mustaches

Might as well accidentally ask the local mafia to white wash some money while they twirl their mustaches.

Leave it to a startup to go into the red whilst providing 1) an app and 2) fluff mustaches and..

You shouldn't be both manually manipulating the DOM _and_ using Handlebars mustaches for the same element.

Sometimes, there really are people twirling their mustaches and cognac as they conspire against the consumer.

These are caricatures to make the point - of course most people aren't going to be twirling their evil-villain mustaches.

Those pink mustaches and glowing blue uber signs probab eliminate 90% of the fraud.

Most Lyfts in SF don't have mustaches anymore (or at least not displayed prominently) and about 10% do the fist bump now.

Simple to learn, with mustaches, and it has worked really well for our project.

If that was how it worked, Germany would have outlawed vegetarian diets, art school, mustaches, and pants.

When Lyft got really obnoxious with the mustaches and fist-bumps, my order of checking for rides was: Sidecar -> Flywheel -> UberX -> Lyft.

Lyft: get rid of the mustaches, fist bumps and front seats.

I don't want to sit in the front seat and I hate those stupid mustaches.

"Some individuals even grew long mustaches which they would twirl with melodramatic flair as they savaged a programmer's code." Love it!

I don't see everyone hiding their faces, just two people, and “the pyro drivers noted that these mustaches were probably putting a ton of noxious chemicals into the air” may have something to do with covering mouth and nose.

Their branding; with pink mustaches, fist bumps, riding in the front seat and a sense of "community" (presumably going through that ritual with another makes you part of an exclusive community), has self-selected a group of people who is comfortable with giving up some level of trust, in return for the ability to participate in their transportation marketplace.