UserNameless
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Nahhhhh no way lol
These Electric scooters are becoming problematic
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Nahhhhh no way lol
Meh. Whatever. I work in the middle of downtown, and I'm about to get paid charging those stupid things. I hope they stay
I saw them shyts all in Greensboro and Atlanta
What kind of Ponzi scheme shyt is this? How is money made by charging them? Seems like a way for them to be able to track a persons every move and action since I’m pretty sure those things are bugged up
What kind of Ponzi scheme shyt is this? How is money made by charging them? Seems like a way for them to be able to track a persons every move and action since I’m pretty sure those things are bugged up
It's funny how people never have this kinda energy when it comes to actual litter 
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
This!!!
Man I’ll take my chances with them scooters. Them fools need to watch where they’re going. Bikes have been around for years and people didn’t freak out over them as much as they are about these scooters. It’s all the same to me.
Tribal Outkast
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I love to walk the city lol. I do it because I like being outside and I love walking up on shyt that’s going on also it helps keep me in shape. All I need is some good shoes, my headphones and my camera and I’m good to go.
UserNameless
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No one in San Francisco actually cares about these scooters.... Vice found literally everyone in the city who cares for one video
We're talking about a city where you will see packs of 12 nerds on those electronic long boards, or unicycle segways, or bikes everywhere. SF adapts to pretty much anything because people understand the volume of city dwellers is so high and people do what they have to do to get around. The city adapts. No one cares about these scooters...
Fake news..
We're talking about a city where you will see packs of 12 nerds on those electronic long boards, or unicycle segways, or bikes everywhere. SF adapts to pretty much anything because people understand the volume of city dwellers is so high and people do what they have to do to get around. The city adapts. No one cares about these scooters...
Fake news..
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
Its a con breh.Meh. Whatever. I work in the middle of downtown, and I'm about to get paid charging those stupid things. I hope they stay
With Lime and Bird.
You start out with 3 chargers, then they let you order more after you charge a few scooters.
Now if you got the line on extra chargers, get'em.
Its $5-$20 bucks a scooter, with the $20 scooters being the most difficult to find.
I thought I was going to hunt down them $20 scooters and make $60 bucks my first time out. NOPE!
But in reality, going around at nite looking for scooters like a pokeman hunt, then having to turn around and have them set up and delivered by 7 am, really aint worth it.
I've read up on it. Like I said, I work dead in the middle of downtown. I see them all over the place. I've looked at the app and they're plenty to charge. I can literally pick them up and drop them off on the way back and forth from work. Kids take them and I see them in my area, 10 minutes away, so I can pick up some over there. I'm not looking to get rich, but any night I'm not lazy, I'm sure I can charge 3 to 5 a night. Also, word is they don't really penalize for dropping off after 7. If this is the case, dropping them off is LITERALLY 3 extra minutes on the way to work. There are nest areas all around my job. I pass by them walking out to grab food or run errands.
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
Thats whats up.
When you do your first round of scooters, lemme know how you enjoyed the work.
Shyt just inst as simple as you think tho, I thought the same thing.
You have to set the scooters up in a specified nest, make sure you are in the correct local or the app wont register the scooters as dropped off.
One you do THAT you can move onto the next nest.
I dunno who told you they dont penalize, but bird will if you miss one scooter by 7 am.
Facts.
As far as the penalty, we have Bird and Lime. I heard Bird gives leeway, but if not, I can drop off at 4 or 5 or whatever, and be back home in 20 minutes. I'm in Baltimore. Downtown isn't huge, but there a TON of nest areas. I am a night owl. If I get up at 4, there are zero people out. I need to see if Johns Hopkins Hospital is a nest area, that's only 5 minutes away. I could dump them there and be back inside of 15 minutes.
Now, if they can get me my damned chargers...
EDIT: Just left the office, there was one parked outside the employee exit
I gotta be able to make some bread on this.
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These damn scooters have been annoying. They came and dropped in my city without letting either the city or university know. They literally have left scooters in the middle of the sidewalk. The university started confiscating the ones that were blocking sidewalks and ramps and charging the companies 40-100 each to get them back depending on where it was found. University has over 300 of them so far and the companies have only claimed about 40 of them.