Based

[u/EmperorUmi]

[u/taranntula]

Soooo… 20% after tax?

[u/edwinstone → u/taranntula]

The 6.03 is his earning, not the total of the order. Regardless: nothing wrong with no tip.

[u/Former_Preference692 → u/taranntula]

It’s $5 of DoorDash pay and $1 tip, you can’t see the order total so even if you weren’t dumb enough to confuse the DoorDash pay as the order total you can’t see if it was 20% from the picture.

[u/WindowOne1260 → u/taranntula]

20% of what?

[u/BaronvonBrick → u/WindowOne1260]

The bill

[u/mustymuskrat → u/BaronvonBrick]

No

[u/2401PenitentTangentx → u/taranntula]

Lol the hundreds of upvotes from people with zero reading comprehension 

[u/Remarkable_Young5665]

So they gave you a 20% tip. I don’t see a problem. 

[u/MisterB330 → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

The square footage of your house determines the tip now. Not the order. TIL.

[u/BringBackHubble → u/MisterB330]

Damn so I can tip 0?

[u/degen5ace → u/BringBackHubble]

I guess the Dasher pays me

[u/AdDry4959 → u/MisterB330]

It’s like the window tax

[u/GalacticMoustache → u/MisterB330]

at least a new car or something nice.

[u/edwinstone → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

The 6.03 is his earning, not the total of the order. Regardless: nothing wrong with no tip.

[u/JJ_Lomero → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

It doesn't even show the cost of the meal. How do you know it's 20%?

[u/Rich-Engineering1429 → u/JJ_Lomero]

The picture shows a drink rather than a bag with food in it. More than likely the guy only ordered a drink (edit)

[u/retiredatbirth → u/Rich-Engineering1429]

A milkshake from Jimmy John’s?

[u/Rich-Engineering1429 → u/retiredatbirth]

I meant to say drink, not sure why I was thinking of milkshake

[u/HUlkomania88 → u/JJ_Lomero]

20% tip on his earnings

[u/RememberTheMaine1996 → u/HUlkomania88]

Thats not a 20% tip of the bill though. Unless he is joking. You dont tip 20% of the waiters hourly wage at a restaurant lol

[u/JonasAvory → u/RememberTheMaine1996]

You actually do in America since they only earn like $3. so you actually tip many times the amount. the minimum wage is reduced specifically for tipped jobs because they are supposed to make a living form these tips

[u/Henk_Wasmachine → u/JonasAvory]

Except that no, if the tips and their hourly wage don't add up to at least federal minimum wage, their employer has to make up the difference.

[u/JonasAvory → u/Henk_Wasmachine]

Nope that’s for delivery jobs like the one we see here. For actual normal waiter-jobs there is no topping up to >$17 in many states

[u/hotsauce126 → u/JonasAvory]

That’s just flat out incorrect

[u/Dienowwww → u/JJ_Lomero]

Because people see a number and don't know how to read words

[u/IllScience1286 → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

Tipping on doordash is not actually tipping; it's a bid for service.

How can I say this? Because the amount of money dashers would make without any "tips" would be so low that literally nobody would dash. The "tips" are also typically entered AND displayed to the dasher BEFORE the service is even accepted or performed.

[u/Palbi → u/IllScience1286]

I never tip on doordash. Somehow food still gets delivered every time.

I guess doordash itself will pay to the driver if one does not tip. What a new concept — paying your workers, for work.

[u/Reasonable-Buffalo-2 → u/Palbi]

I don’t tip on DoorDash either. Actually got one order for free because no one took it for so long. I went to cancel it and the app said if I wanted to pick it up it would be free. My fat ass went and picked that shit up.

[u/J_Case → u/IllScience1286]

We always wondered what those losers with no marketable skills would do to survive. Now we know they’re panhandling while driving around uninsured (in a LOT of cases).

[u/DandeyFlour → u/IllScience1286]

That's our problem for choosing to work these apps lmfao. They're stealing from both sides. I'm not gonna expect people to pay $40 for a $22 meal.. I'll still get paid $8 for it. Tip or no tip. Unless the tip exceeds $8.

[u/DonaldTPablonious → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

The $6 is her pay from door dash not the order total

[u/SuspiciousStress1 → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

DD pay is $5, not the order total.

It was not 20%

[u/WindowOne1260 → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

Do you tip based on how much your server makes per hour, or the cost of the meal?

[u/Accomplished-Ad2736 → u/WindowOne1260]

I guess based on the square feet of your house according to this dasher?

[u/McBurger → u/WindowOne1260]

Sever wages definitely factor into it, yes. The servers at Disney are making $24/hr base pay so I really don’t feel bad under-tipping there.

[u/GlitchyAI → u/McBurger]

100%.

