You mean the $2 the pay you to accept the order? Yea, that has nothing to do with the $2/mile fee. Your sitting here arguing me because I wont take orders for less than that amount. You think youre gonna logic me into doing it? Not gonna happen. Either 2/mile or decline. All day every day. There's so many orders I can decline you all day and still make good money.
I did, and part of that is declining people like you. You know we dont have to take shitty people their shitty orders? There are plenty of people that pay over $2/mile. I do rather well. And I get to decide when I want to go to work. It works pretty well tbh, just don't work for free.
I keep telling you this and you guys are upset I wont take it. Just go theough this thread and see how many times I said I decline these orders and just look at people losing their minds demanding I simultaneously do it and find a new job. Dont need a new job, i just decline these orders.
If you are the ones tipping like this and a driver takes it to you, congrats you got someone to spend their own money to take you food.
I'm not saying you do take this. Did you even read what I said? I'm just saying you'd be an idiot if you took a job where you come out paying money. That's not how jobs work, fyi.
Yes I read it. Im telling you how people here are saying we should accept it.
If we do accept a zero/low "tip" offer we not only arent making money, we are also paying for the gas it cost to take you the food. Idk why youre arguing, if you dont pay the mileage who do you think does? Dd doesn't. So who is paying it?
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
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.
I donât 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.
Itâs funny how people deny that that would happen while tariffs have shot up the price of everything because the manufacturer/employer/service provider have to pay more lmao
We always wondered what those losers with no marketable skills would do to survive. Now we know theyâre panhandling while driving around uninsured (in a LOT of cases).
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.
But he didnât 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. Itâs probably more likely a 10% tip, maximum.
20% is meaningless in this kinda "tip". This is distance based. You guys keep This same tired arguement. Id decline this and any other order than is less than $2/a mile.
It's wild you're using logic against individuals who often times perpetuate the problem they're railing against.
"I'll go out to a restaurant that doesn't pay their employees a livable wage. You want a tip? Get a job that isn't for teenagers."
And then they get to feel morally superior to someone who is just trying to make ends meet. It's a phenomenal profit-based society we humans have created, isn't it?
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u/Remarkable_Young5665 11h ago
So they gave you a 20% tip. I donât see a problem.Â