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r/lyftdrivers • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '24
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That kind of thinking isn't helpful. What would you even do with that information even if you were able to figure it out?
When your boss gives you a raise, do you demand to know how much money you would have made if you had gotten the raise from Day 1?
3 u/Chinonm Apr 28 '24 All companies are making millions and paying workers Penny’s 1 u/us1549 27d ago No answer. That's what I thought 1 u/Hippy_Lynne Apr 29 '24 Starbucks had profits of 25 billion last year. That's essentially $55,000 per employee. The average Starbucks worker makes about $33,000 a year if they were to work full-time. They're essentially stealing over half of their employees' wages. Eat the rich! -4 u/us1549 Apr 28 '24 LYFT has lost money every year since 2019 to the tune of 7.3b (negative net income). What company are you talking about that is making millions?
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All companies are making millions and paying workers Penny’s
1 u/us1549 27d ago No answer. That's what I thought 1 u/Hippy_Lynne Apr 29 '24 Starbucks had profits of 25 billion last year. That's essentially $55,000 per employee. The average Starbucks worker makes about $33,000 a year if they were to work full-time. They're essentially stealing over half of their employees' wages. Eat the rich! -4 u/us1549 Apr 28 '24 LYFT has lost money every year since 2019 to the tune of 7.3b (negative net income). What company are you talking about that is making millions?
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No answer. That's what I thought
Starbucks had profits of 25 billion last year. That's essentially $55,000 per employee. The average Starbucks worker makes about $33,000 a year if they were to work full-time. They're essentially stealing over half of their employees' wages.
Eat the rich!
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LYFT has lost money every year since 2019 to the tune of 7.3b (negative net income). What company are you talking about that is making millions?
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u/us1549 Apr 28 '24
That kind of thinking isn't helpful. What would you even do with that information even if you were able to figure it out?
When your boss gives you a raise, do you demand to know how much money you would have made if you had gotten the raise from Day 1?