What’s up crew, This week has been rough in the San Diego AM market. 🚙💨 Low ride quantity → long stretches with no pings. Low fares → the rides I did get weren’t making it worth the miles. Best XL ride of the week? Canceled on me 5 minutes away. 😤 It’s one of those stretches where it feels like you’re just burning gas and chasing shadows. But here’s where I’m at: 👉 Time to damage control this weekend. Starting tonight (Friday) at 6 PM, I’m flipping the switch into weekend hustle mode. I’m hoping nightlife + airport waves can make up for the slow mornings. 💬 Question for y’all: How are your AM markets looking in your city? Any San Diego drivers feeling the same dip this week? What’s your go-to damage control strategy when the week starts off slow? Let’s share some game here — no driver left behind. 🔑 Stay safe, stay sharp, and may the surge be with us. ⚡

🚙 Hours Worked: 6 💵 Total Earnings: $103 avg rate $17.16 hr 🔥 Best Ride: None – all low-value UberX rides. 😤 Worst Ride: A high-value XL request that canceled after 5 minutes driving towards pickup. 📝 Lesson Learned: There’s always more rides tomorrow. 😪

🔑 Zone Hacks → Best times & spots for hot areas like Airport, Downtown, Pacific Beach, Mission Valley. ⏰ Timing Strategies → Example: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM (with a 30-min mid-shift meal break). 🛑 Avoid Traps → Traffic routes that eat time. → Suburbs & dead zones where rides are rare. 💡 Personal Tactics A great fare to a dead zone isn’t worth it. You’ll likely get stuck or return empty-handed — meaning your “big win” gets clipped later when fuel and lost time catch up.

Hours Worked: Lyft: 3.25 hrs Uber: 2.15 hrs Total: 5.4 hrs Earnings: Lyft: $179.22 Uber: $63.71 Total: $242.93 🔥 Best Ride: $63.87 fare 45 minutes / 42 miles 😤 Worst Ride: $0 — insurance mistakenly booked for a patient 📝 Lesson Learned: Be patient and just show up.

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