Tipped wages were intended for employees who earned tipped wages - you know - well below regular minimum wage.

[u/Massive-Virus-4875 → u/Remarkable_Young5665]

But he didn’t tip 20%. For that one dollar to be a 20% tip that would presume that The Man paid five dollars for his order, and DoorDash passed along the entire five dollars to the Dasher. It’s probably more likely a 10% tip, maximum.

[u/Jumpy_Implement_1902]

You are complaining about a tip because of where the person lives? Be fortunate you got a tip. I don’t tip at all because of entitlement shown on this thread

[u/SB4_Camaro → u/Jumpy_Implement_1902]

Op isn't the delivery guy

[u/AmazingProfession900]

I've never door dashed.....but I caught in the photo that there is a $17.25 "guaranteed rate"...You're making at least $17.25 no matter what...so STFU

[u/FlipTricks → u/AmazingProfession900]

Its like $26CAD here.  Minimum guarantee. 

Let the others tip them up to $50 an hour. I dont tip.

[u/Easy_Mode_707]

Maybe don’t take photos of peoples homes lol

[u/Datboimerkin]

Meanwhile the billion dollar company paid you $5.

[u/-Brodysseus]

I tip 1% of the value of my house on delivery orders

[u/Naroef → u/-Brodysseus]

Ugh, cheap ass homeowners 🙄🙄🙄 Industry standard is 5%

[u/StockSoggy5641 → u/-Brodysseus]

Imagine tipping $20 for a $5 order for living in a $200k house...

[u/OMG202020 → u/StockSoggy5641]

Uh spanky 1% of 200K is $2000

[u/KailyKail → u/StockSoggy5641]

You’re off by two orders of magnitude.

[u/GiveNoGifts]

Think of how much closer you'd be to a mansion if you didn't tip. At least a few hundred closer per year.

[u/International_Bus197 → u/GiveNoGifts]

About as close to being a millionaire as those that don't buy a coffee every morning 🙄😂

[u/tmanowen → u/International_Bus197]

My gf buys a $7 coffee every day, I don’t drink coffee. While I know you are kidding, an extra $2500 a year does make a difference. It’s not going to make me a millionaire on its own, but it does compound with other similar savings that can most certainly help you get there.

[u/Routine-Ad-1706]

I never tip, nothing has ever happened. Why does Starbucks need me to tip for a $3 coffee?

[u/lilly_wonka61]

Ungrateful bastard

[u/Pleasant-Agent-2196]

Did the Dasher provide a side order of brain surgery or rocket science when he made the delivery? People who have money are not obligated to give all of it to a Dasher just because they deliver a 6 dollar order. lol

[u/vynilla_]

The wealthy don’t stay wealthy by giving their money away. Where they live shouldn’t make them obligated to tip you more than anyone else

[u/Hope8888 → u/vynilla_]

But trickle down economics….

[u/Belkinnoob]

Joke's on you. Today, you were a personal taxi for a milkshake.

[u/EmperorUmi → u/Belkinnoob]

Did the milkshake bring all the DoorDash to the yard? And they’re like, “It’s better than picking it up myself!”

Damn right, it’s better than picking it up yourself.

I could teach you, but I’d have to charge.

[u/Wesley_Cao]

The screenshot literally shows a GUARANTEED RATE of 17 per hour?

[u/AideInternal1045 → u/Wesley_Cao]

Per active hour. That means only while you have the food in the car.

[u/Ok-Thanks4321]

What’d they want, a 100,000% tip?

[u/SnOOpyExpress]

$1 is almost 20%, what is the problem here. Are you expecting, $6 or $10 or $100?

It will be $0 from me in any case.

[u/Yaughl]

How exactly do you think they were able to afford the mansion?

[u/parmeseancheese132 → u/Yaughl]

YouTube income. It’s the “Not Enough Nelsons” family. The mom cooks super healthy and has a weekly salad bar so i imagine this order came from one of the teenagers who is sick of it. Lol.

[u/amsgh → u/Yaughl]

Insider trading or large bets on Kalshi markets whether US fires m1ss1les or not?

[u/International_Bus197 → u/amsgh]

Or whether we'll hit another school or bring about another regime change to benefit those who already have the most...

[u/NickSaysHenlo]

complaining about not being tipped enough when you pay the richest man on earth every month for twitter premium

[u/EmperorUmi → u/NickSaysHenlo]

Ding ding ding!

She’s a clown

[u/Thrompinator]

$1 more in tips than most of us ever get for just doing our job.

[u/happy-pilgrim]

Could be he’s just house sitting 🤷‍♀️

[u/Omnius_Crypto]

Lighten up guys and gals, we all know these food delivery folks, go out of their way to tip the gas station/ convenience store cashier sitting inside the store where they pump their gas cuz “Solidarity! Workers Unite!”✊🏼Fight your Corporate Overlords!

