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San Diego cab companies insist they aren’t losing customers to the mobile rideshare app Uber. But they are losing money because of it. The cash is following cabdrivers, who are making the jump to Uber in droves. “I don’t have a customer problem. I have enough customers to fill these cabs everyday,” said Anthony Palmeri, who owns taxi dispatcher Yellow Radio Service. “My owners don’t have enough drivers to drive the taxicabs, so the cab sits idle.” The people who own cabs, and the city permits to operate them, often don’t make their living from actually picking up passengers. Their income comes from leasing the vehicles to drivers, who pay them an average of $400 a week and take home whatever profits are left over. By Megan Burks Read more at Speak City Heights, http://www.speakcityheights.org/2014/08/taxi-turned-uber-drivers-get-a-new-lease-on-life/ Video Production: Brian Myers, Media Arts Center San Diego http://www.mediaartscenter.org/