Nick Zaiac is a Policy Analyst at Maryland’s Public Policy Institution. For those of you who do not know, a policy analyst is a person who observes the political world. So Zaiac is the person who is behind the scenes taking notes about the new laws that are being formed in the state of Maryland. For Zaiac’s recent piece for the Washington Post he wrote about the future of Uber and Lyft in Maryland. To begin, Zaiac starts off his piece very strong. Zaiac describes the regulation as innocuous, meaning unharmful. On the other hand, the regulations may not be harmful, but, Zaiac claims that these regulations may put thousands and thousands of people of work. As an audience member, reading that people could lose their lively hoods is sad. These
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Zaiac says, “Fingerprint-based background checks bring serious problems,” I agree with Zaiac’s statement. The law system is never equal. The law enforcement is very biased and dishonest. There could be a lot of complications with the fingerprinting and keeping up with the records. America is already having all of these complications like Trump becoming President, police brutality, debt, and etc. America cannot simply afford another complication like the fingerprinting system. It would be too much to handle, all at once. The errors that could happen in the fingerprinting could cost people their jobs and once they lose their jobs, it could be hard for them to receive any other jobs, just because of one ridiculous error in the system. Zaiac encouraged me as an audience member and other people that we should keep up to date with our law system in our state and make sure whatever is going on in our government benefits us as …show more content…
The picture may have been predictable but it is simple. The picture shows that Uber is important for this day and age and without it people would have to spend more money on taxis and cabs. Uber and Lyft was created for the simple fact that it would be easier for people to receive a ride in the middle of the night. It would be faster than a cab, especially in the middle of the night when you really need to get home from a party. It’s quite easy, you just have to put in your card information into the app, put in your address of where you are at and the address where you want to be dropped off at, send the message out, and that is it. It only takes five easy steps. Since it is your account you would not have to do that all time. Uber and Lyft is so sufficient, that whenever you have a friend sign up, they could use your promo code and they could get a free ride and so can you. I have had my fair share of Uber rides and they were all good. I never had a bad experience and the Uber drivers half the time were honestly good people who wanted to make a living by driving people around. By reading the title of the piece I thought that Zaiac was speaking to teenagers, only the fact because teenagers tend to use Uber more than adults because us teenagers do not drive, and we just rather not want our parents drive us around all the time. But Zaiac audience was everyone from the young people to
Zaiac says, “Fingerprint-based background checks bring serious problems,” I agree with Zaiac’s statement. The law system is never equal. The law enforcement is very biased and dishonest. There could be a lot of complications with the fingerprinting and keeping up with the records. America is already having all of these complications like Trump becoming President, police brutality, debt, and etc. America cannot simply afford another complication like the fingerprinting system. It would be too much to handle, all at once. The errors that could happen in the fingerprinting could cost people their jobs and once they lose their jobs, it could be hard for them to receive any other jobs, just because of one ridiculous error in the system. Zaiac encouraged me as an audience member and other people that we should keep up to date with our law system in our state and make sure whatever is going on in our government benefits us as …show more content…
The picture may have been predictable but it is simple. The picture shows that Uber is important for this day and age and without it people would have to spend more money on taxis and cabs. Uber and Lyft was created for the simple fact that it would be easier for people to receive a ride in the middle of the night. It would be faster than a cab, especially in the middle of the night when you really need to get home from a party. It’s quite easy, you just have to put in your card information into the app, put in your address of where you are at and the address where you want to be dropped off at, send the message out, and that is it. It only takes five easy steps. Since it is your account you would not have to do that all time. Uber and Lyft is so sufficient, that whenever you have a friend sign up, they could use your promo code and they could get a free ride and so can you. I have had my fair share of Uber rides and they were all good. I never had a bad experience and the Uber drivers half the time were honestly good people who wanted to make a living by driving people around. By reading the title of the piece I thought that Zaiac was speaking to teenagers, only the fact because teenagers tend to use Uber more than adults because us teenagers do not drive, and we just rather not want our parents drive us around all the time. But Zaiac audience was everyone from the young people to