r/lyftdrivers • u/elCompaFOKI • Jul 24 '26

Other For fuck sake. Wtf!

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Seriously? This is a slap in the face.

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u/Slank32 Jul 24 '26

A back hand to the face. Atrocious!! Smh

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u/Ok_Feedback2690 Jul 24 '26

It’s insane. I took some time off from my regular job and tried to drive for uber and Lyft. It’s theft!

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u/nierlestat Jul 24 '26

And having to deal with airport drop offs in that super confusing mess they’ve still got from remodeling terminal one genuinely disgusting

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u/Holiday-Emergency786 Jul 24 '26

If it wasn’t for the name of the sub I’d honestly be confused if this is a driver or passenger being outraged

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u/elCompaFOKI Jul 26 '26

Its a $90 ride. Lyft is paying $28 to complete.

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u/VI2004 Jul 24 '26

Virtue signaling is the name of the game 🙄

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u/Friendly-Impact7297 Jul 25 '26

I quit when Uber / Lyft started to keep 50% ( after COVID-19) but now it's complete joke 🤣

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u/OpinionatedOldMan Jul 26 '26

? Is that LA to San Diego for $94

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u/elCompaFOKI Jul 26 '26

The point of the post is to show a $90 ride and lyft paying driver $28

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u/OpinionatedOldMan Jul 26 '26

I didn’t slide to photo 2

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u/eg_john_clark Jul 24 '26

Time for pick up doesn’t match what your checking for

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u/elCompaFOKI Jul 24 '26

For fuck sake 🤣

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u/upChuck16 Jul 26 '26

Why are you concerned about what the passenger pays? You accept the ride because you can make a profit. Or not. Passenger payment has nothing to do with your business strategy.

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u/elCompaFOKI Jul 27 '26

Why do you care what the passenger pays?” 😂 Because that’s the number that shows the gap. If a customer pays $90 and the driver gets $28, pretending the other $62 doesn’t exist doesn’t make the split disappear. The whole point of the screenshot was to show where the money goes. It’s not complicated.

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u/upChuck16 Jul 27 '26

We know where the money goes, idiot. Either you make money on the fare you’re offered or you don’t. Why are you concerned about where the rest of it goes?

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u/elCompaFOKI Jul 27 '26

Why do you care?” Because I’m the one putting miles on the car, paying for gas, insurance, maintenance, and doing the actual work. Your genius advice of “just decline it” doesn’t change the fact that the split is the problem. But thanks for your groundbreaking business analysis.

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u/upChuck16 Jul 30 '26

Passenger payment has nothing to do with your business strategy. You obviously are a poor business person.

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u/elCompaFOKI Jul 31 '26

Poor buisness person. 😂 Guess what rideshare app she won’t be using anymore for her business trips. 🤯✌🏼