Victoria Harris

But Uber's was interesting because it highlighted the fact that it had been impacted by the Middle East.

Not because of oil, but it's got operations in the Middle East.

And so people are obviously not visiting.

They're not...

Yeah.

And then the little thing's like, meh.

I'm like, just come the direct route.

Anyway, they do over 40 million trips a day, which is like double the population of Australia.

It's wild.

But anyway, I really like the CEO.

He's only been there since 2017, but he –

And the whole ethos of Uber is to become the super app.

So they want to become, I guess, the app for convenience.

So right now they've got Uber Eats, they've got delivery, they've got, you know, the normal ride hailing service.

Do you remember when they started doing this stuff as well?

And it was like, what?

I know, I can put my keys in an Uber and send them to my friend.

No, they're going to steal it.

I just think they're in such a sweet spot, which of this convenience economy of people are busier, people have less time, they just want shit to work.

And they are really becoming the app for everything.