I don’t think I’ve seen one. Most of them are male. What’s going on?

  • snooggums
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    2121 days ago

    That would be seen as less risky for sure. Might even be less risky in practice.

    • @Lauchs
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      721 days ago

      I wonder… I remember reading a scientific article (or looking at a headline in the grocery checkout line, donn’t remember which - Norm Macdonald) that noted that pizza delivery was one of the most dangerous jobs in America.

      Presumably Uber mitigates some of that risk by having more info about their customers?

      • snooggums
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        721 days ago

        Pizza delivery is dangerous because of the driving.

        • @Lauchs
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          521 days ago

          Really? That seems odd just because there are so mamy jobs that involve driving under time constrains…

          • snooggums
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            521 days ago

            Smaller cars, generally owned by the driver with a rushed time frame and often staffed by teenagers made it a lot more dangerous back in the 90s. Drivers in large delivery trucks are a lot less likely to die in a wreck than a teenager in a Honda civic.

            • @Lauchs
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              221 days ago

              Fair. Admittedly, teenagers I think are some of the most dangerous drivers around (at least, God knows I was) so I suppose any job that disproportionately hired them…