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all right, I'm going to put this on my watch list. Well, here's why I liked it. I think a lot of people in EYL you liked it as well. All right. So Uber is finally profitable. We talked about this as a ride sharing company when it initially IPO in 21, but it turned into something so much more.

And when it started, in 21, but it's turning to something so much more.

And when it started, it wasn't profitable, but it recently has been, right?

So they've increased demand for ride sharing and delivery services.

Obviously, Google Eats is a huge, huge revenue generated for them.

And they've done cost-cutting measures, potentially, and they've done cost cutting measures potentially and

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