The virtue if there's one place it should be a judgment free zone

Should be when you get into your lift or your uber car. That's all we're asking for says who that's probably one of the higher

Judgment zones. I don't want to be judged in there. I just want you to drive me. I don't even want you to talk

That's it. Drop me off and I'm gonna give you your cash and I'm gonna give you a high rating

You never watch taxi cab confession, so I have okay

So this is the premise going into this and that one guy said he felt so judged so judged when he walked in his uber, right?

Yeah, Cassie brought the story to the table

So he tweeted out that he got in and saw his uber driver put on a playlist that said middle-aged white man

And he's like excuse me well. I now have an existential crisis

But the thing is so Ben Matthews and tweeted the playlist and he said since more folks are interested in what's going on on the playlist

And my ongoing existential crisis here is the playlist and he listed all the songs and he's basically like what bothers me is that it was a really good

playlist at the end of the day

So we're like should we tailor our playlist to different demographics?

All right, so essentially what we're doing is we are putting ourselves in the place of an uber or a lift driver

And as the person walks out of their house or their apartment or work

We're making a judgment and we're switching on over to a playlist that we know they're gonna love, right?

So we assigned ourselves different demographics correct?

Kristen that is correct. I got

Gen Z dude and

it's

Convenient that Romeo is currently in the big studio as I look at a Gen Z dude as I am about to deliver my lift

Gen Z dude playlist

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