I hate how it's really just California/Federal government greed that's keeping working for Uber from being as lucrative and relatively easy-going a temporary full-timer as it ought to be. All it'd take is for them to strong-arm the company into seeing to it I get 30 an hour minimum the instant I clock in, and all the passive-aggressive "glitches" on the app that suddenly keep me from getting rides when I refuse to deal with a slog from Redondo to Irvine early in the evening'd vanish.