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[Sad news] A fierce guy who earns 1 million yen a month from Uber shows up lol What are you guys going to do about this?
Recently, I've been seeing Uber delivery people around town. It gives the impression that they are leisurely riding bicycles, but in reality, it seems that there are a lot of serious people involved.
The thread owner boasts that he earns 1 million yen a month. What do you guys think after hearing this? “I have a dream” or “I’m lying”?
Let's take a look at the status of the thread!
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>>1 (thread owner)
I earn 100 yen a month from Uber Eats, but why doesn't everyone do it?
I have plenty of time to work from morning till night, and it's much more comfortable than worrying about interpersonal relationships at work.
>>2
<span style='color:blue;'>Yes, yes, it's here again. If you were to convert it into an hourly wage, it would make you cry, wouldn't it? </span>
>>3
What kind of life do you live on 100 yen a month?
Are you still delivering while you're sleeping?
>>12 (thread owner)
>>2
I don't care about hourly wages. Just complete all the quests and just run in the most efficient area.
<span style='color:red;'>To be honest, you can earn far more than working normally. </span>
>>15
1 million doesn't include expenses, right?
Gasoline costs, vehicle maintenance, insurance, taxes...
<span style='color:blue;'>If you subtract it all, how much will you have left?</span>
>>22
1 million for Uber is an urban legend.
To do that with the current salary, even if you work 15 hours a day without any days off, it probably won't be enough.
<span style='color:red;'>You've stopped being human, right? </span>
>>35 (thread owner)
>>22
I've almost stopped being human.
But the best part is that I can rest whenever I want and no one is telling me what to do.
<span style='color:red;'>I feel like I have more freedom and money than you guys who endure low pay at work. </span>
>>40
A life without social insurance, welfare pensions, or retirement benefits in exchange for freedom...
<span style='color:blue;'>It's fine when you're young, but after 40 it's hell. </span>
>>55
In the end, if there's an accident, it's all over.
It will be interesting to see how long that "1 million a month" will last.
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Administrator summary
In the end, the thread owner was selling "freedom", but the residents complained about "anxiety about the future" and it ended!
Well, I know I have the potential to earn 1 million a month, but I'm more comfortable writing my blog in an air-conditioned room lol.
Are you all aiming to make 1 million a month with Uber starting tomorrow? Or can I survive with my current job? Let me know in the comments!