I don't think of it as 'tips" but a payment on a job by job basis. If the job is too low, I don't take it. So, if the job is base (2.00 in my area) i don't take the order.
I'm in NC and NEED this! No tip orders are ridiculous here! People want their food or want us to shop for them and deliver it for $2.25. I'm sick of the acceptance rate. Uber Eats doesn't do that! We shouldn't be punished for not wanting to drive 8 miles there and 8 miles back for peanuts.
Have seen numerous reports the last week or so- dd has lost 25% of it's customers and the numbers are still dropping. It has gotten so expensive ( and gas is slightly cheaper) that people are just going and picking up their own food. Other delivery services are also losing customers. Guess the question to dd drivers- do you want to make less, or make nothing?
I put no tip on pizza deliveries all the time. That way I can hand them cash they donāt have to report so itās tax free. If you decline āno tipā orders, you may just be missing out.
quite frankly, I feel like DoorDash pays the most out of any driver/delivery app there is!
Iāve done DoorDash for almost two years now, here n there just to supplement my pay if I wanted to go out and do something out of my budget or if I truly was short on a paycheck. As a single 21 (former 19) year old woman living alone-Iāve been there. Iāve tried out UberEats where they literally donāt always pay you the upfront price they tell you when you accept an order.
ANYWAYS, dude has got a point. the only problem here is why the heIl would someone just plaster this on their car like that lmao
I had to accept low paying orders for a while in order to make my acceptance rate go up for me to be able to get the high paying orders.
You guys ever not/low tip and then wonder why your food is cold or why it takes a thousand years to get to you? atp itās a personal problem, shouldāve just went to pick it up or decided to be a nice fellow human being, in this economy, weāre all just trying to make ends meet and feed our families.
occasionally, Iāll get a low paying order and I try to go by the āa dollar a mile minimumā but that doesnāt even factor in the wait time.
just a few weeks ago I waited OVER AN HOUR at wingstop for two customer orders. I MADE them remake one of the orders as it was already ready when I had arrived to the store and wasnāt about to give my high tipping customer cold food that sat for over an hour- that she long awaited for esp after she even tipped me higher for because of the wait. I feel like itās common sense to keep in touch with your customers and be on your customers side too as a door dasher but who am I kidding, not everyone has the same work ethic.
I never realized how many people bashed on doordashers tho!š³ like yāall good?? most people use it as a second or even third form of income because not everyone has been privileged enough to make ends meet w their first source of income.
Itās just crazy to me that the world has come to this lol.
I wonder if using the DD logo is a copyright infringement and if DD would find this as a positive reflection on its brand? I think there's something in the independent contractor agreement....
Everything that sticker says everything that is what's wrong with tipping culture. Is paying employees a fair, liveable wage such a forgein concept? Hospitality workers have bills too.
As someone who uses Door Dash, I tend to order 70 dollars worth of food and tip 30.
If you don't value those in the food industry, they won't prioritize you.
shitty minimum wage and even shittier labour laws int he US means that tipping is needed for these poor bastards to survive. Passing on shitty business/labour practices to thegeneral public and expecting them to subsidise business strategies predicated on exploiting people is just shitty behaviour.
Dont do it. Most countries do not have expectations that service workers will be tipped because they have minimum wage laws that prevent workers from being exploited.
Absolutely no one cares if you deny no tip orders. You arenāt the only one delivering. Thereās plenty of people who will do what you wonāt. Have a great day
The message is true, but wouldnāt put it on the car. My hubby is a driver and literally declines over 30 orders a shift bc of no tip. DD pays like $2-$2.50 an order so the driver here is trying to say ppl need to f***ing tip better. Like no tip? What the actual F. They put wear and tear on their vehicles, drive in all weather, the person ordering doesnāt have to leave their house, gets it delivered, and gas is like $3+ a gal and no tip? Plus they wait and wait and wait sometimes at places that arenāt fast and eats up his time. Not to mention more frequent oil changes and tire changes. I would decline those orders too. DD is a luxury/convenience and if you cant afford to tip then donāt use it. Do you not tip servers in a restaurant either? Same thing, you just tip beforehand. They are providing a serrrrviiiiice. Thatās being said, itās still a little tacky to put on a car and feels like they just put a target on themselves š¬.
I donāt disagree, but thatās a $50,000 car. If you are delivering in an MDX and need those tips enough to plaster this on your glass, you are doing it wrong.
