Uber files whistleblower comes forward: 'We sold people a lie'

[@theGuardian]

∙ The Uber whistleblower: I’m exposing a system that sold people a lie ► www.theguardian.com/news/2022/jul/11/uber-files-whistleblower-lobbyist-mark-macgann ∙ Uber broke laws, duped police and secretly lobbied governments, leak reveals ► www.theguardian.com/news/2022/jul/10/uber-files-leak-reveals-global-lobbying-campaign

[@abdullah.a.nahyan]

Frankly speaking, not only Uber, almost all of the global companies from all industrial sectors have been doing these kinds of practices or more precisely malpractices LOL it's an open secret....🙄

[@rehanbshah]

Every comment made and liked is recorded to define us in the world of algorithms, broadly as safe, unsafe or unacceptable, just like you circled the answers in your SAT papers.

[@gamerboy10.06]

The dude is seen has a hero for leaking Uber's Wrong doings but Julian assange is seen as a villain for leaking us and nato's war crimes

[@anthropoceneclimatechange245]

Was his the first time Mark MacGann was interviewed? A few years ago I was a resident in Vancouver BC Canada when uber tried to enter the market and were turned down by the Provincial Goverment.

[@ogodspeed]

He sold this lie to people.

[@minkymad]

This is incredibly disturbing on so many levels. Say what you want about the guy but he absolutely didn't have to expose Uber and give us proof of what we intuitively know: laws are made by a group of insanely out of touch privileged nonces who only care about the zeros in their bank accounts (:

[@Julia-uh4li]

Winner winned chicken dinner. Bingo baby. Sickening ain't it.

[@P0c0man8U]

Just realised the corporations and mainstream Media control the directions of our democratic process. This is small time Charlie fella.

[@abdullah.a.nahyan]

Frankly speaking, not only Uber, almost all of the global companies from all industrial sectors have been doing these kinds of practices or more precisely malpractices LOL it's an open secret....🙄

[@P0c0man8U]

@@abdullah.a.nahyan its taking a he'll of a long time for people to see it right lol

[@Budanevey]

What I find disturbing is the reveal that economic academics were paid to give favourable reports. Which other academic fields has this also happened? Medical? Environmental?

[@AdarshKumar-nj7rp]

We need to give Whistleblowers more respect and protection. They sacrifice everything and stand up for the truth. Edit: I didn't mean specifically him. Most whistleblowers are hunted by their own government and are jailed on multiple BS charges to be silenced.

[@piyushkumarbhuva305]

according to US government they get 10% of the total fine, that is why this whistle blowers are coming forward.

[@KBTadieh]

...IF they give back all the money they made doing that immoral thing!

[@clipped-n-shipped2293]

What truth ?!?!? Like he didnt know the truth when he executed the orders

[@Tinfed]

They also get 30% of any fines uber gets slapped with so there's that

[@wurdofwizdumb1928]

They get 30% of the fines! I bet most whistle blowers now are also shady AF but want the BAG 💼

[@HassanPoyo]

This isn’t about doing the right thing. He milked it, won and then left Uber. Simple.

[@happyguy201]

Yes exactly. He still keeping that money aswell. The only victims are drivers who get exploited by people like him at every opportunity.

[@charlesk22]

This. He doesn't have remorse. He probably made a deal somewhere to air this out, probably someone trying to take down Macron.

[@sociolocomtsac]

True, but better than nothing.

[@xueueux]

So true...

[@Adamisthechizzle]

Well he did cross some powerful people by blowing this whistle

[@shekusheriff1438]

Amazon has done the same thing to small businesses all over the world.

[@arturs1993]

All corporations do.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

@@arturs1993 Not like American corporations do. American capitalism is another beast entirely. And tech companies have been able to build up monopolies never before seen. Amazon have singlehandedly killed off the high street. Bezos is the richest man on Earth.

[@Liverpoolboy01]

@@arturs1993 especially supermarkets!

[@haroonhussain7568]

Amazon is the worst by far

[@spaceman69]

I use amazon all the time. I like their service

[@iancraig6070]

This shows corporations are being allowed to make decisions that affect government decisions by MPs that are more interested in money than policy.

[@cardroid8615]

Corporations have always been doing this. How do you think Pelosi and Biden for example are worth hundreds of millions each when they're on a politician salary?

