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[Sad news] A fierce man who earns 1 million yen a month from Uber Eats appears lol Why don't you guys do it?
Recently, Uber backpacks have been seen around town. Is it true that you can earn 1 million yen a month just by carrying that on your back?
If there was such a dream-like story, everyone would do it! On the other hand, maybe there are a lot of "Uber wealthy" people that we just don't know about...?
So, I've put together a summary of how people in this thread are going all in on this mysterious Uber owner.
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1: Anonymous if the wind blows
I earn 100 a month with Uber, why doesn't everyone do it?
It frees up your time, gives you exercise, and there's no more efficient side job these days.
5: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>**>>1
Talk in your sleep. How many hours a day do you need to run to earn 1 million?
12:>>1 (thread owner)
>>5
If you work at full capacity 16 hours a day, 7 days a week, you can afford it.
You have to aim for areas with high unit prices and miss peak times.
18: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>16 hours of work and grass. It's not a side job anymore, it's hard work that could almost kill you from overwork lol</span>
22: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>**>>1
If you convert that into an hourly wage, it's less than a part-time job at a convenience store. **</span>
30:>>1 (thread owner)
>>22
No, it's a commission system, so if you make it more efficient, it will go up even more.
I created my own route optimization app and even calculated the number of times I had to wait at traffic lights.
45: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>If you're going to devote that much resources to making Uber deliveries, you could make a million yen by doing a regular programming job lol</span>
52: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>**>>1
When you consider tax returns, expense calculations, vehicle maintenance fees, and the risk of accidents, it's just not worth it. **</span>
60:>>1 (thread owner)
You guys are really negative.
Those who are actually making money are making money. There are many people around me who earn over 800,000 yen a month.
77: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>A world line full of Uber people who earn 800,000 yen a month lol What other world is this in?</span>
88: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:blue;'>**>>1
So, how much did you spend to earn that 1 million?
If you calculate the cost of bicycle repairs and energy drinks, how much profit will you have left over? **</span>
95:>>1 (thread owner)
…….
102: Anonymous if the wind blows
<span style='color:red;'>**LOL.
In the end, they're just doing "modern-day slavery" to make ends meet by tearing their bodies apart lol**</span>
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In the end, I came to the conclusion that I could earn 1 million yen a month (but give up my normal life).
Am I the only one who feels like if you have a passion for creating your own apps to improve efficiency, you'll be happier if you just become an engineer?
Don't worry about having fun and making money, let's hone our skills steadily!
So, I'm going to sign up for Uber now (whisper)