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▶ 24:28 Jasmine Crowe-Houston Yeah, I mean, I almost look at it almost as like a reverse, like Uber Eats or Instacart, where we would inventory everything it is that the business sells, so all their food and food items.
▶ 30:34 Jasmine Crowe-Houston And so when I first started, I was, you know, spending all my time in like Uber driver and Lyft driver Facebook groups, and I was trying to recruit all these Uber and Lyft drivers, and, and then I thought, 3 times in the scene

▶ 18:14 Kyle Vogt On the other hand, um, what had been happening in parallel is these ride hailing companies like Uber and Lyft had exploded in popularity.
▶ 31:13 Guy Raz It, it operates like an Uber or Lyft.
▶ 34:41 Guy Raz You're sitting in the back of this car, and, uh, within 20 seconds, it's no different than sitting in the back of an Uber.
▶ 46:47 Guy Raz and I mean, you can operate like an Uber or Lyft now without a driver in, you know, almost anywhere.

▶ 9:37 Guy Raz Food delivery, because that exists, there's DoorDash and Uber Eats and stuff.
▶ 12:22 Guy Raz Your experience and who you are, you can say, you know, I'm going to take on the DoorDash and Uber Eats and Grubhubs of the world and just make food delivery better and more efficient.

▶ 1:00:23 Guy Raz I mean, you know, Uber is a big company, big target, so is Tesla.

▶ 2:29 Guy Raz Those three developments would, of course, eventually power companies like Lyft and Uber and Airbnb and Instacart and DoorDash.
▶ 15:01 Guy Raz Yeah, I hate going on the snow, and this is before Uber, this is before, like, things that just, that we've now come to depend on, unfortunately, or fortunately, um, depending on your perspective, but.
▶ 24:35 Guy Raz You know, I'm just curious, just, it's a bit of an aside, but this is the time when Uber and Lyft and 2 times in the scene
▶ 56:45 Leah Solivan Now, at this time, you're also starting to see Uber and Lyft and Airbnb, all these other, you know, peer-to-peer economies really start to take off and start to emerge. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:00:37 Leah Solivan It turned out that we needed to really change the trajectory of the product into this mobile-first, fast-paced, on-demand service, which was more analogous to Uber and Lyft and all these other services and all these other competitors,…

▶ 34:23 Donnel Baird If I'm doing my job, like we will be investing in R&D and expansion, just like Uber did, right?
▶ 41:01 Donnel Baird They've invested in Uber and Airbnb and all these incredible companies that have done really, really well, and they've made a ton of money.

▶ 48:21 Guy Raz Meantime, you start to run into problems that many years later, uh, companies like Airbnb and Uber would run into, which is a municipal regulations first in Tampa, the Tampa Bay area, because they were saying people started, there were…

▶ 9:12 Miguel McKelvey I mean, if you look about what did the market want, it completely changed after Uber's IPO.

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