Gentlelife50:

Bros this is fake news, in dru voice.

franksam2009:
what is she has plenty lougauge in the boot

Fahrenz:
I understand you points.
HP is not for everyone but that doesn't mean it won't work.

No one can drive 730 days without hindrance and when I said 730 days I didn't mean it in a stretch. No one signs a contract that doesn't allow for hindrance. We are humans.

My point is from a positive perspective.

If a Toyota corolla is totally sound, engine, body, gearbox and suspension it is very easy to achieve HP. I gave that guy a number of factors that would make him successful and if he sticks to it, he will be fine.

If you can consistently net 120k in a week and you have a good maintenance habit and saving habit, you don't need two years to complete the hp. You need those factors I mentioned, focus, and commitment.

A tokunbo corolla can go straight 2 months without needing anything more than an oil change. And if he uses the extended performance oil, 3 months before oil change. Let's not talk as if cars break down everyday.

At 120k a week, he owes only 35k.

Do you agree that with the remaining 85k left from that week, it is enough for him to fuel the car, eat, recharge his data and airtime and then save at least 25k weekly?

If a driver on HP can save 25k weekly, by the 12th month, he has saved 1.2m and has paid out almost 1.7m. If he decides to pay 900k to the car owner from his yearly savings, how many months do you think is left for him to complete the balance?

Don't forget the month of December.... Don't forget.

I understand that it is impossible to some drivers, but HP is very achievable if all conditions are met, especially focus and determination.

If you make 15k daily on weekdays, and 50k combined on weekends that's already 125k.

Someone like me will dust this HP but I agree that everyone doesn't have, not share my mindset.

Facts only

nitigriti:


You want to be clever by half. I'm a Chemical Engineer. 1) Choose any 8 consecutive weeks of your choice
2) Post your net earnings for those 8 weeks week by week
3) Earn your #15,000
4) "If you can consistently net 120k in a week" key words, consistently, net, in a week.
5) Why not stake a little something too, say like #7,500? Let's make this fun

Fahrenz:
I understand you points.
HP is not for everyone but that doesn't mean it won't work.

No one can drive 730 days without hindrance and when I said 730 days I didn't mean it in a stretch. No one signs a contract that doesn't allow for hindrance. We are humans.

My point is from a positive perspective.

If a Toyota corolla is totally sound, engine, body, gearbox and suspension it is very easy to achieve HP. I gave that guy a number of factors that would make him successful and if he sticks to it, he will be fine.

If you can consistently net 120k in a week and you have a good maintenance habit and saving habit, you don't need two years to complete the hp. You need those factors I mentioned, focus, and commitment.

A tokunbo corolla can go straight 2 months without needing anything more than an oil change. And if he uses the extended performance oil, 3 months before oil change. Let's not talk as if cars break down everyday.

At 120k a week, he owes only 35k.

Do you agree that with the remaining 85k left from that week, it is enough for him to fuel the car, eat, recharge his data and airtime and then save at least 25k weekly?

If a driver on HP can save 25k weekly, by the 12th month, he has saved 1.2m and has paid out almost 1.7m. If he decides to pay 900k to the car owner from his yearly savings, how many months do you think is left for him to complete the balance?

Don't forget the month of December.... Don't forget.

I understand that it is impossible to some drivers, but HP is very achievable if all conditions are met, especially focus and determination.

If you make 15k daily on weekdays, and 50k combined on weekends that's already 125k.

Someone like me will dust this HP but I agree that everyone doesn't have, not share my mindset.

Facts only

Fahrenz:
I understand you points.
HP is not for everyone but that doesn't mean it won't work.

No one can drive 730 days without hindrance and when I said 730 days I didn't mean it in a stretch. No one signs a contract that doesn't allow for hindrance. We are humans.

[/b]My point is from a positive perspective.[b]

[/b]If[b] a Toyota corolla is totally sound, engine, body, gearbox and suspension it is very easy to achieve HP. I gave that guy a number of factors that would make him successful and if he sticks to it, he will be fine.

