demeaning.

or a downgrade from someone that is working you know let's just say they're working in an office right nine to five for 25 bucks an hour at a call center or something like that i think that working as a uber driver or uber eats driver is a better job i agree you got free freedom like like creative control you can listen to podcasts listen to whatever you want in the car like it's kind of like a 24-hour opportunity yeah you know yeah i don't mind it at all do you think cars are going to get to the point where people are just ordering them to their house

You know, I think so, but I feel like in the car rental business, I was in the car rental business for more than 10 years.

I feel like the ride sharing and some of the automated platforms have some room to grow because they're not as convenient as they need to be.

Right.

I really feel like the next generation should be public transit.

You know, like I feel like Tesla's on to something with like the Tesla loop and the trains, you know, all over the world.

They have way better public transit than we do here in America.

And we're like investing money into these little automated like I don't know what they look like golf carts on the road.

I've seen those Waymo and all these other companies that are building that kind of stuff like.

I don't know.

I feel like we would be better off building like a more of an efficient, eco-friendly transit system than these individual car sharing services.

Yeah.

I mean, Brightline's building it.