[@Jord2123]

@@cardroid8615 ah trumpy

[@user-ug8wx5er1w]

Imagine the power Phizer or Apple has! Uber is tiny in comparison

[@bryonwatkins1432]

Why one of my favorite presidents, Teddy Roosevelt, is missed in times like this!!!! Read about his disdain against corporations i.e., big business!!!! He had it right!!!!

[@h1fae]

Is this guy really a whistle blower?? He took Uber’s money, did some very shady things, and is now trying to remove himself from the situation.

[@terrybatman]

Well he brought out the situation

[@Dancharo1]

I almost commented the same thing, he did it, he enjoyed the power, since uber didn't give him want he wants he comes to us as a whistle Brower. I dont accept this!!!!!!

[@mathewx6897]

After cashing his stock options. Let he return that “dirty money”

[@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883]

most of the time that's who a whistleblower is. How do you think they got the information?

[@donaldjeezytrump7230]

@@mathewx6897 who else would bring out that crippling information! Yall act so high and mighty morally without realizing your own compasses ain't perfect

[@Struieboy]

“ yeah, we broke the law and corruptly established ourselves in cities all over Europe but we’re behaving now so let’s forget about the old days and move forward “

[@yegmeshjwp]

I think the first once to 'whistleblow/snitch' should be given some sort of pass. It might encourage others to follow example whilst also being concerned that others will go for the pass first.

[@verzeda]

They're only behaving now because they already eradicated the competition.

[@AdityaSingh-lf7oe]

Yeah we killed millions of Native Indians, killed countless people in the middle East for no reason, but we r well behaved now

[@sesetio338]

Just turn to Cute and Anime like Japan did haha

[@Fat89789]

Sounds like the story of colonialism 😅😂

[@Sullzy]

All I can take this from this is, he knew what he was doing was illegal and would destroy Taxi Drivers livelihoods; did it anyway. Got hate. Felt threatened. Resigned to cover his own skin and is now exposing everything HE was doing within Uber, to try to protect himself.

[@MrGlutenFree.]

you took the words right out of my mouth.

[@cbounds3265]

A villain trying to portray himself as a hero.

[@milliammaximus7851]

Better late than never

[@MrDMIDOV]

@@milliammaximus7851 actually better to not be a total POS to begin with. Like this is not some one time oopsie, this is years of doing illegal business and skimming other people’s earnings knowing full well it is unethical and illegal.

[@neil.o4]

That's how Whistle blowing works.. You admit the mistake , bring the larger evil to justice and you may get legal protection. He is no hero here and i think he admits his part in all this.

[@aaronthokchom]

So he decided to expose because he fears for his and his family's life which means that if that's not case he would have continued to be the crooked person that he's always been. Whistleblower or some jerk ?

[@fatherofdragons4880]

Definitely the latter mate.

[@AlfredBarron]

both? He seemed earnest, but who knows. For me, his motivation matters less than the fact they are released - if every company had leaks like this I think the world would be a better place.

[@ganjamozart1435]

@@AlfredBarron This is why Assange is behind bars...

[@DjinnandTonik]

they aint always heroes but its for the best they come forward

[@hugonavakopp]

“Access to power is something that is not democratised “ 4:20 Epic quote

[@pr0fess0rbadass]

These mega corporations are the bane of modern society

[@charliecampbell2292]

this was always going to happen, you make it clear money talks, someone is gonna use tha money to do jus that

[@nosouponhead]

Not government?

[@johnnymookergee4935]

Mark the Scumbag , leak files right after he cashes $21 million in Uber stock options, what a hero , how pathetic

[@phaedrussmith1949]

In other words, business as usual.

[@KCNwokoye]

This guy was clearly on the verge of being fired and then he tries to rebrand himself as Robin Hood. Interesting how he is now addressing Uber as "they" instead of "my company that paid me millions and flew me around the world to meet world leaders, party with world leaders and dine with world leaders". I wish you well and may you find peace.

[@voiceofreasoningelliott5849]

I hope he goes to prison , you are not a whistleblower if you committed the crime

[@FriendlyHomie]

But locking him up would scare any future whisleblowers

[@anthonyhenderson2641]

@@FriendlyHomie complex and interesting

[@KBTadieh]

@@FriendlyHomie he ISN'T a whistleblower. He committed a crime...KNOWINGLY and wilfully

[@nihleigleca6702]

@@KBTadieh Still, those crimes would never be known or proven had he not chose to leak those files.

[@alancrowe6417]

Nobody in the comments is talking about the involvement of UK gov ministers and the secret meetings, has corruption become the norm in the UK?

[@lexluthier8290]

It has been for decades.

