Today on Motley Fool Money, ride sharing, the business of pets and coffee.

Wonderful, wonderful coffee.

I'm Chris Hill, joining me today from the financial capital of the United States of America.

It's Motley Fool Senior Analyst, Maria Gallagher.

Who do you see?

We've got the latest on Starbucks and Match Group.

We're going to start with the ride sharing businesses.

Uber and Lyft both out with first quarter reports.

There is a tendency to lump these two together, not just because they're in the same line of work

and because they typically report earnings at about the same time.

But also because for a long time, their business is sort of tracked one another.

I feel like what we're seeing today is representative of some sort of divergence between the two businesses.

And not just because shares of Lyft are down dramatically more than shares of Uber.

But it seems like they're in different places in terms of where they are investing.

Part of why shares of Lyft are down is they're talking about how, hey, look, we're going to be spending more money.

We need to spend more on driver incentives.

It's not that Uber is suddenly magically a profitable business.

But it seems like they're, I don't know, are they more mature as a business?

What do you see when you look at these two?

Yeah, I think it is really important to understand that they are really used interchangeably colloquially.

In terms of what rider are you getting, it's either going to be Lyft or Uber probably.

And so understanding the difference in scale is really important.

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