Also keep in mind that pretty much no minimum wage job except ridesharing allows you to earn to and from your way to work.
If you make $13 and hour on an 8 hour shift in California with a 1 hour commute each way and a $3 bus fare each way, it comes out to $9.80/hour not $13.
I mean to be fair, the argument is that the expenses (basically, wear & tear on the vehicle) are significant. The IRS I guess has a whole schedule for vehicle depreciation, they have this down to a science. So $23ish an hour but large vehicle expenses drag this down to quite a bit less
https://www.businessinsider.in/the-32-places-uber-and-lyft-d...
Also keep in mind that pretty much no minimum wage job except ridesharing allows you to earn to and from your way to work.
If you make $13 and hour on an 8 hour shift in California with a 1 hour commute each way and a $3 bus fare each way, it comes out to $9.80/hour not $13.