[@markevans3488]

Yep, and there are plenty of ordinary people queing up to say what a great job the main instigators do

[@monkeytennis8861]

@@lexluthier8290 for 12 years really

[@snoozyq9576]

Yea like you read every single comment

[@jimk8520]

This is EXACTLY how EVERY corporation acts!

[@DrippyVisuals]

10000%

[@jabbadabbajew6035]

💯👍

[@tracksensations]

I understand why you might think this and clearly this news is infuriating to read/hear yet another example of, but imo it’s really not accurate to say EVERY corporation acts this way - nowhere near close. Big, powerful and monopolistic corporates with aggressive public affairs departments - sure. But if we just tarnish all corporations with the same brush I think it actually helps organisations with the loosest governance get away with more delinquency under the guise of ‘everybody behaves this way’ and ‘this is normal’. It’s not normal and we should be clear about that! I’m glad this company is finding itself embarrassed again over this now and let’s hope it serves as an example to those who might have thought totally disregarding laws is a legitimate foundation for market expansion

[@Thtchiick2]

@@tracksensationssure , just do not trust the big CEO’s

[@hippophile]

I love the Uber statement, saying 1) they've moved from an era of confrontation. That 2) driver earnings are at/near all time highs. And that 3) in the UK Uber drivers get workers' rights. 1) is because they have finished using the violence to get their feet in the doors. 2) is just economic prestidigitation (total earnings per driver (or driver hour) adjusted for inflation would be a reasonable looking measure. Just piling up all the fees and ignoring inflation is not honest. 3) This is true, but only because they were obliged to by UK law, or else quit operations altogether. And only in the UK. Big deal.

[@stikeMedia]

Yep, drivers in South Africa are earning peanuts and have no benefits or protections. They tried protesting nationally last year but to no avail, Uber showed no mercy.

[@miketomlin6040]

Black cab drivers in London had most of the market used to make a fortune. You hear stories of 100k a year salaries, although some argue it was usually 50k. Regardless a black cab cost twice as much as a mini cab or an uber. So you can see why the Public were keen on uber. I could not afford a black cab unless an absolute emergency.

[@perfectallycromulent]

I can't say anything about other countries, but in the US, where Uber started, taxi services were corrupt local monopolies that gave terrible service at high prices, and that was true for me in New York, Michigan, Illinois, and Massachusetts. Dispatcher regularly lied to you about how long it would take to get a cab, and cab driver didn't care if someone else jumped into the cab you waited an hour for. There were laws in the US that needed to be destroyed, because they were harmful to the public, while benefiting a small business interest.

[@jayo3074]

what's that got to do with this lol

[@waytospergtherebro]

I'm sure you routinely used taxi services in every city in every state and are uniquely qualified to make this idiotically baseless claim.

[@ishish8816]

@@jayo3074 watch the video if its not already obvious

[@perfectallycromulent]

@@waytospergtherebro yeah, i said exactly where i used taxis in the usa. you need to work on your reading comprehension.

[@saisundarray335]

@As I See It it is much better, Uber was more easier to access, and much safer and efficient

[@m.9243]

Mark's confession and admittance of wrong doing is commendable. One importan question that should have been asked is, *did politicians around the world, accepted bribes (money, other rewards, real estate etc)* for their role in 'looking the other way' while Uber was operating outside the law in their respective countries? If yes, these corrupt criminals should be exposed!

[@taterkaze9428]

Kalanick has been gone for five years. Uber became more entrenched in the interim. Why did MacGann wait so long to come forward? "Access to power is not something that's democratized". Indeed.

[@riddhimaansenapati5006]

Read the guardian article. He has answered his reasons there. It was over a dispute over his remuneration.

[@cliffhackett420]

Kalanick has not gone he still sits on the board as Co founder

[@hamzamahmood9565]

"We sold people a lie" Thanks for admitting. Now please follow us to the police station

[@ssucl]

Ahahahhaa now if Jullian Assange published this, he would be sent to prison for 10000 years according to American "laws"

[@hamzamahmood9565]

@@ssucl He's still on the loose

[@Danafondo]

I’ve known this for years. They invaded Wisconsin and drove many taxi companies out of business using theses tactics. These actions impacted immigrants most of all.

[@redmed10]

The gig economy is OK until the whole economy is a gig economy.

[@paddyolten4031]

Just to add that the amount of bonus UBER paid to their executives is also something which further explanation is needed given the profitability of the business!

