How DoorDash's Portable Benefits Could Affect Gig Workers | Skipcart & Flex News | Ep 5

We explore various gig work options to combat the summer slowdown, focusing on Skip Cart, Amazon Flex, DoorDash shopping, and the emergence of portable benefits legislation across multiple states.

• Skip Cart is a last-mile delivery service handling food, groceries, retail, pharmaceuticals, and electronics
• Skip Cart integrates with Shopify and frequently features 7-Eleven deliveries in many markets
• Amazon Flex can pay $28/hour with 4.5-hour blocks, often completed in 3 hours
• Using the FlexAlert app helps secure Amazon Flex blocks through auto-refreshing
• Organizing packages effectively in your vehicle is crucial for efficient Amazon Flex deliveries
• DoorDash shopping doesn't require Platinum status, but has separate Pro Shopper metrics
• Meeting Pro Shopper targets (92%+ original items found, 99%+ total items found) can earn 30% higher pay
• Shopping orders provide more control over your time compared to restaurant pickups
• Portable benefits legislation is spreading, with Utah, Alabama, and Tennessee already implementing laws
• Several states, including Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Georgia, are running pilot programs
• Benefits models vary between cash stipends (like Prop 22) or structured benefits that follow workers across platforms

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Speaker 1 0:08

hello , hello , welcome to the shift hustle show . My name is jason , as you know . Thank you guys . So much for uh joining me tonight . A couple things . We're going to talk about . This episode five , by the way . Uh , we're going to talk about .

Speaker 1 0:23

This is episode five , by the way . We're going to talk about Skip Cart . That's the app I want to highlight tonight to talk about . I haven't done it yet . I did sign up but I want to kind of Gabe did one . Actually , you know , gabe , he co-hosts with us at least once a month , sometimes fills in for me Actually , I think he's filling in for me on the 6th Think about it Now that I think about it . But anyways , he did one just for the show , which I really appreciate him doing that because I'm not live with it here yet . And we're going to talk about DoorDash and their shopping requirements . Just dig into that a little bit . I did some Amazon Flex . We're going to talk about portable benefits a little bit deeper . I kind of looked into that a little bit . I think I touched on that like a couple of weeks ago and then why DoorDash is pushing those portable benefits . So , all right , let's get right into it .

Speaker 1 1:18

Got a comment here , bubba Sue . I've been on the waiting list for like six months . I don't know what I think I ended up like because I wanted to highlight a um , an app you know per week , just kind of like something new . And I saw Skip Cart and I had I think I definitely had heard of it . So I was like oh shit , it is live in Grand Rapids , but I think I think I am technically still on the waiting list . So six months is a long time if they're , if they're in your area I mean , they're gabe's like uh , I don't know , maybe like two hours for me , so it's not like you know , it's in a different state or anything but um . So skip cart basically is an on-demand delivery service . I dug it into a little bit more . I thought it was more food , but they're basically the last mile delivery service . So they do food . They do excuse me , I'm drinking a beer again . You know how that happens . They do grocery , they retail pharmaceuticals , food beverage obviously says electronics . I thought that what was kind of interesting is that skip skip cart Express is offered within Shopify , so apparently they have an is it called an API where you're able to put that in your website and you can get stuff delivered right , do that . So that's pretty cool .

Speaker 1 2:45

I'm going into the pictures here . 7-eleven delivers yeah , so funny , you bring that up . Gabe's first delivery was 7-eleven . So I don't know a ton about this stuff . I'm just gonna kind of show you just so you kind of get what it looks like . It's relatively um , no , gabe wanted me to get rid of this guy's address , but like anyone cares , you know , just like any app looks like this the order you got a detail button , arrival time , mileage . You know just basic stuff proof of delivery , retake the photo . It looks relatively easy . Um , it's kind of the same picture . Gabe said it was very smooth .

Speaker 1 3:27

There is a breakdown of the pay . It wasn't a great paying one , I'll be honest . He's like I'm just doing this for the show . I'm like , yeah , I get it , I appreciate it .

Speaker 1 3:39

Uh , interesting , I know walmart spark does this and I don't know if doordash does . But like , how does this delivery go ? Do you guys ever fill that out , the five stars , and comment and stuff like that ? I typically only do it when it's bad . Um , but , and then the last thing on the skip cart they kind of have a rewards program , so each order that you do , you get paid a certain amount of points . Um , so I don't know if you know it's just a fancy way of like giving , getting a bonus . You know what I mean . But yeah , I guess it has like points you earn .

