#driver as service

[nixcraft]

do not want. please go away.

[slythereen]

if charles gets slapped with community service, i will be extremely disappointed in my marketing goats (rbr socmed admins) if they don’t seize the opportunity presented

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[britishalien12]

Diego was the first of The Umbrella Academy kids to learn to drive.

(Allison was actually the first to do so legally and get a licence, but who's counting?)

As soon as he learnt, he became very popular with the rest of his siblings who frequently asked if he was heading out anywhere or whether they could come along and swing by somewhere that was totally 'on the way' to where he was going.

[grogumaximus]

[the-posh-life]

[leclerc-s]

what i learned this weekend is that the fia is smoking some form of crack or something

[cutelittlefakejourneys]

legend

[scaryorganmusic]

“i know the actors strike is so inconvenient and difficult and sad for you but please support it” I’ve lived through complete public transportation strikes and most of the population supported them because we knew that if we wanted better public transportation those workers were gonna be the ones to do it even if the entire city is chaos today, y’all can watch an old movie

[severalowls]

Congratulations to predatory rideshare apps for literally convincing younger people that the better alternative that has existed in many cities for well over a century, are often subsidised by said cities, and are actual regulated entities that have to provide drivers with legitimate contracts and wages... Don't exist? Or never existed at all?

If you live in a city of any reasonable size, it probably has a taxi service. They probably even have an app or website if you don't want to talk on the phone. If you live somewhere smaller, you may well still have a taxi service, you just might have to book trips in advance if there's only a handful of cars. You probably do not have to pay the unpredictable and highly manipulated rates of a got dam Uber.

[verstappenverse]

[v-tired-queer]

Started veiling again yesterday for Lent, and oh my gosh I missed it so much, I'm so glad I chose to veil again for a Lenten practice this year 🩷

I'd be even happier if it fucking stayed in place where I pinned it, though.

. . . listen, I gave up ice cream for my fast this year (a popular go-to dessert in my house that happens to be my favorite indulgence) and meat in Friday's and Holy days, not swearing.

[buckybarnesss]

i don't know if it's on purpose but my instacart drivers sometimes give me an extra of an item i ordered without charging me for it and they are angels.

[theomenroom]

companies like doordash and uber and stuff are trying to have it both ways. on the one hand, they want to provide a uniform, expected experience.

on the other hand, they present themselves to the government as just a marketplace, connecting buyers and sellers of services, or rather, connecting customers and businesses. essentially, they have the legal fiction that they are more like etsy than an actual delivery business

customers don't want to have to treat each individual driver as a separate business with their own policies. but that is the legal claim that these companies are making, because it gives them favorable legal conditions vis-a-vis their workers (not having to pay minimum wage or provide benefits and also it's illegal for their workers to unionize).

[makeagif]

More of Charles Leclerc at Race Service in California.

[carcarrot]

scrolling back through my liveblogging of the day of the nyc concert because of recent notifications and its such a fun mixed bag of emotions to relive it all again