>2002 >What do you do, anon? >I drive a cab and take

I wouldn't say an Uber driver or a airbnb host is cool.
I don't really understand the point of the post though.
Were you a cab driver and bed and breakfast owner before these companies and are upset it's popular now?

>>1734135
After the recession, people got acclimatized and open to the idea of an easy side-hustle. Shit, the side-hustle is institutionalized now.

That said, fuck me running if you ever catch me ferrying around drunks or inviting strangers to live in my house or writing content mill shit for 5 cents a word.

>>1734135
Nobody thinks that driving for Uber is cool. It typically either means you can't get a real job, or in the best case scenario you are picking up extra hours to make some more cash.

>>1734135
>OMG that's like so cool!
...said nobody ever.

And you could have used the same flashy framing of lame bullshit in 2002 as well.
>I'm self-employed in logistics and earn money from real estate on the side.

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>>1734135
>driving people around all day and sharing your home with strangers
>cool

Nah

>tfw i made $16k airbnb spare room in 2016

Money is money, whether you run a hedge fund or run a shit cleaning service

Suck it faggots

>>1734258
>side hustle
The term you're looking for is second job. If this is the new normal then we're all fucked.

50 years ago, one person with a high school diploma could afford a house and comfortably support a family. Now the expectation apparently is that both parents should be working two jobs.

>>1734447
What's the matter, normie. You have cable tv. There's probably a sports game on right now. Need to relax? Have a beer. Perhaps you have depression? That's ok, we can sell you a pill that inhibits your ability to fully register how bad life is.

American dream 2.0

>>1734487
Twisted post