Initialize a new git repository with Google Drive folder as origin

git@GoogleDrive.sh

# Initialize a new git repository with Google Drive folder as origin

export GOOGLE_DRIVE_DIRECOTRY=~/Google\ Drive/git-repositories
export WORKING_DIRECTORY=$(pwd)
export REPOSITORY=$GOOGLE_DRIVE_DIRECOTRY/${WORKING_DIRECTORY##*/}
mkdir -p "$REPOSITORY"
cd "$REPOSITORY"
git init --bare
cd $WORKING_DIRECTORY
touch README
git init
git add README
git commit -m "Initial commit."
git remote add origin "$REPOSITORY"
git push origin master

This is great. Since Google Drive for Desktop mounts a drive on Windows 10, a folder on that drive can be used as the origin. I haven't tried this yet, but I will.
Instant unlimited private git repositories.
I wonder if this also works with sharing on a team.

I don't even have a Google Drive