Speaker 1 4:12

And there was another picture that I think that like I can't remember , maybe I cut that one out , but , um , yeah , what do you guys think of skip car ? Right , like I wish I could give . Uh , only if it's bad . Yeah , the reviews . Yeah , I think Walmart Spark asks does it ask about the delivery or does it ask about the customer ? Yeah , I don't know , I can't remember . But yeah , I only fill them out when it's bad . It's like , especially when I'm really trying to get orders and I want to be like let's go , I typically just skip past it , I don't fill it out . So let me know about skip cart if it's good in your market . Uh , like babas , who said a lot of 7-eleven deliveries . Uh , who owns speedway too . So speedway , 7-eleven deliveries . Um , again , if the price is right , I'm gonna take it .

Speaker 1 4:57

I don't think it's anything crazier than any other app out there . They they say they cover 37 states . Clicked on , let's see the driver , just to kind of see if there was anything . Yeah , nothing really out of this world as far as different from any other app . So they do catering too . But it's always good to just add another app into your repertoire just so that you , you know , who knows , it might be great in your market . You just never know . Usually , when stuff joins as you know , most gig workers know that multi-app usually when the app comes to your area it's pretty good man , has it been slow ? Then that kind of leads into my Amazon Flex .

Speaker 1 5:42

I started back with amazon flex . So earlier last week I went out with , or I went out , you know , trying to make some money , and it is just painfully slow . I mean painfully slow . The , the spark is slow . I mean I got door dash on . I got grubhub , not grubhub I . I think my account's not , it didn't get deactivated , I just stopped using it , I think they just turned it off . But so I got uh , spark , doordash , uber , eats . I even turned instacart on , you know , and I'm just like you know what ? Maybe I need to go to flex , and so , as you know , I use flex alert , which auto refreshes your phone .

Speaker 1 6:25

I don't know how you do flex without this . I'll be honest with you . The link is in the description for that , for gary's apps . But so it auto refreshes your phone and , and I'll be honest with you , it is technically not a bot , because it hits your has to hit your phone first , but it does have a little bit of a grabber on there and I it doesn't win all the time . So it's , I think , the difference between gary's apps and a bot . A bot , you have to log . They log into your account through a server . That's not like it's . It's not on your phone . You don't get that from your phone . So I don't know how it's able . I think it's on their server so they see it first and then they can grab it . I don't know , but Gary's apps don't do that . It has to ping your phone , it has to come up on your phone and then it basically tries to grab it for you . So I lose a lot of them even with that .

Speaker 1 7:18

So , that being said , I decided to get on there and one of the parameters on that is 25 . Well , you can set it how you want . I mean , just like gary's other apps , you can set your parameters , and I wanted 25 an hour and I got one really quick and I was like oh shit , so um , and it was the caledonia warehouse , which is same day and I've never done a same day and uh , so that was interesting . I went there . Now , they don't have stickers on there , you have to organize it yourself . So the first I went there Now they don't have stickers on there , you have to organize it yourself . So the first day I went there I ended up looking at the address on each one and then writing a number on there . But God dang , that took so long . I bet it took a half hour for me to do that .

Speaker 1 7:57

So I talked to one of my friends her name is Jamie and she says she does it this way and tell me what your thoughts on this . So she goes by the address , so she just grabs the box and when you have , you know , a bigger back , you can kind of do . I guess if you couldn't fold your seats down , it'd be a little bit tougher . But she goes . Everything starts with . It goes one , two , three , then the middle , four , five , six , and then the back seven , eight , nine . So if it starts at a one , it goes here , two , three , so on and so forth . So I did it that way and it was easy to load .

Speaker 1 8:33

But the problem is I had a lot of big boxes and when I needed a two it was in the middle and it was blocked by all these ones . So what do you have to do ? You have to pull that out . So that's a little bit of a disadvantage as far as , like have to do you have to pull that out . So that's a little bit of a disadvantage as far as like finding the box while you're working because you know you can't see it . Now , if you organize them , you got one , you know you got one , two , three right in front , like doesn't matter what size the box is , you've wrote them on there , you've wrote the numbers on there , and then you're you know it's right there , so I can see both .

