Courtesy Uber
"Someone in the government is actually working."
Now that’s something you, uh, hardly ever hear, say, or write. But thanks to Senator Ben Sasse, that is a sentence being uttered a little more as of late.
Now that’s something you, uh, hardly ever hear, say, or write. But thanks to Senator Ben Sasse, that is a sentence being uttered a little more as of late.
Got a ride from @BenSasse #Uber #UberLincoln pic.twitter.com/S5FvwiH8oI
— Adrian Silva (@Adrian1Silva) November 12, 2016
The Senator from Lincoln, Nebraska is driving part-time for Uber. He’s reportedly doing it for two reasons: charity and to get to know his constituents a little better.
@kimkuz
— Ben Sasse (@BenSasse) November 13, 2016
I like to work alongside and for Nebraskans.
I drove uber yesterday.
(For charity--I'm obv'ly not allowed to make any outside money)
Pro-Tip
— Ben Sasse (@BenSasse) November 14, 2016
If you throw up in an uber, the surcharge can be substantial
Upside: It's a market incentive to get drivers to agree to Sat.pm work
A strange new world indeed...
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