*sipping coffee voice* Lotta folks in the replies who don't know much about behavioral economics
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Being a millennial in 2018 means getting a bad Uber ride and still giving the guy 5 stars because you understand that this is likely his livelihood and you don't want to jeopardize that
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"If you give this one individual the benefit of the doubt, literally all of economics collapses" - Guy who thinks he knows a lot about economics
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I am LITERALLY the most compassionate person in the world and I will PROVE it my showing you the wall of trophies (NOT medals, very different) I have given myself for every single good deed I have done
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"SO YOU'RE TELLING ME THAT IF YOUR UBER DRIVER CALLED YOU A CUNT AND STABBED YOU IN THE STOMACH AND STOLE YOUR IDENTITY AND KILLED YOUR STEPDAD AND BECAME YOUR NEW STEPDAD YOU'D JUST GIVE HIM 5 STARS AND A QUICK HAND JOB?" If it meant people wouldn't misread my posts, yes
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Nope! Maybe he was having a shit day. Maybe rent was due that day and he didn't know how he was going to make it. Because Uber will fire you if you have a 4.6 rating or lower. I'm not going to get someone fired because they played music louder than I would have liked.
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Freakin millennials and their entitlement to other people maintaining a livelihood!!!
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frist of all how DARE yo u
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If it was the Über drivers livelihood, they should attempt to develop their experience. rewarding negative behaviors so that you can feel good about yourself isn’t responsible.
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Dear people who want to make a living: just get better jobs!
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