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Zohran Mamdani hints he will continue taking on delivery apps like Uber Eats and DoorDash
(www.businessinsider.com)
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when self driving cars get here these jobs will all be gone and delivery will be super cheap. i can't wait.
Working for walkability in cities also combat self driving cars.
what do you mean?
Keep waiting lol
bro it'll be here i hope in at least 10 years. then we wont need to buy cars, we can just call a self driving uber and it'll be cheaper.
Depends on what you do for work. My wife is all over the place with clients, she will always need a vehicle
well the theory of how self driving cars would eventually become is if you have an app that can order a self driving vehicle, the closest one to you will be there for you. you can set the time you need it ready by and it will be there. we kinda already do that now with transportation apps, but with self driving cars i think it would be more efficient. idk. i guess owning, driving, and parking your own car will probably always be a little faster because its in the parking lot of your store or of your house right where you left it, but it wouldn't be that much faster.
I get what you’re saying for sure. I work from Home and don’t really need a car especially if auto drive cars are that prevalent. I guess where I’m also at is I want to own something and not just maybe payments to a corporation for rides
What from Over, Doordash or any of the others lead you to think it'll be cheaper if/when that happens? Because these companies don't have a spectacular record of looking for ways to save the customers any money, as far as I'm aware.