Super traffic pain for the people who live in San Francisco from this event.

Sidecar goes out of business.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-12-29/sidecar-squeezed-out-by-uber-and-lyft-will-shut-down-on-dec-31

I predict the same for Uber and Lyft.

Here I am coming to you from Northern Mexico, aka the Bay Area region of

California USA,the Pacific Rim, under Washington DC’s protection, guidance and

tutelage.

About to start another week of driving a cab. The last week of cab driving

really put a pounding on my body.

The good thing to come from it though is I did get a chance to finish all my

classes at the community college for this semester and I can now read the books I

want to read instead of what my instructors want me to read.

I am slowly trying to fine tune my word press site here.  Square and DropBox didn’t hit their IPO numbers , more Unicorns to follow.

As there seems to be a fair amount of parking in my San Francisco neighborhood. I just hope they are not watching the NASDAQ.

Really needed to use restroom while driving cab and found a public rest room in a hidden niche of the financial district of San Francisco called St. Mary’s square, looked like a lot of homeless people hang out here along with lunch time workers from financial district , interesting place.

I am always intrigued how humans live when they don’t have established dwellings in an urban environment.

If the economy is doing so well why is the Federal Funds Rate still at zero? All time historical low.

I think the Fed will keep rates low until the economy really can walk on it’s own with out assistance, or until some event like major inflation forces Fed to change it’s policy.

Lets hope this doesn’t hold true as to Uber and corporate TNC’s trying to harm the cab industry.

A venture capitalist told me  tech is only one small segment of making money. He said the technology of a product must be spot on , but the most important part is finding out things like why people use a product, and how to get more people using the product

San Francisco is adding thousands of new residents without the infrastructure to accommodate them this is hugely evident in the unbearable traffic congestion in the city.