Speaker 1 9:04

If I had a lot of small stuff I think it would be fine because I could reach over the ones and kind of look for the twos . But I mean , I have a rear view mirror that has like a camera with it , so like if your back end is blocked , I had to turn that on . The boxes were so tall I couldn't see out the back and so that was kind of difficult . But I can see it for a smaller boxes , and I really liked the envelope system . I did the same thing . I just sat them on the floor and started one through nine , and then I knew that it was right , right where it was , without having to , you know , write a number on there . So let me know what you think about that , what , what would be , what would work for you , what would be better ? If you have a better idea , I would love to hear it .

Speaker 1 9:50

So yeah , I've done three routes and they've all been paid pretty good , I think . My last one I did was $28 an hour and they're four and a half hours , but they don't take four and a half , they take in like three . So you're really making , like you know , whatever . I'm not gonna do the math , you know we don't do math on here , but you're really making a lot more . So I don't sleep on amazon flex . I get . I , I understand I do have that app and that definitely does help me and I recommend getting it . The actually the app is free . Uh , flex alert . If you want to remove the ads , it's $20 . And then , if you want it to help you grab a block for you , it's a dollar a time . So you buy tokens or whatever .

Speaker 1 10:36

But yeah , I don't know , I think Flex might be my new thing for a while , until the other stuff picks up . School starts next month , 18th of August , I'll be back , so I won't be doing as much gig work except on the weekends . But yeah , traveler loves Flex . I love Flex too , man . I mean , it's very autonomous and you really don't talk to a lot of people and you just kind of do your own thing . And yeah , it's almost even better than food delivery for me , because food delivery there's waiting and that's annoying . You know what I mean . But you kind of like , just kind of do your thing when you're doing flex and you're just tearing it up through the street not literally tearing it up , but just doing your thing .

Speaker 1 11:17

And , thankfully , what was the first one I got ? Oh , I had well , this doesn't matter for you out-of-staters , but I had Lull . And then I did Rock for two days in a row . But I had to look back . I was talking to my friend Jamie . I hadn't done a flex route this whole year . I went back . The last time I got paid was December 2 . So it had been a long bit . So I'm kind of mad . I slept on it a little bit because last week was slow , but I mean it has been slow as the summer has gone on , so check out Gary's apps and Amazon Flex . Don't sleep on that , okay . So DoorDash shopping I think there's a misconception out there about DoorDash shopping and if you need to be okay , so forgive me on the terms of a platinum dasher , is it platinum now ?

Speaker 1 12:07

Is it fucking ? Yeah , get the job done , move on . Yeah , exactly , you don't have to fuck with anything , which is nice as long as the app works good . You don't have to deal with customer service . So there's no top dasher anymore . It's like platinum dasher .

Speaker 1 12:21

But I think what a lot of people are getting uh , confused with door dash and shopping is you do not need to be a bubble suit platinum . You do not need to be a platinum driver to do shops . Now , can you be a better shopper and get more shops ? Well , of course you can , and here we go . This is this is mine , okay . So get paid more as a pro shopper . So they have their own statistics inside of the app under ratings and rewards . This , these numbers are low for me and I'm shocked by this .

Speaker 1 12:57

But original item found . So you have , okay . So here are the things that you need to be at , and I don't know the exact . I mean , I looked at them a little bit before I started the show , but you have to have a certain amount of lifetime shopping orders . I have 75 , um , but I don't know what the limit or what the . What was the threshold ? Uh , items that were wrong or missing I'm good there . Items of quality issue good there . Substance issues good there .

Speaker 1 13:22

Total items found 93 . They want you above 99 . What's kind of bullshit about this , though , is that doesn't affect you like it . Just because I can't find it doesn't mean it's not there , or so no , no , that that a problem . Uh , reverse that . If it's not there , like I can't do anything about it . And then , original items found try to stay above 92 . I'm at 83% Um , so I mean , I , I don't know .

Speaker 1 13:50

I kind of think that's pretty strict for uh , for you know to to be that pro dasher , I guess , because some of that is out of your control . But this is awesome because , let me show you Gabe's His is better than mine , but he's not even . Let's see this one . Why is it not doing it ? There we go . He's at five out of six . So his total item found they want to be 99 . He's at 98 . So I don't know . I think a lot of it depends on the stores you're shopping at . I think there's probably certain stores you want to not shop at . Right , I bet you Dollar General is shitty at having everything in stock . So , yeah , gabe's doing good . I mean we're all the . He's got 470 time , 479 lifetime , but we're all the same , except he's got 93 percent on original item found on 83 .

