1 The call of a cardinal can come to cheer us up, or cheer us on.  The unique clarity of his call is can be used to gain our attention and lift us from our depression, our sorrow or perhaps our ordinariness. The cardinalâs call can call to us to do our duty.
Recently, in San Francisco, I completed a three passenger UberPool ride which paid $19.94. After the 20% commission and safe rides fee deduction I made $12.71. While $12.71 for 27 minutes of work is not exactly Uber CEO Travis type money, at $28.44 per hour it is slightly higher than my usual $25 per hour average.
Lyftâs policy is more flexible, all things considered. If a rider cancels a Lyft request more than five minutes from when itâs made, youâre âchargedâ $5. This is substantially different from Uberâs policy, which provides no leeway and charges a cancellation fee once a request is made. Depending on the city, Uber can charge more than $5 for the cancelled request. One of the key benefits of using Lyft in the past was the lack of surge pricing, which is this horrible thing Uber does to jack up the price a bajillion-fold when demand is rampant.