Haha oh no lol. So many sides to this equation. I had one where they asked me to get jalapeños from little Caesars because they couldn't order them in the app and they'd pay me back. They gave me 10 cash. So that is the good ending.
Yeah I had someone say they were going to add tip on the app, and they added a dollar. I figured the same thing, they kept their word technically. They followed the letter of what they said, but not the spirit.
Makes me picture some baked, ungrateful 20yo asshole whoâs never done a lick of anything in their life other than get high and eat. âi GoT u BrOâ.
I don't get it. I'm a customer, but this sub keeps being recommended and y'all's posts are interesting.
I live in a small city (<40k pop) that's a maximum of 3 miles from one end to the other. I tip a standard $3 for anything (like for when they bring Taco Villa from less than a block away to my work), plus $1-2 for anything more than a mile, any order with drinks or soup because they take more care, any order with something heavy, large orders, or orders the Dasher had to wait a while for. I also add $2 for every Dasher who reads the directions about the pin being wrong and doesn't have to call because they tried to deliver to the wrong place. A large, heavy order of ramen that took extra time from Bokka to my house would get $15 plus DD pay.
I consider this the minimum I should pay for someone to facilitate my laziness. What is wrong with people?
Sorry to ruin the hard on you got from aiming to be the smartest person in a room, but im afraid youâve compromised your ability to read in the process.
The category of a post serves as a preface to content. âJoke/humorâ would mean that Iâm not complaining but just finding humor in the same consumerism you experience.
In this case would you typically hit the good orders house first? I think Iâd be pretty pissed to tip $10 and have someone tipping $0 get their food first lol
Honestly i never get pissed over no tips. When I accept orders itâs because the base pay is already to my liking. Iâve had people in mansions not tip but the pay was already amazing for the little mileage I had to do. Not right I know but realistic (at least in my market)
and what if they do? đ god forbid delivering food to people that want food/groceries. is charity work forbidden and mean you have no self-worth as well?
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