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Topic	Taxi drivers to get good news in California? Uber, Lyft about to call quits
L0Z 08/13/20 3:45:36 AM #48:	HiddenRoar posted... Uber and Lyft about to suspend operations, perhaps permanently, thanks to Californian courts declaring that they must classify workers as employees. If Prop 22 does not pan out, then Californians will have to resort to public transport or good ol' fashion taxis. lolCalifornia its all about money. I bet the average Uber, Lyft etc driver doesnt report on state taxes. Thats the only reason why they Legalized marijuana; to collect tax on something that people wouldve got ahold of anyway. states are being greedy as fuck now. Look at Hawaii shutting down all forests and beaches but keeping bars and gyms open and then blaming covid for the closures. Thats because the state gets taxes from the business but loses money paying state workers in the forests and beaches. <cite>L0Z posted [p:943323027] in Taxi drive... [t:78908642]...</cite> <quote>HiddenRoar posted... </cite> <quote>Uber and Lyft about to suspend operations, perhaps permanently, thanks to Californian courts declaring that they must classify workers as employees. If Prop 22 does not pan out, then Californians will have to resort to public transport or good ol' fashion taxis. lolCalifornia</quote> its all about money. I bet the average Uber, Lyft etc driver doesnt report on state taxes. Thats the only reason why they Legalized marijuana; to collect tax on something that people wouldve got ahold of anyway. states are being greedy as fuck now. Look at Hawaii shutting down all forests and beaches but keeping bars and gyms open and then blaming covid for the closures. Thats because the state gets taxes from the business but loses money paying state workers in the forests and beaches. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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