I get what you are saying; however, Uber had to file certain documents to go public. One of those, the S-1, is filed with the SEC and reviewed by IBs like mine. In it you will see what Uber consider their drivers (customers) and the riders (End users). https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1543151/000119312519103850/d647752ds1.htm …https://twitter.com/BonaFideSage/status/1130930595922685952 …
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From Lyft's S-1 ". Drivers, who are considered the Company’s customers, provide transportation services to their passengers through various ride offerings (e.g., private rides, shared rides, luxury vehicle rides, etc.) on the Lyft Platform."
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This sounds like a good short
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