[/b]If[b] you can consistently net 120k in a week and you have a good maintenance habit and saving habit, you don't need two years to complete the hp. You need those factors I mentioned, focus, and commitment.

A tokunbo corolla can go straight 2 months without needing anything more than an oil change. And if he uses the extended performance oil, 3 months before oil change. Let's not talk as if cars break down everyday.

At 120k a week, he owes only 35k.

Do you agree that with the remaining 85k left from that week, it is enough for him to fuel the car, eat, recharge his data and airtime and then save at least 25k weekly?

[/b]If[b] a driver on HP can save 25k weekly, by the 12th month, he has saved 1.2m and has paid out almost 1.7m. If he decides to pay 900k to the car owner from his yearly savings, how many months do you think is left for him to complete the balance?

Don't forget the month of December.... Don't forget.

I understand that it is impossible to some drivers, but HP is very achievable [/b]if all conditions are met[b], especially focus and determination.

[/b]If[b] you make 15k daily on weekdays, and 50k combined on weekends that's already 125k.

Someone like me will dust this HP but I agree that everyone doesn't have, not share my mindset.

Facts only

deedee44:

I'm sorry for quoting you, I hope you won't call me names this time.
Can any driver do 120k weekly consistently for a year?

Fahrenz:
chemical engineer? Yet you do not understand that 120k weekly can come from uber, taxify and offline? You want to see 120k in a straight line for 8 weeks which amounts to a total of 960k

I posted cumulative 972k for the same 8 weeks but you are discrediting it and telling me you are a chemical engineer. What has being a chemical engineer got to do with simple mathematics.

Keep your money jare. Buy fuel with it

nitigriti:


1) Leave the offline out of this, except you can show us a bank transfer with a name matching the name of the rider
2) Listen to your words again - net #120,000 every week, consistently. Those are your own words. So show us how you did it for 2 months, then we will try to reason with you that it can be done on hire purchase for 2 years
3) Cumulative is easy. It doesn't tell the real story - that in this hustle, its inconsistent. There are ups and then there are downs. Many hire purchase arrangements fail because of this your same assumption - I net #120,000 per week, I will remove #35,000; I have #85,000 to play around with. Its not that simple. Sir.

dru23:


Yes o

DJperdurabo:


The emboldened is the flaw in the analysis.

dru23:


This is the most on point analysis I have read ever on the uber forum. From the beginning to the end, I couldn't find any criticism or doubt. Very on point to the max .. You will make a good business analyst

Gentlelife50:

Lolzz, bros how far?

Fahrenz:
I understand you points.
HP is not for everyone but that doesn't mean it won't work.

No one can drive 730 days without hindrance and when I said 730 days I didn't mean it in a stretch. No one signs a contract that doesn't allow for hindrance. We are humans.

My point is from a positive perspective.

If a Toyota corolla is totally sound, engine, body, gearbox and suspension it is very easy to achieve HP. I gave that guy a number of factors that would make him successful and if he sticks to it, he will be fine.

If you can consistently net 120k in a week and you have a good maintenance habit and saving habit, you don't need two years to complete the hp. You need those factors I mentioned, focus, and commitment.

A tokunbo corolla can go straight 2 months without needing anything more than an oil change. And if he uses the extended performance oil, 3 months before oil change. Let's not talk as if cars break down everyday.

At 120k a week, he owes only 35k.

Do you agree that with the remaining 85k left from that week, it is enough for him to fuel the car, eat, recharge his data and airtime and then save at least 25k weekly?

If a driver on HP can save 25k weekly, by the 12th month, he has saved 1.2m and has paid out almost 1.7m. If he decides to pay 900k to the car owner from his yearly savings, how many months do you think is left for him to complete the balance?

Don't forget the month of December.... Don't forget.

I understand that it is impossible to some drivers, but HP is very achievable if all conditions are met, especially focus and determination.

If you make 15k daily on weekdays, and 50k combined on weekends that's already 125k.

Someone like me will dust this HP but I agree that everyone doesn't have, not share my mindset.