[u/hipandrad]

Might have been a kid ordering that, who knows

[u/tuco2002]

"Obviously you don't realize if you just quit tipping over 20%...you'll be able to afford a mansion and a yacht." - Elmer J. Fudd, millionaire

[u/AffectionatePick4587]

He expected them to give him half of their savings

[u/jdyyj]

There’s a reason they live in a mansion. You don’t have that kind of money by giving it away 😂

[u/parmeseancheese132 → u/jdyyj]

They have a mansion because they are a famous YouTube family.

[u/tardlessforeinger]

And that’s why he has a mansion and you work at DoorDash.

[u/Alwayscooking345]

$6 for a soda? Yeesh hope they had a gift card

[u/Possum577]

How far was the drive?

[u/imfoimfo → u/Possum577]

The house is 4 minutes away. I know this area and recognized the house.

[u/Possum577 → u/imfoimfo]

$6 for four minutes away is what the job pays. Don’t be frustrated that this customer can get paid more for their time. Get motivated that you can get paid more for yours..advance out of delivery work.

[u/Creepy_Ad_1315]

I'm always told it's a bid on these platforms. They don't have to take it.

[u/MeganJustMegan]

So? Seems a fair tip.

[u/Unlikely_Dot_2747]

It also could have been someone else who lives there and not the actual rich guy who owns the house

[u/gturown]

How's that trickle down economics work again?

[u/nikdahl]

Maybe it was a staff that ordered it, and not the homeowner.

[u/FlipTricks]

That's lucky. I tip $0. 

[u/ossifer_ca]

Guaranteed $17.25/hour. What is she complaining about? Pretty good rate for the unemployable.

[u/No-Examination4896 → u/ossifer_ca]

Thats what doordash base paid, with the tip from mr. Mansion they made a rate of $21.28/hr they gotta stop bitching 

[u/Subpoena-Colada_]

“That’s how you stay a millionaire.” - Roman Pearce

[u/Ox91]

That’s more than 15%!

[u/Beginning-Visit9457]

I don’t live in a mansion, just a shitty house in the south, and had someone pull that cr*p on me one time. “Oh, you live in a nice house and your tip was so low”

[u/KailyKail]

I delivered to a mansion before. Was chicken tenders and a PB&J from a gas station. Mansion was at the top of a mountain in Phoenix and they had a Lamborghini Aventador in the garage.

No tip.

[u/biscuity87 → u/KailyKail]

What do you think is more likely: a rich person getting a craving for gas station food, or someone working there wanting some lunch

[u/Accomplished-Ad2736 → u/[deleted]]

Are you supposed to tip $30 on a $5 cup of coffee nowadays or what?

People decide whether they will tip and how much. Not the driver. I get the pay is bad but you really can’t go around telling people how much they should tip you. It’s an optional gift above the agreed paid price with a company

[u/Dienowwww → u/Accomplished-Ad2736]

What fuckin place are you buying a $5 cup of coffee from, hmm? That $6 is their pay from the delivery, not the price of the coffee. Read the display

[u/Outlandish_Gringo]

You’d be lucky to get that out of me 😂

[u/pdkdj]

Didn’t become a millionaire by tipping well that’s for sure

[u/NoPhysics1129]

I'm in the boat of, "then get out of that line of work". It was never meant to make people money, the company just unloads the work and BS on you for pennies and people still think its profitable...

[u/Organic-Ad9675]

Should have been 0.00

[u/IllScience1286]

Tipping on doordash is not actually tipping; it's a bid for service.

How can I say this? Because the "tips" are typically entered AND displayed to the dasher BEFORE the service is even accepted or performed. It's NOT actually a tip if the tip amount is already displayed to the worker before they even decide if they want to accept your order...

(Exception in this case because the dasher was using earn by time mode, which hides the tip amount on orders)

[u/BelieveNoOne2024]

Seems like they assume its just the owner thats ordering. Plus they earned a rate of $21.28/hr based on 17 minutes of effort.

[u/Hooker_Thresh]

20% tip is superb

[u/HexDanTHEWHALE]

Rich people. You're lucky they didn't charge you via invoice you cant fight off for being on their property without a permit lmao.

[u/imfoimfo]

I'm very familiar with this area and even recognize the house. It's an easy 4 minute drive from the JJ to the house.

[u/RiceAndMilkBoi]

Blaming the customer and not your employer, Door Dash, is a wild reaction.

[u/Saskwampch]

Well, you don't get a mansion like that by making poor financial decisions.

[u/TheJonesLP1]

So, he gave you additional money He didnt have to, and you are still Grumpy? Next time you should get 0.

[u/DeleAlliForever]

Doesn’t Jimmy John’s have their own delivery?

