Possible Not To Have Heard Of Uber?

[+ Truereview]

When you play @Truereview 's post backwards you hear the word "erection" repeated over and over and over.

 

I'm kidding. You don't hear that.

Lol. You are Correct, you actually hear...

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[+ José Soplanucas]

I understand that about 25% of Americans do not know that the Earth circles the Sun and not otherwise. Not knowing Uber exists is nothing.

[escortrod]

Thanks to Uber I have discovered that the suspension on US model Toyotas makes me sick. Hopefully the Uber drivers in Vegas don't all have Camrys and Rav 4s.

[+ glutes]

 

 

Drivers stuck in traffic in Mexico City lately have found themselves being buzzed by a fleet of sign-toting drones. “Driving by yourself?” some scolded in Spanish. “This is why you can never see the volcanoes”—a reference to the smog that often hovers over the mega-city and obscures two nearby peaks.

 

It wasn’t exactly a plea for environmentalism, though—it was an ad for UberPOOL, part of Uber’s big push into markets across Latin America. As Bloomberg points out, Uber already does more business in Mexico City than any other city it operates in, and Brazil is its third-largest market after the U.S. and India. Uber sees Latin American countries as generally easier targets for expansion than either of its top two markets.