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Popularity of Scooters Creates Jobs for ‘Juicers’

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U.S. cities are being overtaken by the scooter craze young and old riding rented electric-powered scooters everywhere. That has given rise to a new line of work people who go out at night to charge those scooters to earn some money. Michelle Quinn met some “juicers.”-: VOA NEWS