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Are You A Rideshare Driver In LA? Tell Us Where You Eat
A Lyft/Uber driver cruises Hollywood. (Photo by Frederic J Brown/AFP/Getty Images)
In case you didn't notice, we love food. We've covered where to eat in the wee hours of the night, how to find the best soul food in the city and why your In-N-Out fries aren't as good as they could be.
But we also know that where you work dictates where you eat. If that's a traditional office job, that might mean a sad desk lunch. If you're in the service industry, that could mean sharing "family" meals with your co-workers. And if you're a rideshare driver, that might mean... well, we're not quite sure.
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