Tomi Lahren slammed for insulting striking Uber, Lyft drivers: 'Half the cars reek of body odor'

Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren is getting heat for disparaging Uber and Lyft drivers amid a strike that has those who work for the ride-sharing apps demanding better wages and more job security.
While prominent Democrats like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Kamala Harris have voiced support for striking drivers, Lahren is standing firmly on the other side of the picket line.
A week after butting heads on Twitter with Alyssa Milano over gun control, the conservative commentator lashed out at those protesting the working conditions at the ride-sharing apps. Her tweet accused drivers of being slovenly and foul-smelling, claiming that they work in their pajamas and have cars that “reek of body odor.” She also criticized them for seeking higher pay and a larger share of fares.

To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!
Per usual, her comments riled up her Twitter detractors.


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!
If every time you get in a Uber and it smells of bio odds are it’s you butter cup


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!
Many were quick to defend the drivers she insulted.


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!
No idea what Tammy is talking about. I am usually impressed how professional the drivers are dressed and groomed. Where are they driving in PJ’s 🤷🏻‍♂️


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!
My favorite Uber driver met us at the airport in his clean minivan, loaded our luggage, surprised us with chilled water bottles, had phone chargers ready for all 4 of us, and told us the history of the area we were in. But then, we didn’t act like entitled jerks, so....


To @uber @Lyft strikers:

You already get to go to “work” in your pj’s & half the cars reek of body odor.

So if you can’t support a family of 5 on a ride-sharing app driving income, sorry that’s not Uber’s problem. The platform was never designed to turn you into millionaires!
There’s a lot of difference between earning a living wage and becoming a millionaire. I don’t think any Uber or Lyft driver believes that becoming a millionaire is s possibility.
Some stood up for her, however. When a critic shot back that Lahren’s Uber rating would take a hit because of her remarks, a fan rose to her defense and suggested that she was too rich and successful to even use the app.


Good luck trying to get an Uber ever again.
She is most likely at the point in her life where she can rent a car, or just buy a new one every time she visits a new city. Rethink your insults.
Tomi Lahren slammed for insulting striking Uber, Lyft drivers: 'Half the cars reek of body odor' Tomi Lahren slammed for insulting striking Uber, Lyft drivers: 'Half the cars reek of body odor' Reviewed by Your Destination on May 10, 2019 Rating: 5

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