I'm no fan of the Gig Economy. I don't believe it created any jobs, but instead just undercut established, regulated industries that payed living wages.

Airbnb wasn't doing well before Covid-19. It lost $674 million just last year. Then everything shut down.

Four months ago I called out the so-called 'Sharing Economy' for what it was: it's never been anything more than either 1) a moonlighting job or 2) scabs undermining working people trying to make a decent living.
This week two news articles proved my statement in no uncertain terms.

The 'sharing economy' has always been an unfunny joke of a term.
In my view it's never been anything more than either 1) a moonlighting job or 2) scabs undermining working people trying to make a living.