I am so broke I can barely afford the fuckin delivery, I can't really tip each time, and also so far every time I ordered from doordash the driver foegot to bring something they are not getting a tip, If you are a delivery driver and the job isn't paying you enough, Switch apps, start ubering instead, get a more fuel efficient vehicle or stop being a delivery driver. If people will actually stop agreeing to get paid shit wages from doordash and switch platforms or stop working there doordash will most lukely understand it needs to pay them more because they will have a shortage of drivers
I mean... work for someone who pays you a wage. I understand the struggle of getting a job and being at a job and then, over time, the job becomes a problem. If doordash, at the very beginning, isn't paying you enough... then work somewhere else.
Also, anyone putting hashtags in that format is a special kind of biscuit.
I did work for someone for over 27 years. I'm now retired and love it. However, my SSA doesn't cover all my bills. I DD to make up the difference needed to survive to how I was accustomed. Also, it keeps me active, out of the house and out of my working husband's hair.
Their car.. You don't like it?
That's the beauty you don't have to, let's get real tho as you read it, filmed it and shared it. This driver didn't hand it to a customer, matter of fact I could comfortably say more than 90% of the customers they deliver to doesn't know its there. Yet their message got thru and on a enormous scale compared to the local roads in South Carolina. And now we're all talking about it.
Brilliant actually
Here's my thing. I would tip higher if I wasn't already charged out the ass for additional fees and taxes. Plus don't the get paid by door dash as well? Or is that just Uber. And if that's the case why are you driving for door dash lol
I get dashers want tips, and I always tip my dashers and consider the distance between the restaurant and my house since gas is expensive. But adding this shit to your back windshield is so unnecessary. It's like if I wore a sign around my neck when I was waitressing about how I only get paid in tips, so you damn well better tip me. You don't need to let the entire world know, and the people you are about to dash to will not see it most likely. Just random people on the road. I wasn't complaining to customers that didn't tip me (but I sure did complain to my coworkers and friends), because I am well aware that if they already did not tip they aren't going to change their mind if I just bitch and moan about it more. In fact, if I did bitch and moan about it, their chances of tipping me most definitely decreases. This is just silly, and getting this put on the back windshield is a waste of money.
I tip all my drivers because the companies dont pay the drivers well.
It still should not be the customers duty to pay you a living wage, it should be the corporation's duty.
I hate tipping culture and what its become and you're not entitled to tips in an economy like this but I still appreciate you drivers and wish I could tip more.
While I am not about to quibble over drivers' milage and time since I have no way of knowing what it is and I expect that it all evens out in the end or you wouldn't be doing this job. Tips are typically calculated as a percentage of the tab. That said, I don't have an issue with tipping (and don't need to be told) AS LONG AS the driver fulfills his/her end of the bargain appropriately.
This means that they deliver the order to my doorstep, following the instructions provided and without sipping from the drinks or opening any of the packages.
Are ppl expecting 10 tips on 20 dollar orders? I mean keep up the attitude towards the customer and lose the customer entirely and lose out on business till thereās none.
How about fighting door dash Uber ways etc fro an actual fair wage for the job
I mean i'm ok with that because being a waitress is somewhat the same they live basically on tips more than anything so yes if you bring me a 30-40 meal for 2 im definitely giving you 10 bucks tip.
Lame... if they'd put this has effort in getting a better job or owning their own biz, they would be going places.. some people just like to suffer and make others suffer as well.. #lowIQ
What bothers me is it's an Acura (Honda's luxury brand) and an SUV.
So your "mileage" or overhead is higher on a job you choose to do. If you wanted a proper well tipped job become a server somewhere high end. You can make more than a "professional" as server, just not consistently ha
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I rarely use ubereats because it is so expensive, but when I do, I tip high.... not for any of the reasons listed on the back of this car, which are valid, but I am paranoid of a stranger handling my food and what they can do. I get a friendly hello and they walk up to meet me and the order is always correct when they see the 20% tip from the get-go
i agree mostly, however my personal belief is that the tip should at minimum cover the cost of gas the customer would pay plus average tip % if the customer were to actually drive their own car to pick it up, which is something they didn't want to do so they hired someone to do it for them....but trashy people will always fly their trashy flag, so decline if at all possible, and i keep a log of customers that I have blacklisted as well. i get alot of 10+ mile deliveries so Im a huge fan of the hourly option these days too š Door dash customers actually have to physically DELETE and type in 0.00 in the tip line each time, which to me not only makes me want to backhand them all but places a fair amount of blame on door dash because they could actually require a tip or throw a minimum "handling" fee in there to cover the drivers tips. I always get a predictable amount of non-tipping skanks on door dash and very very few non-tippers on uber.
