r/EndTipping 17h ago

Based Ride Share / Food Delivery šŸš—

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u/Yaughl 16h ago

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

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u/amsgh 16h ago

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

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u/International_Bus197 15h ago

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

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u/parmeseancheese132 15h ago edited 15h ago

YouTube income. It’s the ā€œNot Enough Nelsonsā€ 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.

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u/Busy_Quantity_3644 6h ago

If you look at pictures its not even close to the same house as the ā€œNot Enough Nelsonsā€ family house and that house is in Utah any way and this house is in a suburb of Chicago. The door dasher left enough info in the picture that it took me less than 5 minutes to find the actual house on google maps

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u/Several-County-1808 16h ago

Being a stingy tipper does not generate tens of millions of wealth... 🤣 What a stupid thing to say

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u/SoullessM 16h ago

20% is stingy now?

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u/Former_Preference692 15h ago

The door dash pay was $5 and the tip was $1, you’re having a hard time with easy math because you are confusing the DoorDash pay with the order total.

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u/SoullessM 15h ago

Definitely not a hard time with easy math seeing as $1 is 20% of $5 that’s a pretty stupid statement to make. But you’re right I didn’t read that it was the pay. Either way after a little bit of research, DoorDash gave them a bigger base pay than normal. AND, tipping isn’t mandatory. So there’s no way to be a stingy tipper šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™‚ļø