Speaker 1 14:51

But like I said , I don't know , I don't think I can really control that . Yeah , I know I . I . Yeah , it definitely does say that you do get paid more . Um , what did it say ? Offers paying up to 30 more ? Yeah , I don't , and it doesn't . You can cherry pick those too . You just got to make sure they're good . And I think honestly , I think you would kind of shoot yourself if you did big orders like big shops , because I think you had more opportunity to miss items and sub and stuff like that . But I'm trying to think a couple I definitely wouldn't want to do Dollar General , meijer seems to be great .

Speaker 1 15:30

I do most of mine at Meijer , I can't . And maybe Family Fair I think that's a regional chain . For us it's like a Kroger . Well , I don't know if it's like a Kroger . I think Meijer is like Kroger . Family Fair is a little bit more expensive . They're smaller stores , I don't know .

Speaker 1 15:46

But yeah , so don't sleep on shopping . I know Maureen from Moe's Side Hustles , she kind of don't want to do it . But I mean , if you can make more and you kind of like , kind of like flex , you kind of control your own destiny a little bit , it's like how fast you shop , you know you're , you're doing the best you can , you're not waiting on a restaurant . You know what I mean . So I think that's what attracts me to that shopping as well as just being like quote , unquote under , you know not , you're not not your own boss , but like you're in control of whatever is happening . Same for like spark .

Speaker 1 16:24

You know , sometimes you get a pickup order and you might sit there a half hour , even . You might sit there 20 minutes before you even are able to even go to fucking pick it up . You know they send them out so early , but on , when you're shopping , you go there right away and you can knock it out . So check that out . Uh , what else did I ? Oh sorry , I got distracted . Um , yeah , um . Well , let's just talk about the portable benefits . That's about all I got left for tonight . So I know I talked about it before . I got an email I don't know a couple of weeks ago from DoorDash , um and I . So I know I talked about it before I got an email I don't know a couple weeks ago from DoorDash , and I'm just going to read it . I did use ChatGBT and this is just . You know , it's great , it organizes shit so well , like I freaking love it .

Speaker 1 17:07

But a lot of companies I shouldn't say a lot of DoorDash is pushing these portable benefits , and I think Bubba Sue had commented on that too . It's like why they are pushing it . So just a definition of portable benefits , which I didn't even know this was a thing , or maybe they curate it for gig work , but anyways , portable benefits are job-related benefits like health insurance , retirement savings , pto or worker's comp , that are not tied to a single employer . Instead , they follow the worker from job to job or gig to gig . This concept is especially relevant for gig economy workers , who often work for multiple platforms like DoorDash , uber and Sakaar and don't qualify for traditional employee benefits . So my first question on that can you get that in the W-2 world , although that wouldn't really matter , right , because they would offer their own . So it must be .

Speaker 1 18:08

I would like to know yeah , see , this is where I should be chat . Gbting this while I'm talking is like was this here before ? Gig workers ? So why DoorDash is pushing portable benefits ? They're protecting their independent contractor model . So DoorDash classifies its drivers as independent contractors and employees . If gig workers were reclassified , they would be required to provide full employment benefits . So that's why they're pushing it . Like makes sense . They're trying to advocate for a like middle ground solution um , like supporting them but keeping them independent contractors . Um , so it's shared responsibility across all platforms . But I I wonder how that's gonna work . Like I , they can do whatever they want , right , they're a technology company . They can figure it out . But if you do one Uber Eats delivery , that was like you know 20 minutes , how much of the benefits ? Like how does that work for benefits ? Like , let's say , I did one Uber Eats for the entire week and then the rest DoorDash Like I'd be curious to know how they break that down .

Speaker 1 19:29

Now , this is where you may disagree with me . I think this is good . I really do think this is good . I think it doesn't get us as employers and we've always talked about . I've always said I don't . I want to be , uh , an independent contractor . Yeah , you can handle your own benefits , traveler , but paid time off , all that other stuff . I want to be an independent contractor , but I don't want to be a W-2 . I don't want to lose that flexibility . That's the bottom line , is the flexibility . I did flex for a couple of days and now I didn't work today , I'm not going to work tomorrow . No one's calling me , no one's dinging me because I didn't show up .