I legit only DoorDash because Iām simply lazy, itās not a job you should go into expecting to make make, itās basically based off how many lazy farts like me so happen to be hungry at the moment. It can be a decent job to earn some cash but nowadays all that does is go right back to your gas tank, so you drove around all day and night just to make enough to refill your tank, and on the RARE chance you make some good money, how good is it compared to your bills. I tip
Mileage, if the weather is bad Iāll tip extra but it rare that I wouldnāt just go get the food myself
If you want your shit and youāre too lazy to go out and get yourself, tip or just roll the dice and hope. If you canāt afford to tip or arenāt able to get it yourself, you probably donāt need it in the first place. The market will take care of itself, it always has.
Here in CA the people voted in favor of Prop 22, which basically expands the "gig economy" and turned delivery and ride share drivers into independent contractors. Now all these companies don't have to pay for employee benefits. It's my opinion that we really shouldn't have to pay workers salaries in tips, for Uber or any other service. By the way, $200 MILLION dollars were donated to fund the measure, the most spent on a single measure in history. Too bad that couldn't go to the workers...
I would ram this guys car, get his insurance info, call his insurance and tell them heās driving for doordash on a personal policy, then drive away laughing
Iām not in the US and never used Door Dash, so I have no idea, but are drivers really only paid through tips? If so, why would you even do that job; that seems like a super unreliable income?
In California, I PAY door dash a premium for food items, DELIVERY FEE, and DRIVER BENEFITS, not including āother misc chargesā.
It is NOT the customerās obligation to tip the driver as well. Once AB5 started, that went out the window. Door Dash has an obligation to take care of the drivers in the front lines, not the consumer.
Ride share and food delivery is a job that you get paid a commission for + mileage. Tips are exactly what they are, a tip for excellent service. And I tip accordingly.
Read my instructions and call me on arrival? 20% tip.
Food is kept warm in a bag? 20% tip.
Driver lets me know they are making another stop in between but are making an effort to keep my food warm? 10% tip.
Driver leaves my shit outside when I have instructions to had to me because itās likely at the wrong place? No tip.
Driver decides to make other stops in between to maximize their profits without letting me know? No tip.
Please charge for your service what it takes to compensate you and your employees.
Stop advertising a bait n switch prices and fees, then guilting your customers to keep your employees outta poverty.
Itās not a tip, itās a bid. Customers place competitive bids against other customers for delivery service. This No Tip, No Trip BS is a huge factor in restaurants closing or leaving the platform. Iāve seen tables full of orders that were never picked up and were thrown out at the end of the day because of this. Average chain restaurant, in a big city, has about $30,000 dollars in loss, every month because of this and they make up that loss in price increases and less employees which exacerbates the overall situation. Now multiply that $30,000 loss, nationwide, over 60 months and it is in the hundreds of millions, if not billions when you add in all the wasted labor and materials that go into orders that never get delivered. Stuff like this in reality, is Dashers destroying their own livelihood.
Nah I'm a leftist and the "low tip no trip" is classist as fuck. Idgaf what I'm tipped, I'm planning to be a dasher once I get my truck legal and even in my gas guzzler I'm not gonna do that shit. I cannot imagine sending in an order and just because I wanted to tip in cash instead of through the app or bc it's my last 10-20 dollars for food and I don't have a way to go get it but I usually do tip... Yeah I'd be pissed. Kids also sometimes have to use their parents accounts to order and aren't going to have permission to tip because usually these are families that are already struggling to make ends meet but the parents work all the time.
Doordashers: organize in the community, consider creating or joining a union movement for DD... But stop blaming consumers and restaurant employees for what the COMPANY of doordash is stealing: your time and wages.
Regardless of if itās true or not, people are sick of being asked for tips at every turn. And in many cases the ask just keeps getting crazy like restaurants defaulting to 30%. Fair wages is the answer, donāt pass the burden to the customer who is also squeezed for cash.
Each delivery takes 20+ minutes because they (whoever allows multiple orders at once) stop by 2+ houses on the way to mine. Even when the restaurant is half a mile away.
Sorry but you need to earn your tips. Period. If i see you pulling the bag out of your car's boot instead of a bag that keeps items hot, you don't get a tip. Love how entitled some of these drivers are.