Facts only

dru23:


I dey o . Have been busy lately.. Didn't have time on nairaland like I use to .. Work want wound me o .. I still dey remember your oyel meme last year .. When you posted a meme ,about the ogas want break tables shake tables etc .. That was one of the funniest meme .. I was even looking for that meme self..

nitigriti:


1) Leave the offline out of this, except you can show us a bank transfer with a name matching the name of the rider
2) Listen to your words again - net #120,000 every week, consistently. Those are your own words. So show us how you did it for 2 months, then we will try to reason with you that it can be done on hire purchase for 2 years
3) Cumulative is easy. It doesn't tell the real story - that in this hustle, its inconsistent. There are ups and then there are downs. Many hire purchase arrangements fail because of this your same assumption - I net #120,000 per week, I will remove #35,000; I have #85,000 to play around with. Its not that simple. Sir.

Fahrenz:
God, you're just too daft for my liking.... We don't have the same blood and spirit running in our veins. Don't fucking_ ever compare yourself to me.

Capisce?

gobuchinny:


Fahrenz I like your spirit and hustle but I guess you should say gross 120k not net...but nitigriti from his explanations of setting expenses apart I beleive you know what he meant...all the same nice hustle.

nitigriti:


The theory is good. Practicals are a different matter entirely

Gentlelife50:

Lolzz, I am loyal my chairman.
The stress of Uber is too much so I always come here to cool off, it's fun.

dru23:


The stress of making money will always be there.. Me self am stress . I wish I could win the lottery

dru23:
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It is very visible.. The example I gave about one of my uber customers justify his point.. I just wish at times my friend will speak up. But he told me that if he does speak a lot of uber drivers will come for his head... keep in mind all business analysis and sports analysis are good theory wise. But it does not mean that you can't achieve practicals .. Examples in my case, I have a female uber driver.. I don't think anybody would have hired a female driver.. But I did and took that chance.. The theory there was that a female driver might be more careful, honest and get more tips from customers.. The practicality about it is that you will never know until you try it. This is not like am trying to go to the moon .. What am putting into action is not a big deal ..

nitigriti:


1) Leave the offline out of this, except you can show us a bank transfer with a name matching the name of the rider
2) Listen to your words again - net #120,000 every week, consistently. Those are your own words. So show us how you did it for 2 months, then we will try to reason with you that it can be done on hire purchase for 2 years
3) Cumulative is easy. It doesn't tell the real story - that in this hustle, its inconsistent. There are ups and then there are downs. Many hire purchase arrangements fail because of this your same assumption - I net #120,000 per week, I will remove #35,000; I have #85,000 to play around with. Its not that simple. Sir.

nitigriti:


Oga dru, understand that consistent earnings in the 120k+ weekly gross range is very possible, but only a very few drivers - maybe like 1% - can achieve it. Like Chucksmoore said, there is a learning curve to it. There's attitude and work ethics involved. There's terrain knowledge involved. Customer relations. Driving skills. Car care skills. Knowledge of self skills - when to push the button and when to stop.
No one should come here and imply any body can just run a hire purchase of #3.5 million at #35,000 weekly for 2 years.

Fafafa ... Foul

gobuchinny:


Baba if you win that lottery e go come with en own stress ooo

More money more problems

gobuchinny:


Fahrenz I like your spirit and hustle but I guess you should say gross 120k not net...but nitigriti from his explanations of setting expenses apart I beleive you know what he meant...all the same nice hustle.

dru23:
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It is very visible.. The example I gave about one of my uber customers justify his point.. I just wish at times my friend will speak up. But he told me that if he does speak a lot of uber drivers will come for his head... keep in mind all business analysis and sports analysis are good theory wise. But it does not mean that you can't achieve practicals .. Examples in my case, I have a female uber driver.. I don't think anybody would have hired a female driver.. But I did and took that chance.. The theory there was that a female driver might be more careful, honest and get more tips from customers.. The practicality about it is that you will never know until you try it. This is not like am trying to go to the moon .. What am putting into action is not a big deal ..

emmancecute:
they are shaking table!