From my perspective, this is the chance for someone to get access to a car that they might not otherwise have and also create a job for themselves.<p>Someone who is a college student or relatively poor for some reason might view this as a chance to get access to a car for themselves and also make enough money to cover it and perhaps a bit more than that. It might not be a paradigm that would occur to you because your situation is different from that. But I think we need to not turn our noses up at giving people the chance to make what looks to you like a poor wage.<p>A quick google suggests Nevada&#x27;s minimum wage is either $7.25&#x2F;hour or $8.25&#x2F;hour, depending upon what benefits they have. If you are only making $7.25&#x2F;hour, then $10&#x2F;hour is more than a 33% increase in income. That extra $2-$3&#x2F;hour may seem piddling to you, but for people who have very little, it can be huge and make a big difference in their quality of life. Furthermore, if it also gets them access to a car that they wouldn&#x27;t otherwise have, this may be hugely life changing. Living without a car in America can be quite challenging.