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In this episode, we're going to break down ride share earnings, what's possible,

what's rare.

If you've been listening for a while, you know that I generally encourage people to stay away from the so-called gig economy. It can be a good thing to start out with

when you're learning about the world of side hustles, but actually you're going to do much better by

creating something for yourself, building some kind of asset for yourself, or just not relying on

these kinds of platforms because they are effectively low-wage employers

these days, employers slash contract providers.

That's a legal issue.

But the point is you can't usually make a lot of money driving for Uber or Lyft.

But we're going to hear today from a caller who is reporting what might be an urban legend

or an internet brag.

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