Yes uber has had it problems disrupting an industry which was ruled by taxi cartels and it did have a Problem with its bro culture. But to call this is 'The uber story' is an understanding. This is biased political commentary created for sole purpose of taking a big dump on uber. Literally nothing positive about Uber.. really? Surprised Netflix has shit like this on their streaming platform. Save 45 mins of your life and stay away!
2 Reviews
Opinionated, biased and uninteresting
perlshop2 August 2019
From the start of the show it was clear that the point of the whole episode was to cr_p all over uber.
Everything was edited to show everything about uber in bad light. From how their cars are a safety nightmare, to the evil corporate overloads at uber.
Of course if you interview people from taxi companies and bureaucrats they will say all bad things about uber because it's their overpriced business being destoryed and all govt cares about is their darconian laws not consumers.
It actually became quite ridiculous at the end when they even started belittling ventures like uber eats destorying restaurants.. really? how about interviewing some actual consumers who do benefit from their services immensely and uber has actually made their lives easier. Same for their futurstic technologies like personal transportation and uber flying cars. Hey they are actually trying to invent something great, how about not putting it off as "oh well that's a pipe dream".
I wish they created more balanced documentaries than this.
Everything was edited to show everything about uber in bad light. From how their cars are a safety nightmare, to the evil corporate overloads at uber.
Of course if you interview people from taxi companies and bureaucrats they will say all bad things about uber because it's their overpriced business being destoryed and all govt cares about is their darconian laws not consumers.
It actually became quite ridiculous at the end when they even started belittling ventures like uber eats destorying restaurants.. really? how about interviewing some actual consumers who do benefit from their services immensely and uber has actually made their lives easier. Same for their futurstic technologies like personal transportation and uber flying cars. Hey they are actually trying to invent something great, how about not putting it off as "oh well that's a pipe dream".
I wish they created more balanced documentaries than this.
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