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Personal Narrative: My Income At Yellow Cab
Job depreciation for (Me) "Nathan Lievsay". I have worked at Yellow Cab for 16 yrs. My Income at Yellow Cab was sufficient enough to pay for the mortgage and bills for many years until an unfortunate set of circumstances have caused my job at Yellow Cab to loose business and cause me to loose income. I have noticed that my income at Yellow Cab began slowly depreciated over the last few years. And it turns out that UBER and LYFT has been the reason which reduced my income by less than half. For the past year I have been trying to find other jobs to bring my income back up. I have tried two different Jobs which still were not sufficient enough for the type of income I need. And now I am currently working for UBER as an independent contractor
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