I drive for lyft/uber
 

So the last few months I have been drving for lyft and uber and last night I was given a quest to do 25 rides get 250.00 and 80 ridcs get 181.00 plus 70.00 for 15 more rides after the 80.

I started driving last night at 5 pm and went to 2am. In that time I made over 550.00 in one night and over 1100.00 for the week with less than 36 hours driving. I completed he 80 ride quest and I am 13 rides from completing the 25 ride quest and 12 rides from completing the 15 ride quest for the extra 70.00.


When I go out tonight I should be able to come close to what I made last night again.

This is allowing me to install new HiD/LED headlights on my car and installing car play stereo system as well.
The math comes out to around 32.00 an hour for last night.

Way to go, Reroka.

Put some of that loot to the side for a rainy day.

When you get a chance, tell us some of the horrible and funny things about people that you've driven!

I have video of two smoking hot women going at it in my back seat. Kissing, tits and all.

I have a Fidelity account that most my earning go to.

Boy, we just went from 0-60 in 1.9 seconds!

Awesome! Get that bread!

That's pretty great. How long can someone keep up that pace? Once a month or something?

Yea. I think I'm going to buy a car.

I have been doing it now for 2 months, with a day taken off here and there.

I tend to drive Monday-Thursday 430 pm to 11 then Friday and Saturday from 4pm to 2 am and Sunday 11 am to 9pm.
Over that 2 month time I have made 10 thousand dollars so far.

IF anyone wants to try it, I have a referral code which will give you over 700.00 dollars for just giving 30 rides when you first sign up.

are you taking into account the expenses you are incurring with the vehicle?

Yes
I drive a 2011 Hyundai sonata that I own. It has close to 101,000 miles in 10 years old

Reroka,

Do you provide water and snacks for your guests?

I always appreciate the extra amenities some drivers provide.

I do provide bottled water that on ice in a cooler as well as hand sanitize and mints

That makes a huge difference.

Is this primary or secondary income?