In Brazil, the Uberization of the economy benefits the far right

Leonardo Queiroz, an Uber driver in Rio, enjoys the flexibility of his job after leaving a traditional role. He drives around ten hours daily, appreciating the lack of commitment. Similarly, delivery workers Roberio Firmino and Kauan de França, working for iFood and 99Food, value their current roles despite slower business. They benefit from a bonus system that can significantly enhance their earnings, making their new jobs preferable to previous employment in the restaurant industry.