[@a0um]

I suspect that “violence guarantees success”, may actually mean that once the protests against Uber become violent the moral judgement on the protestors can start weaken the public opinion in their favor.

[@DavidHeffron78]

I look forward to the people involved in this not going to jail and getting better paying jobs.

[@sygad1]

possibly a promotion too, afterall, it's very hard work being that corrupt

[@stevethe3060]

I heard Uber drivers bypassed council knowledge tests for taxi drivers to attain badges up and down the country where all previous drivers had to sit knowledge tests ,were back handers given to councils ? Pretty sure this happened in Europe as well .

[@Sam-yr8ls]

They were never taxi drivers, so knowledge tests were not needed 🤷‍♂️

[@phallopeonchoobs5290]

Seeing as most uber drivers rely on say nah and always ask silly questions

[@anthonycastallano9075]

So our daughters or wives who use uber cabs are literally getting into cars with unofficial drivers ? Who could do anything!!! Are they checked ?

[@Sam-yr8ls]

@@anthonycastallano9075 ... is this your first time learning about uber? 😅😬

[@anthonycastallano9075]

@@Sam-yr8ls my daughters use uber cabs all the time" like I said are thes drivers checked ?

[@cliffhackett420]

I think any government involved in these meetings and helping Uber break into regulated markets illegally should be compensating taxi drivers starting with the UK and London’s iconic famous black cabs

[@bucurcristiansb]

This guy should be in jail

[@BBountyHunter]

Probably exactly what any major company does… Airbus, Pendolino… the trick seems to be to offer enough to keep everyone silent.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

American companies are something else.

[@EmpureMedia]

He had no problem bribing government officials & profiting off the expense of Taxi drivers until people recognized him on the street… a lesson to be learned here folks.

[@DAN420.]

He is only doing this so he can sleep at night and not feel bad about the millions he made. He has also only come out to the public so he can make more money from interviews etc.. Funny how he never once said he would be held accountable for his actions.

[@BlastinRope]

Let he who is without sin cast the first stone

[@allu9293]

Former CEO of Uber, Mark, may act as a whistleblower for a number of reasons, or for his own interest. However, we can't deny that he made sacrifices and took risks to inform the public about unlawful and unethical conduct during the scandal. As a result, Uber was investigated and we may have opportunities to correct these practices in the future. the behaviour benefits the majority of our society in the long run. If we have no encouragement/motivation to stand up, we can at least show our respect to those who did.

[@MixtapeEntertainment]

Admit the past, deny the present. How noble.

[@markgreen4612]

Thanks for the video but, please, on future videos keep the written material, such as at the end of this video, up for about twice as long. I had to go back and pause to be able to complete written portion.

[@freudba1578]

Corrupting politicians is the easiest thing

[@vk-zt4mf]

Love it how the questions are so perfectly rehearsed 😈😁.

[@Google_Does_Evil_Now]

This shows clearly we do NOT live in a real democracy. This shows we need real change. We need a new criminal law of acting against the people's interests tempered by encouraging efficient working and innovation, which can be disruptive. So it needs to be managed. We need Norway style distributed democracy with strong checks and balances. Norway, where they have a national wealth fund with 1.5% of global private businesses. In order to look after the Norwegian people.

[@globalist1990]

Thinking about uber. This could be easily a publicly owned platform with no profits, supported by the drivers for their business. It’s in the public interest to have “taxis”. But it’s not happening. We have the know how, we have the technology. We use it for selfish profit. 🤷‍♂️ Who doesn’t love a bit of passive income, amirite?

[@nickmaris8456]

As Uber is not in the list of the xcluded companies of the “Government Pension Fund of Norway”, they might have stocks of Uber too…

[@shaaddhillon3819]

Why are people so surprised? This is exactly what all corporations do, including media corporations!

[@fuziontonygaming]

Some, in capital societies think that it’s justified for corporations to rig for some odd reason and think that they are ppl too.

[@saisundarray335]

Not every corporation is the way you think, some are honest and organized. There is this norm in society that anyone with a lot of money had to do something illegal or take something from other people. Some of these rich entrepreneur's and companies have earned their glory through hardwork and honesty. Stop being a sheep.

[@francinesicard464]

Whistleblower my eye!!! I have never used UBER and shall not do so until UBER respects the labor laws in our European countries. US labor practices are more or less slavery practices.

