Reasonable Advice

[darknight1]

In two weeks, I'm going before the Department of Corrections up in Denver for oral boards. I'm praying to god that it will work out in my favor. I really am. For the past 6 months, my main full time job has been driving for Lyft. Their competitor, Uber, I can't get on with - they're very stringent in who they bring on board as a driver. So, having experienced the unpleasant situation of driving for a company that doesn't appear to try to advertise itself in a smaller market...and Detroit's market from what I am told by drivers up there is just as poor as Colorado Springs...for the love of god, people, don't get into something like Lyft or Uber if you're in a place like Detroit or even Colorado Springs. It's simply not worth it - the fare cuts they made went to the bone, in a sense, and it's hurt a lot of potential for making decent money. On a good night, I'm lucky if I make $60 in my area. If any of you guys sign up to be drivers for something like that, run the other way. Do so especially if you don't have anything else going on for you. I think that's reasonable enough advice.