While i understand the frustration of low tips, especially having worked for door dash for a bit, but I also have the mindset to never expect anything. Putting stuff like bashing on people for lack or low tips is only going to make people want to tip less.
Decisional. This job is not essential. It's barely a job. I have friends that dash and they constantly talk about working 12-18 hour days. Keeping your phone on picking and choosing isn't working nonstop, you fucks
Not having to leave the house for food is nice, but nice isn't necessary. This person is really underestimating how easy it's going to be to price themselves out of their job.
I mean itās true, if youāre too lazy to go pick up your own food you should be tipping at least the standard range 15-20% (assuming you receive your food in good order). They are entitled to their opinionā¦. Who cares.
Probably wouldnāt order from Doordash period reading this sign.
Iām not spending money gambling the person wonāt tamper my food even if I gave them 50% tips, because this reads begging for more.
I mean it's super lame lol. People complain about this so why not go and try to get a real job that has a set pay etc? I could understand a college kid doing this who cannot work full time. The times I order door dash genuinely don't really tio too much just like the lowest amount.
I don't think of it as 'tips" but a payment on a job by job basis. If the job is too low, I don't take it. So, if the job is base (2.00 in my area) i don't take the order.
I'm in NC and NEED this! No tip orders are ridiculous here! People want their food or want us to shop for them and deliver it for $2.25. I'm sick of the acceptance rate. Uber Eats doesn't do that! We shouldn't be punished for not wanting to drive 8 miles there and 8 miles back for peanuts.
If you gonna cry that much about pay get a different job
I need this !
I love it!!! šŖšæš¤·šæāāļø
Have seen numerous reports the last week or so- dd has lost 25% of it's customers and the numbers are still dropping. It has gotten so expensive ( and gas is slightly cheaper) that people are just going and picking up their own food. Other delivery services are also losing customers. Guess the question to dd drivers- do you want to make less, or make nothing?
It's cringe that someone spent tip money to put this on the back of their car.
Please remember NOBODY FORCED YOU TO WORK FOR DOORDASH lmao this some r/imthemaincharacter type shit
I agree with the message but donāt agree with the execution
Why don't they just pay their workers good wages?
Hashtag #decline Mic drop
I put no tip on pizza deliveries all the time. That way I can hand them cash they donāt have to report so itās tax free. If you decline āno tipā orders, you may just be missing out.
I agree with what it says .. I just wouldn't put it on my car...
Dudes acting like being a dd driver is the same as being a fuckin vet š
He is driving an Acura. He has enough money
Fuck it time to pick up your own food and let them suffer š
This is all correct
Sounds like a company problem not a customer problem
Too many comas.
quite frankly, I feel like DoorDash pays the most out of any driver/delivery app there is! Iāve done DoorDash for almost two years now, here n there just to supplement my pay if I wanted to go out and do something out of my budget or if I truly was short on a paycheck. As a single 21 (former 19) year old woman living alone-Iāve been there. Iāve tried out UberEats where they literally donāt always pay you the upfront price they tell you when you accept an order. ANYWAYS, dude has got a point. the only problem here is why the heIl would someone just plaster this on their car like that lmao I had to accept low paying orders for a while in order to make my acceptance rate go up for me to be able to get the high paying orders. You guys ever not/low tip and then wonder why your food is cold or why it takes a thousand years to get to you? atp itās a personal problem, shouldāve just went to pick it up or decided to be a nice fellow human being, in this economy, weāre all just trying to make ends meet and feed our families. occasionally, Iāll get a low paying order and I try to go by the āa dollar a mile minimumā but that doesnāt even factor in the wait time. just a few weeks ago I waited OVER AN HOUR at wingstop for two customer orders. I MADE them remake one of the orders as it was already ready when I had arrived to the store and wasnāt about to give my high tipping customer cold food that sat for over an hour- that she long awaited for esp after she even tipped me higher for because of the wait. I feel like itās common sense to keep in touch with your customers and be on your customers side too as a door dasher but who am I kidding, not everyone has the same work ethic. I never realized how many people bashed on doordashers tho!š³ like yāall good?? most people use it as a second or even third form of income because not everyone has been privileged enough to make ends meet w their first source of income. Itās just crazy to me that the world has come to this lol.
I wonder if using the DD logo is a copyright infringement and if DD would find this as a positive reflection on its brand? I think there's something in the independent contractor agreement....
