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18:19 And instead, he signs an executive order, ordering a state study of driver pay.
15:13 And they want greater transparency and a greater voice in their workplace. And so they're at the state capitol with state lawmakers to try and get a better deal through legislation. And frankly, it works. Their lobbying recruits lawmakers to start thinking about how to legislate Uber and Lyft's presence in
16:55 To publicly traded startups in the free market, those are fighting words. Uber responds by facing off directly with lawmakers announcing that they may be forced to leave the state if this legislation goes through.