Speaker 1 20:20

But you guys say you want to handle your own benefits . But if you could have it one way or the other , if you were forced to , wouldn't you want it this way over the other way ? I don't know . It is interesting , though Prop 22 might be a little bit better as I think about it , because they just give you money . Then you can do with it what you want . Right , you can buy your own benefits , or you can save it for paid time off , or well , you said no , but I said would you rather have , or maybe would you rather have it ? You know , as an employee , or I see what you're saying yeah , you don't want any of them . Well , we may not have a choice . So that's why it's super important , if that stuff comes up on the ballot or whatever , that we get out there and vote for that stuff .

Speaker 1 21:03

Yeah , doordash is calling for state-level legislation to create portable benefit funds . They have also supported pilot programs and partnerships to test models . So gigaworkers get stipends , which is kind of like Prop 22 for health or retirement benefits . But yeah , I mean , I don't , we gotta , we gotta separate that . This is coming from doordash because , like this is out there , stop , my dog is licking my leg . Do you have dogs and they lick your legs ? And then or lick your hands or whatever , and you're like , oh , that's fine . Then , all of a sudden , it gets too much .

Speaker 1 21:38

You think three states already have this . All right , well , let's ask benefits , is the one , one of those words I can't spell , worth a shit ? I forget the e . Um , there we go . This is the problem when I do this , though , when I google , this is what we do on the patreon , because if I'm like doing a rig , uh , a regular show or whatever , and I start doing this shit , I forget what I was talking about , or I forget my point or whatever . Oh , let's see , it's a little slow tonight , okay .

Speaker 1 22:25

So , uh , states that have passed portable benefit laws are pilots . Utah is the first to enact permanent portable benefits under sb 233 in 2023 , so alabama in early 2025 . Tennessee , uh , geez , bubba , sue , you're so damn smart , tennessee . So , utah , alabama , alabama , tennessee , wisconsin has proposed a bill that says it's not yet law . Yet they proposed it in may of of this year . It's widely supportive of actively moving through the legislature . It's a hard word Pennsylvania , maryland , georgia , not full of laws , yet these state-hosted DoorDash-led pilot programs in partnership with Stride . So , hmm , good job . Babasu Shit . So yeah , there's California , okay , babasoo Shit . So yeah , there's California . Okay , we know California . Hmm . So yeah , utah was like first on the bandwagon .

Speaker 1 23:32

Sorry , I'm reading . I know that's super boring . Yeah , I'm surprised Michigan has not done this . Uh , although I want to say it's kind of a left-leaning thing and some of these states on here are . But tennessee , sure isn't . Alabama , sure isn't . Maryland . Georgia sure isn't . Isn't Maryland . Georgia , sure isn't . I don't know .

Speaker 1 24:04

I know you guys are going to disagree with me , but I , I don't know if I could get , if I could do the same work and get other stuff . Like , why wouldn't you do that ? What ? What are y'all's worry about not being . You know , if that did happen , let's just stick to the portable benefit stuff . What would what would be your like ? What would your worry be that ? What would happen if that did get passed in your state ?

Speaker 1 24:29

Let me go back down here a little bit . So , uh , bubba , sue , new jersey introduced proposals to create a portable benefit we needed to say PBS for service concerts , though not enacted yet . So you're on there . I don't know if that's going to be a thing for you , but nothing else on the books for Michigan , let's see Utah , tennessee , alabama , wisconsin , pennsylvania I don't know if I know anyone . I know a few , obviously , california , I don't know . Well , jiminy is in Massachusetts .

Speaker 1 25:07

So , yeah , it's coming . It's coming down the pike . Is it coming down the pipe I did that just so you heard me or coming down the pipe ? Pipe , you can tell your own benefits , but my , you didn't answer my question . Pipe is this , is it pipe ? You'd answer my question , though .

Speaker 1 25:34

If everything stayed the same and you got more money , what would be the problem with that ? In Bubba Sioux , new Jersey is trying to push through . Very bad luck . Yeah , I don't know what it says , because you feel like a lot of this shit . It says , oh , this is this , but then they have all the other bullshit along with it , right ? What do they call that ? The pig or the pork , the fat or whatever ? That's what I freaking hate about when they pass stuff like this . It just pisses me off insurance costs more through portable benefits .

