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[Sad news] A fierce person who earns 1 million a month with Uber appears lol You guys "Why aren't you doing it?" ← That answer is so true lol
Lately, you've been seeing a lot of questionable ads on the internet saying things like "You can earn ¥0,000 a month from a side job!", right?
But this time, a guy came along who boasted that he was making 1 million yen a month from Uber Eats.
Moreover, he ended up shouting, ``Why aren't you guys doing it?''
Is this guy a god, or is he just a liar...? Let's take a look right away.
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1: Anonymous if the wind blows
I earn 100 a month with Uber, why doesn't everyone do it?
Even in terms of hourly wage, it's much more efficient than working normally, and there's no stress in interpersonal relationships.
Even though my life is seriously on easy mode.
3: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>>>1 How do you make 1 million? Are you cycling 24 hours a day, 365 days a year? </span>
7:>>1 (thread owner)
>>3
Works 14 hours a day, 6 days a week. If you perfect the area and peak time, you can afford it.
Well, it's probably not possible for the average person.
12: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>>>7 Working 14 hours a day is no longer a "free way of working" but "harsh labor" lol</span>
15: Anonymous if the wind blows
>>1
Are you calculating expenses, insurance, and taxes?
<span style='color:red;'>Even if you sell 1 million yen a month, how much will be left after you subtract everything from that? </span>
Also, if you think about the risk in the event of an accident, being an office worker is probably better.
22:>>1 (thread owner)
>>15
Risk? It's a matter of self-control.
I'm living a 100 times better life than the people who are tied down by their companies, asking what their boss is thinking, and languishing on 200,000 yen a month.
30: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>>>22 It's shining... So, how many more years do you plan to continue this “life of earning 1 million yen a month”? </span>
Can you maintain that physical strength even in your late 30s or 40s?
45: Anonymous if the wind blows
>>30
This. The scariest thing is that you only earn money with the momentum of your youth and have no skills left for the future.
<span style='color:red;'>After all, it's disposable labor that ends immediately if your body breaks down. </span>
58:>>1 (thread owner)
You guys are jealous.
After all, I'm good at finding excuses for not taking action.
62: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>>>58 No, I'm saying that it's strange to ask, "Don't everyone do that?" "Work 14 hours a day to earn 1 million yen a month." lol</span>
Normally I don't want to live like that.
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Administrator summary
In the end, the thread owner was beaten up and it was a shame.
If you just look at the number ``1 million a month,'' it sounds amazing, but if the actual number is ``bicycle operation with 14-hour work days,'' no one will want to do it...
It's ironic that I started Uber in search of freedom, but I ended up tying myself to labor more than anyone else.
If you guys could earn 1 million yen a month, would you be able to pedal your bike 14 hours a day? I definitely can't do it lol