Hey there, my name is Cecil Leigh Demella and welcome back to this week in ride share and get economy news. I got some good stuff for you guys this week so I appreciate you guys coming on by. A dash cam records a woman stealing her Uber driver's tips and that video goes viral. Seattle approves a minimum wage for both Uber and Live drivers. God love it. Food delivery services are now expanding their base to keep up in the pandemic and I found one of the first no on prop 22 commercials that I've seen. All that and more it's this week in ride share news. A woman, God stealing money at her Uber driver's tip jar has now had a change of heart after that video went viral. The driver says first that he can front on her but she denied it and he uploaded the video to Reddit for some support. Even later after people confronted her this young lady still mocked him and she has now since apologized for stealing the money Uber has since banned her from the platform. They are trying to reach out to the driver to offer support. While Uber and Live are leaning toward food delivery food delivery companies like Instacart and DoorDash are moving outside of food to partner with brick and mortar businesses for same day delivery. The latest example of this partnership would be bed, bath and beyond partnering with Instacart and ship for the same day delivery option. So for and 7-Eleven a huge shame also partner with Instacart as well. As you know door dash has created dash mart where they partner with convenience stores in your area and Walmart has also implemented same day delivery on a lot of their items as well. With only 31 days to the election California drivers are now in a heated debate about Prop 22. Now if you guys live here you've seen a ton of commercials as billboards and now text messages for yes on Prop 22. Well I think on my half-fam the first ad for no on Prop 22 that I've seen maybe you've seen some. I just wanted to keep things balanced because I know some of you guys do support both sides. No sick leave no workers come no unemployment benefits vote no on the deceptive Uber lift door dash Prop 22. One ride California doesn't want to take. Now drivers you guys that don't live in California I see your comments I feel your pain I understand what's happening in California doesn't affect you directly this is a huge huge huge battle for us and it will become a huge battle for you just know that whatever happens here is probably going to happen in your market as well so please put up with us for the next four weeks while we all lose our minds and try to persuade all of our family members to vote one way or another it's a very very important landmark decision for what's going to happen next with rideshare and so my hope is that you tolerate this for the next four weeks while we get through it. Now the city of Seattle approves a minimum wage of $16.39 for both Uber and Lift drivers. See Adel you guys are doing good things over there the city council unanimously approved a minimum wage for Uber and Lift drivers this past Tuesday following El Monte last fall in New York a couple years ago the new regulation goes into effect in January 2020 I can't wait to see if it actually happens. Now it's been a few years since New York City implemented a minimum wage so I wanted to find an article or some news stating how this may have worked or it's a disaster. There's an article called Uber Wage Experiment actually worked basically two years ago in YC approved a minimum wage for Uber and Lift and drivers overall said that on the upside they made more money per trip on the downside and they couldn't work when they wanted to and obviously prices went up for PAC. So with the amount of protests I've seen in New York City since then I don't think if you were to ask me I don't think that all drivers are happy with the changes and they still want some sort of government intervention for whatever reason I don't know because I'm not from there. I wasn't able to find anything to confirm if Uber or Lift actually upheld the $30 minimum wage set last October in El Monte. So if anyone knows let me know I looked all over the internet couldn't find anything but I figured that this would be a perfect setup for this week's what would you do. Now do you think that $16 per hour is enough money to drive for Uber or Lift? Now last year like I said El Monte proposed a $30 dollar minimum pay half would be for yourself that $15 for yourself and $15 will go towards expenses. Again I don't know if they ever held up their part of the deal and actually paid it out. I don't know if it worked or not but your out fare every single day you know what it is. What would be an appropriate wage? What would be an appropriate wage to pay a driver right now today? Let me know in the comments. So that's it for me this week. If you like this video please give me a thumbs up. I still check every single time if you have any tips or you want to see something you can always hit me up on my YouTube channel which is Drive Girl Drive or my Facebook which is also Drive Girl Drive. I appreciate the love I get for you guys every single week you can find me here every single Saturday morning at 6 a.m. Please be safe. God bless. Peace out. you