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There's no such thing as "exploiting workers" or "workers" in the first place.
Well this is a take ive never heard before. So when one orders doordash, no workers are involved?
Are these workers paid?
Are these "workers" with us in the room right now?
There are no workers. There are providers and consumers.
Do you want to get to a point, here? Cause so far you've made a weird distinction but that distinction seems to have no purpose.
Are these "providers" in the room with us right now?