Speaker 1 26:09

Well , here's the thing . That's why I kind of like the Prop 22 , right , because they just give . You could be like damn it Traveler . They just give you the money and you can do whatever you want with it and that's like okay , I can tailor my own benefits to my own needs . That's perfect , right , tailoring my own benefits to my own needs . Hey , katie on TikTok , appreciate you .

Speaker 1 26:33

Okay , we're having a big discussion on if it's oh shit , what was the coming down the pike or coming down the pipe ? I know I can Google it , but Ultra says advantage mode was introduced to my market this week . I'm currently in advantage mode and have seen a huge , so ultra advantage mode was introduced to my market this week . I'm currently in advantage mode and have seen a huge , so ultra advantage mode . So I have that in my . So I don't do a lot of ride share .

Speaker 1 26:57

I know there's like advantage mode and then there's is it exclusive ? But you have to be like a certain tier to get exclusive . But I've been offered exclusive stuff , even though I'm my . I cherry picked the hell out of things . So all right , now I gotta google it . Well , I'm not gonna google it .

Speaker 1 27:19

Oh no , what happened ? Is it coming down the pike or pipe ? I just got to know . The correct phrase is coming down the pike . The pike is short for turnpike , which refers to a main road or highway . So something coming down the pike means something approaching or merging , like a car or an event , or coming toward you on the road . People often mistakenly say coming down the pipe . Probably think of a . Well , you know what ? What fuck it ? I think both of them are fine .

Speaker 1 27:55

So back to advantage mode . I don't know , I don't do rides , but you're always right , you need to start your own show . Yeah , I don't know , I don't know much about advantage mode . I maybe we'll talk to larry about that on wednesday , because although he hasn't been driving a lot either and he just recently got the upfront pricing .

Speaker 1 28:16

So , yeah , well , back to the portable benefits thing . I think it's a good thing as long as I'm not uh , yeah , it couldn't be a plumber ? Yeah , I'm sure that's what they use . Yeah , I couldn't be a plumber . Yeah , I'm sure that's what they use , as long as I think if it's a cash-like stipend that I can distribute how I want . But that's the thing how many people actually do what you're supposed to do ? Right , if you get an extra $500 for the month , you should put that aside for a rainy day , or you should buy benefits with it . I mean , see , that's the thing , I don't need benefits . I either have benefits for my W-2 , but currently I don't take them and my wife ? I'm on my wife's plan , but it would be nice to have some of that money to put away on a rainy day fund . But that's just me .

Speaker 1 29:05

So sounds like everyone in here is against it , which is fine . I mean that's , that's totally fine . Fine , I would have to see more details on it too . Like bubba , sue said that uh , the it's bad legislation . Well , if there's a bunch of other terrible stuff uh involved with just pushing that through , I don't think it's , you know , very good for uh , good for anybody . So , yeah , so that's all I got and uh appreciate you guys .

Speaker 1 29:33

Talk to steve steve . Uh , steve is so busy and he's uh under the weather and , yeah , I cannot keep up with steve . I don't know how how he manages every day . Maybe maybe that's why he's under the weather he burned himself out but I do need to get him on the show . We had him on god . When we have him ? Oh , we had him on like a couple months ago and we were talking about the colorado , the shit over there , but which I never even heard the end of . I'm so far behind in his podcast too . I'm like six episodes behind , so I need to get on top of that . But well , thank you guys , uh , for joining the show .

Speaker 1 30:07

The shift hustle show , episode five , where we help you navigate oh no , we help you own the hustle whenever we where I help you own the hustle and navigate the plot twist . Uh , appreciate you guys . Bubba , sue , ultra and uh traveler chiming in . I really enjoy doing this . Now they have a little bit more interaction , so I'm able to bounce things off things . I feel like if there was nobody in here , I so I'm able to bounce things off things . I feel like if there was nobody in here , I wouldn't be able to talk , or I would be able to talk , but I would just squirrel out . So I appreciate you guys so much . We'll see you on Wednesday at 7 pm Eastern for the Gig Economy News and have a safe and profitable night . Talk to you later . Bye , thank you .