[@TheCazzer28]

Fantastic interview

[@johnosam4681]

When Uber entered our country, I was really happy that I can conveniently book a car and felt secure. I have a very bad experiences riding taxis where I'm getting harassed by the driver, Uber solved that for me. Although their practice is unethical, company like uber gave me options, and security, just thankful we still have Grab in our country but our government is limiting their operations for a number of vehicles they can register.

[@edmondhodaj5817]

This is normal, why is this different from any other company?

[@TitanFind]

I can see why Uber chose the "ask for forgiveness, not permission" tactics: they felt a lot of these local rules were (a) archaic and (b) erected as protectionist barriers to serve local monopolies/cartels.

[@tentaklaus9382]

*local business over global companies/monopolies

[@ThunderboltWisdom]

I don't see why Uber used these tactics of "we'll do what we want because we're making too much money doing it".

[@Twittler1]

It still wasn’t there business to creep their way past local laws, which often exist to maintain vehicle and driver standards, as in London.

[@tomorrowsgirluk]

So sick of being conned in this life………

[@funnyman9616]

Everything is not true in this life because the legal system has turned everyone in slaves and sheep back in the day no one cared about what a other man or woman thinks it was just about have I done wrong or have i done right to another man or woman but these days you can’t have any privacy in your private property law is just a opinion

[@marshgatelaneposse]

Notice he takes no responsibility and points the finger at every one else

[@mdb3040]

I bet this guy has never been close to living the precarious work life that many Uber drivers have and taxi drivers who’ve lost work when their employers have gone bust due to Uber’s illegal business practices. Are we supposed to commend this guy? I don’t think so

[@Talib23401]

what he witnessed or what he did?

[@sunalwaysshinesonTVs]

Yup, nailed it! The "violence" clip is from Toronto. An actual (vs. the "Canadians are polite" trope) representation of the city. Underneath all that politeness is an disconcerting amount of repressed aggression, ergo while Canadians are known as "polite", we are also known for our passive-aggressiveness.

[@maxb5957]

Max was here

[@kasondaleigh]

A perfect example of Power bought and sold. An inside look at how Business and Politics really work.

[@thegamblersgambit844]

Its not like this doesn't happen with every big company

[@user-ug8wx5er1w]

Media HATES whistleblowers usually…

[@forcesensitive6371]

He says all this........getting out the back of an Uber 😂

[@lesabri]

So, everyone got scammed!

[@simonmk4130]

throw this man in prison along with all the bent government officials

[@mrr-ee6ui]

nobody uses uber anyway unless your a student

[@fatherofdragons4880]

Is he a whistle-blower or selling his autobiography?

[@maclef70]

"access to power is not something that is democratised."

[@mohammedshahban4459]

Most would call it corrupt practice??

[@user-dh6yv9uo4k]

The only reason this guy felt bad was because he got death threats lol If the drivers had not been so aggressive he still would’ve felt comfortable enough to keep exploiting the working class lol

[@pimisi]

Seems the latest trend is people wanting to make money off the companies they worked for just because those companies are successful.

[@user-bu9nb8wr6e]

Remove Uber from this country right now. He needs to be prosecuted to the hilt.

[@Mortube2023]

My dad works for uber

[@keebs1152]

f::k off. They’ve made taxis so much cheaper and affordable. The same thing needs to be done to Rail.

[@arturs1993]

@@Mortube2023 so ?!??? My mum is a drug dealer does it mean it should be legal ?

[@waytospergtherebro]

He wants a book deal now that he's been deemed unhireable.

[@anthonyhenderson2641]

Income is useful

[@littleninj0r]

You know how bad things have to be for a super rich person to even be alarmed by it

[@MrMalagat]

FairPlay to the man who spoke out regardless of salary etc etc not sure why so many people are being negative towards the whistleblower rather than Uber

[@happyguy201]

He made his money knowingly they were wrong. And also he is still living off that salary he earned by being part of that lie. If he is genuine than he should give it away or donate that money he doesn't own that money. The only victims are the drivers who get exploited.

[@merry_christmas]

4:12 "Access to power is not democratized". Those words hit true and hard.

[@sarldorissimo7916]

Corruption, Greed , was flaming the hot business Balloon.

[@elsathedemonwolf1035]

He did need to expose these criminals, Tony shoe and door dash should be the next investigated for stealing tips from drivers and other criminal activities, there’s something to see here!

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

He is one of the criminals.

[@IaSaVedem]

No one cares about the drivers, they accepted the terms of the service. Whats worse is that goverments produced a new transportation law especially for uber and later on other ridesharing services, a law on top of an already existing transportation law.

