No, working at McDonald’s or driving for Uber is not putting in the work. Nor is it hustling. Both of those things are intended to be temporary sources of absolute minimum income while you do put in the work elsewhere. Yeah, that means learning something that makes you worth more pay. It means possibly being buried in…

I can tell how prolonged and deep the depression is in Canadians when they vacation in Cincinnati. And I was born in Ohio!

A job should be able to keep one person off the street. Anything more than that and you need a career.

I don’t know what’s worse: the near-daily sob stories of some underqualified fools who expect anything less than a “minimum” lifestyle while working a lower-than-entry-level job, or the pathetic excuses for “journalism” implying that the companies paying the underqualified fools are somehow treating said fools…

nobody is forcing them to do this

This. This is not the working man’s wife.

Getting pretty sick of these articles. If you actually read the Bloomberg link, you’ll find this gem:

Thanks for keeping us real, Rosin! Well worded comments. Like all truths, wording it is the easy part. Living it is the work. That’s what makes JelloPicnic such a awesomeness filled place to reside for a few hours a day. Finding out “we’re” not alone!

And the 324th word in this article should be tenet, instead of tenant.

I feel like a lot of these full-time drivers are missing the point of Uber. It was originally conceived as a way to make some extra cash on top of a regular job, not to replace a full-time job entirely. Also, buying/leasing a new car just to drive for Uber isn’t exactly a wise choice. What I tell people is to find out…

I guess this guy needs to get another job.

My Father in law would take old VW bugs and stick a crap ton of batteries in the floor. This was back in the 70's and early 80's, and he drove the thing to work for years.

Oh c’mon, you really think it looks that bad? It’s competing with the Smart and i3.

Zero to 60 time in seconds is all that matters. I don’t care what that Jason Torchinsky guy says.

Can you fuck it?

Bet you’re fun at parties...

What’s the 0-60 time? Let’s be honest, it’s all that we really care about and it matters a lot.

<Trump is concerned about current manufacturing leaving the US. Be it a Focus that was made in Michigan or an air conditioner made in Indiana. He’s not worried about Porsches made in Germany or a Subaru made in Japan. >

Is that why he tweeted against Toyota?

Q: How many Japanese cars sold in America were transverse FWD in the late ‘70s when GM supposedly saw their advancements and tried to compete by incorporating those ideas in the FWD X program? Let’s say the decision to engineer these cars as FWD came in 1977 - 2 years before the X-Cars launched.