Victoria Harris

There's this feature called Eats for the Way, which you can combine, like if you're getting an Uber to work, you can order your breakfast into that Uber so that you can have your breakfast on the go on your way to work.

Like imagine sending your kids to school and their lunch is in the Uber and they're just, it's just, yeah.

It's just like, yeah, I was like, oh my goodness.

Yeah.

And they've also got this Uber One, which is this membership model, which 50 million people have signed up to.

£10 a month.

That's £6 billion of revenue that is on subscription.

So they can see that that's coming in each month.

They've also got investments in kind of the Uber Eats of Europe and Delivery Hero.

They've got the Uber of China and Singapore.

Oh my God, great.

Grab, I did it when I was there.

Yeah, and Didi in China.

So they are, you know, got their little tentacles.

But they're the world's biggest taxi company and they don't own any taxis.

Like they're literally just a tech platform.

And it's like Airbnb, the world's biggest accommodation provider, but they own no hotels.

The interesting thing with this was...

Uber's IPO was supposed to be the biggest thing since sliced bread.

In 2019, everyone was like, oh my God, Uber's IPOing.