Lyft, every mention

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▶ 32:50 Raman Malik You know, I, um, I basically started my career on the paid acquisition team at Lyft, right? 2 times in the scene
▶ 33:57 Raman Malik Well, okay, let's, let's flip that Lyft scenario. 3 times in the scene
▶ 49:32 Raman Malik Lift.
▶ 54:52 Raman Malik You know, when I started at Lyft, I was literally like entry level, nobody role, but like my one thing was like, I'm just going to know the numbers better than everyone else. 5 times in the scene

▶ 37:24 Markus Villig I'd say that if I look at some of our competitors like Lyft in the US, I don't think that being a number two is sustainable.
▶ 37:37 Harry Stebbings What happens to Lyft from here? 6 times in the scene

▶ 45:39 AJ Tennant And I've seen that, like, we, we, we had this amazing AE, I'll, you know, I'll give her a shout out, Rachel Sato, who, Northwestern grad, went to work at McKinsey, same thing, had this thought that she wanted to go work in product…

▶ 15:21 Harry Stebbings But even now, actually, you could argue that say like in an Uber lift case, which is exactly what I was thinking, the insight I think would be that broad is better than narrow in terms of market expansion and being everywhere is more…

▶ 17:32 Scott Gorlick So, in a lot of ways, when we launched UberX, the main competitor was Lyft, and 8 times in the scene
▶ 26:25 Harry Stebbings Did the team view Lyft as a competitor? 6 times in the scene
▶ 37:12 Harry Stebbings What's the number one reason that Uber beat Lyft?

▶ 8:19 Kevin Ryan So in, in things like Uber, being five times bigger than Lyft ultimately does make the difference.

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