[@papapiers1588]

So am I getting this right...create civil unrest to create profit. Is this the bottom line?

[@i.k.8868]

Yup. Look at the farmer protests in the Netherlands in the past weeks. They were financed by big-argi firms.

[@jimk8520]

This is not a new thing. Political parties around the world have been doing this since the dawn of time.

[@joshk2533]

Pretty much the bottom line for every corporation.

[@wenterinfaer1656]

I mean, what did you expect from large corporations?

[@bryonwatkins1432]

What i don’t get right now is this!!!! Studying 📚📖 laws (won’t say all particulars), why haven’t Taxi 🚕 companies filed a MAJOR anti-trust civil lawsuit?!?!? With the evidence That’s out, Uber/Lyft would collapse virtually in a short time 🤦🏾‍♂️!!!!

[@hrhcrab]

Wait a tech startup sold us a lie?

[@MrBobofab]

This video is just demonstrating the effect of puting intense music behind something boring and making it somewhat interesting.

[@LordOfLight]

You think this is boring.....you needn't tell us anything more about yourself.

[@Checkmate025]

If its one kind of people that continuesly and universally scammed its customers shamelessly, its the taxi drivers. I applaud uber for breaking the taxi scammers monopoly.

[@jimang9823]

I fear one day all jobs would be Uberized….

[@Amarah4600]

He's only protecting himself. Doesn't care about anything else

[@baoyiyang]

Has he donated his millions of salary to taxi drivers to make amends yet?

[@snoozyq9576]

I'm willing to guess no 😏

[@Grumbo991]

This guy was raised right.

[@thewhinjaninja3610]

Once again, anyone who had been paying attention already knew this.

[@Soulofaman]

I mean with global corporations is any of this stuff really that shocking. I mean look at the times we are living in.

[@lukasmolcic5143]

"access to power is not something that is democratized"

[@firstname4865]

He talks a lot without actually saying anything

[@vanessam6074]

The amount of effort in trying to minimize their horrible actions is astounding, and I am not talking about Mark MacGann, he did the right thing by coming forward, I am talking about Uber, that, in an attempt to discredit his statements is saying things like "everyone knows what we have done, there is even a TV series, we are not like that anymore so shut up".

[@happyguy201]

He came forward and what? He made his fortune knowing it's a lie. He still living off that salary. The only right thing he should do is give that money he made away or donate it. People like him exploit workers and drivers at every opportunity and make money out of it. He is no victim the drivers are the victims of Uber.

[@vanessam6074]

@@happyguy201 I agree, but he also had the choice to keep silent and stay rich

[@newsmashups5989]

You missed something very important. Driver and Passenger Safety. Isnt that what Taxi Medallions are all about.

[@youtubetroll6620]

delete the app case closed

[@milliammaximus7851]

Uber did not have to use violence in France, they had Macron in their pocket, the Mayor of Marseille banned Uber in his town, overruled by Macron.

[@im_that_guy]

All things aside, my experience using Uber is still better than anytime I needed a standard taxi anywhere. I want to be able to use services that make my life easier for a cheaper price. This is what technological progress is for

[@IaSaVedem]

cheaper price, that`s the deal. If it weren`t for the cheap price you wouldn`t use it, unless it will be the only service avaliable on the market, and if that will happen guess what? the prices will rise because of the monopolized market. On the flip side the drivers of the tech progress are whining about the low fare prices and few money they make over it. Bottom line topped with the fact that uber made goverments invent a new transportation low on top of the existing one, makes this service a new age slavery warped in capitalism.

[@Marcus935OS]

Interesting video. Kalanick admits no errors. Kudos to MacGann for having some balls and a desire to make amends. I have to wish there were more like MacGann and fewer like Kalanick.

[@bettycastro835]

Wasnt Osborne and Cameron involved with the set up here in uk

[@mejus161]

Modern day slavery with some freedom is what Uber is

[@darkknightwithanidea1845]

So coming off that hamster wheel … DID YOU return all the money you made whilst you were in management? Are you paying back all the profits you made? Answer us that?

[@Samlowkiapeng1888]

Few minutes in and the Interviewer has already butchered the interview

[@ShopSmallUS]

We as drivers already know. We don't need whistleblower to tell us .. it won't help in any way

[@stevenolan-hilton1641]

This disclosure is for himself and his survival, not about us.

[@Chris-nk6qw]

Hope he returned all the money he made

[@amusa8448]

returners🤡

[@alexanderhorne7164]

more people need to see this