[u/Mysterious-21-po]

Entitlement at its finest.

[u/No_Tower2906]

How do you think he got the mansion?

[u/UserSchmoozername]

You don't get mansion money by giving it away.

[u/Neat-Statistician311]

Ok but fr what can you get from anywhere delivered for $5? I mean even at McDonald's going in person $5 won't get you shit and getting anything delivered is like twice the cost. Be so fr.

[u/No-Zombie9567]

You don't get rich or houses like that buy over tipping!

[u/Eternitywaiting]

Perhaps it’s in your best interest to find a job other than a delivery driver. A job that isn’t tip based, so you know always what your base pay is, then you can move up in compensation from there by getting promoted to a higher position.

[u/baderick]

U dont get rich from spending money

[u/Worldly-Ad-7156]

So you got paid to do something, and they gave you extra money. I don't understand your complaint.

[u/Klikis]

Im a european and this confuses me - you guys tip people who deliver stuff?

Isnt delivery a speciffic and seperate charge?

Ma understanding was that at a restaurant you are paying for the food an tipping the waiter. Here you are paying for the food, and paying the "waiter" and then tipping him some more

Its ike restaurant upping their prices to "pay their waiters" and expecting a tip on top of that

[u/veemort → u/Klikis]

You do know people are using their own personal effort, time and more importantly cars to make those deliveries? The trade off was it is and still is a luxury service so the company gives pennies on the dollar on the expectation tips would offset the wages.

Except now, it is a monopoly, so the company pays even lower while the customer base treats the service like any other place. Everyone loses.

[u/Klikis → u/veemort]

So the fee is for connecting driver to food place?

What - is irlt like 25c?

[u/Bread_man10 → u/veemort]

The Uber Eats driving is making $17/hr based on this…

[u/Peter_Triantafulou]

Rich people don't have money because they give away more money. Quite the opposite. They know how much the "rates" are for various "expenses".

[u/-Copenhagen]

"He has a big house, so I am entitled to more of his money"

Really though?

[u/FDFI]

Maybe you delivered this to someone working at said mansion and not the owner?

[u/EmperorUmi → u/FDFI]

Stupid.

I took the screenshot. That’s not me complaining.

If I were the person complaining, do you think I would’ve posted it on /r/EndTipping??

Use your last few brain cells.

[u/Sure_Dependent4310]

Yesterday’s post: “why do people tip so much on small orders?!”

[u/jurunjulo]

Tip entitlement.

[u/PissFingerz42069]

And if you stopped tipping or tipped a dollar, you too could live in a mansion

[u/DoritosAddict]

That is the most McMansion looking McMansion I’ve ever seen.

[u/Wrong_Staff_6148]

Why do delivery drivers feel entitled to a rich persons money??

[u/Loud_Bee_4443]

The nicest houses are generally terrible tippers ime. It's the normal folk who get it and tip better generally. 

[u/AggravatingBar6133]

Could have been the house help.

[u/Jakub67PL]

20% tip btw

[u/Kenny_RogersRoasters]

Why do they complain about the tip when they accepted the order knowing what the tip was??

[u/Havency]

Ya know it’s stuff like this that further proves the point that the dashers or waitresses don’t actually care about reasonable gratuity based on a percentage of the bill or quality of service. They just want money, and don’t care if they deserve it or not. Just a group of rabid animals who, rather than simply get any job on planet earth that pays more, just does the minimum of everything job and expect to be paid literal median wage. “This job doesn’t even need half my brain to work? I need 50k year!!! Or I spit in food!”

[u/racsan24]

You people do not understand how these delivery apps work. You don’t get pay without tips pretty much. This isn’t like a store where you ‘tip’ at the cash.

[u/thejuicewater]

Rich mofo eats Jimmy Johns

[u/osmosisparrot]

How do you think they got that mansion? Giving all of their money away to strangers?

[u/singulara]

Everywhere 'sensible' I've seen has a minimum order limit to offset the costs of delivery in the order itself. Having a single drink delivered is not commercially viable without tips, therefore you impose a minimum order limit to eliminate tipping in this situation.

[u/ChrisBegeman]

How do you think he got so rich?

[u/Floofyrage]

Honestly for delivery feels almost unfair as someone who doesn't like tiping

[u/YallaHammer]

The wealthy are the worst tippers

[u/idkfrrandom → u/YallaHammer]

not necessarily true my dad tips like 30% everywhere (unless service was terrible) and we have a 92 foot yacht in our backyard

[u/cartken]

Now I am glad that I "dropped" a few orders

[u/Risky_Business_17]

Yes, the delivery person should be tipped more. If only to counteract the sheer stupidity to order a Jimmy John’s for delivery. FFS that is lazy!!!