we’re talking about people using maybe $8 worth of juice at a charge, and sitting at the “pump” for up to an hour. Compare that to a car that gases up in a couple of minutes, and runs up a bill of $40-$50.

I could plug whatever values I want into the X and Y values and come up with really any result I want.

Because jobs here pay more due to a higher cost of living, which most people who move here do not take into consideration. EVERYTHING here is more expensive. We pay more for gas here, than anywhere else in california, and the rest of the country.

regardless of the amount of new housing created, the demand is twice as high...

The graph illustrates the law of supply and demand.

Cuba does a pretty good job of housing everyone. I’ve visited and they have no homeless people.

So how exactly does building more reduce prices?

But are those cars being stolen by the actual renter, or someone else?

If this hasn’t been a problem with Zipcars, I don’t see why it would be a problem with autonomous Lyft cars either.

I guess you’d pass on all roadsters then.

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