I knew that driving for Uber would be an adventure, and so far I have not been disappointed. I've had my share of characters so far but all have been very kind. In many ways I'm realizing that beyond the obvious pluses to driving, I'm learning more about the city and many of the major hotspots that people frequent. I'm also figuring out how to get myself home from those places as well. :)
I've managed to do seven trips so far (including several to the airport and a few to clubs). My most interesting drive was being called to a condo to drive two people out to get cigarettes and then go home (too much drink to drive themselves, and no, there is no smoking allowed in the car). They were very nice and I also scored a small tip from them that was unexpected...a scratch off lottery ticket. Ha!
Looking forward to seeing how well this goes in the next week or so. Other things I've learned:
1. Demand is not even - the College area where I live is on a 'top' list for demand, but I'm often waiting for chunks at a time to get a call (especially in the early evening)
2. Night driving is an adventure - never quite sure what's going to happen
3. Time is money - maximizing availability is the best way to get riders. No waiting!
Has anyone else given Uber driving a try?
If you're interested in trying it out as a rider, please feel free to sign up using my referral link (we both get credit!). I also have a driver referral link I can email you if you're feeling adventurous!
I've managed to do seven trips so far (including several to the airport and a few to clubs). My most interesting drive was being called to a condo to drive two people out to get cigarettes and then go home (too much drink to drive themselves, and no, there is no smoking allowed in the car). They were very nice and I also scored a small tip from them that was unexpected...a scratch off lottery ticket. Ha!
Looking forward to seeing how well this goes in the next week or so. Other things I've learned:
1. Demand is not even - the College area where I live is on a 'top' list for demand, but I'm often waiting for chunks at a time to get a call (especially in the early evening)
2. Night driving is an adventure - never quite sure what's going to happen
3. Time is money - maximizing availability is the best way to get riders. No waiting!
Has anyone else given Uber driving a try?
If you're interested in trying it out as a rider, please feel free to sign up using my referral link (we both get credit!). I also have a driver referral link I can email you if you're feeling adventurous!
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