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4. A flawed argument.

Wed Dec 25, 2024, 10:06 AM

Dec 25

“Lyft considers drivers as its customers,” the company said

Yes they are. But you receive the revenue and income and then you gift it to your customers.

See how that works.

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Lyft Accuses San Francisco of $100 Million Tax Overcharge [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 25 OP

Ugh. LisaM Dec 25 #1

They must be making a huge revenue, jimfields33 Dec 25 #2

So they're not your employee's but WHO sets the price of a ride? Bengus81 Dec 25 #3

A flawed argument. Jacson6 Dec 25 #4

It sounds like they're saying the Lyft "app" is the problem FakeNoose Dec 25 #5

Should Be Easy To Clear Up DallasNE Dec 25 #6