Life The Sharing Economy: how much you sharing? - Page 2

Today I rented a car for two days on Turo. $80.40 complete total. It's the 8th time I've done it.

I've also done AirBnB, Lime Bike, Uber, Bird Scooter.

What services have you used in this new sharing economy? :-)

Most people are 20-40 using these services and I'm nearly 56.
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Originally Posted by Rain Man:
These are the cool looking trikes, not the 'can't balance yourself' trikes. I guess they do help with balance, though. I want to travel in one of these.

Ah, well that's different , when people see you in one of those they think you're cool. Well, cool and can't keep your balance.
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Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
Ah, well that's different , when people see you in one of those they think you're cool. Well, cool and can't keep your balance.

At least one of those is accurate.
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Use Airbnb for travel. Take Uber/Lyft Trips 3-4 times a month. Never had anyone ask for a tip.
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There aren’t nearly enough people here to do that noise.

Closest I’ve come is drill wheat for a bunch of dudes last fall
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I’m definitely into the sharing economy. I’ve shared Hepatitis C with over 50 people!
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I prefer AirBnB to hotels any day of the week. I've also used Uber; some places it is much more reasonable than others. I'd be interested in Turo, but I'm not sure how the insurance works out for that......
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Will rent my 1988 Yugo GVX for food.
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used VRBO once and will never do it again. I check Uber from time to time and the prices are just too high for my area. I'll just not drink and keep it simple.
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Originally Posted by HemiEd:
I don't have much a clue what you are even talking about.

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Originally Posted by Buehler445:

Closest I’ve come is drill wheat for a bunch of dudes last fall

I’m afraid to ask what this means
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Originally Posted by Fat Elvis:
I prefer AirBnB to hotels any day of the week. I've also used Uber; some places it is much more reasonable than others. I'd be interested in Turo, but I'm not sure how the insurance works out for that......

Check out Lyft for rides. Here it's half the price and mostly the same drivers.
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Hmm? I've used Uber/Lyft a few times around here. If I'm going to some kind of event and I know I'll be tipping a few back, or to get to the local airport. Out of state on business trips, I use them all the time.

Airbnb for travel? I'm intrigued, but I haven't done it yet. I would love to hear from more people who have gone that direction and about their experiences.
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Originally Posted by Bob Dole:
Check out Lyft for rides. Here it's half the price and mostly the same drivers.

Yep, that's exactly what I've found too.
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Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi:
Has anyone ever shared their friends’ fg’s pussy?

Billay has shared his mom's
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Originally Posted by 007:
used VRBO once and will never do it again. I check Uber from time to time and the prices are just too high for my area. I'll just not drink and keep it simple.

I can Uber/Lyft from my house to downtown, about a 7 min drive, for $7.00 including the 20% tip. We have several entertainment districts to visit there. We can have however many libations we care to and not worry. We know what the driver looks like, their rating by others, no cash changing hands. Where exactly they are coming to pick me up. Can communicate with them or let them have my GPS location if we moved since the request. I'll never take another cab unless no Lyft's/Uber's are available.
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