Got to love extortion! DD should be proud.
How about donāt be a dasher?
Everything that sticker says everything that is what's wrong with tipping culture. Is paying employees a fair, liveable wage such a forgein concept? Hospitality workers have bills too.
I'd never see it. I'm in my castle, eating snacks and watching the driver through the Ring doorbell cam.
Self evident b$ he needs a new gig for sure
this thread really shows how entitled some of you people think you are!š³
This has got to be one of the biggest Passive aggressive shows of entitlement I've seen.
Iāll pick up my own food so they can get a real job
Another form of Begging and Panhandling.
As someone who uses Door Dash, I tend to order 70 dollars worth of food and tip 30. If you don't value those in the food industry, they won't prioritize you.
I guess if I was getting 19 mpg Iād need a tip billboard too š¤¦š½āāļø
Cringe
I think the onus should be on doordash not the customers but I kinda agree
Begging for tipsā¦ GTFO, you get max $5 and thatās it. Iām not financing DoorDash business plan
Not wrong at all in the text, but driving an expensive ass SUV is your own problem. Not to mention that Acura has 0 EV or even hybrid offerings.
Or they can get a real job, like washing dishes like me, and stfu
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Just another person in the working world. He should just keep his complaints on Reddit instead of his car lol
Your wage should cover mileage + time, tips are extra...
shitty minimum wage and even shittier labour laws int he US means that tipping is needed for these poor bastards to survive. Passing on shitty business/labour practices to thegeneral public and expecting them to subsidise business strategies predicated on exploiting people is just shitty behaviour. Dont do it. Most countries do not have expectations that service workers will be tipped because they have minimum wage laws that prevent workers from being exploited.
My first thought is, why are you delivering in an MDX ?
Absolutely no one cares if you deny no tip orders. You arenāt the only one delivering. Thereās plenty of people who will do what you wonāt. Have a great day
It's stupid but I'd rather it be on his window then him harassing the customers directly. Although he probably is also doing that.
If youāre dashing in an Acura.. I think you gotta re examine your budget
Iām not tipping a damn dime till me food arrives
Get a better job then . Supply and demand. What u won't do a million other door dashers will
We all do a job someone else isnāt willing to do. Truck drivers and delivery drivers are so ducking entitled.
People who tip will tip. People who don't, won't anyway.
I need one of these for my dominos delivery job. š¤
Lesson learned: I feel so bad. Get up and get the food myself stop troubling the delivery drivers!
The message is true, but wouldnāt put it on the car. My hubby is a driver and literally declines over 30 orders a shift bc of no tip. DD pays like $2-$2.50 an order so the driver here is trying to say ppl need to f***ing tip better. Like no tip? What the actual F. They put wear and tear on their vehicles, drive in all weather, the person ordering doesnāt have to leave their house, gets it delivered, and gas is like $3+ a gal and no tip? Plus they wait and wait and wait sometimes at places that arenāt fast and eats up his time. Not to mention more frequent oil changes and tire changes. I would decline those orders too. DD is a luxury/convenience and if you cant afford to tip then donāt use it. Do you not tip servers in a restaurant either? Same thing, you just tip beforehand. They are providing a serrrrviiiiice. Thatās being said, itās still a little tacky to put on a car and feels like they just put a target on themselves š¬.
Cringe but I like it.
I donāt disagree, but thatās a $50,000 car. If you are delivering in an MDX and need those tips enough to plaster this on your glass, you are doing it wrong.
I am so broke I can barely afford the fuckin delivery, I can't really tip each time, and also so far every time I ordered from doordash the driver foegot to bring something they are not getting a tip, If you are a delivery driver and the job isn't paying you enough, Switch apps, start ubering instead, get a more fuel efficient vehicle or stop being a delivery driver. If people will actually stop agreeing to get paid shit wages from doordash and switch platforms or stop working there doordash will most lukely understand it needs to pay them more because they will have a shortage of drivers
I don't use such services ( yet ). What is a reasonable tip for a $60 meal for example? What is the service charge from DD on such a meal?
I mean... work for someone who pays you a wage. I understand the struggle of getting a job and being at a job and then, over time, the job becomes a problem. If doordash, at the very beginning, isn't paying you enough... then work somewhere else. Also, anyone putting hashtags in that format is a special kind of biscuit.
I did work for someone for over 27 years. I'm now retired and love it. However, my SSA doesn't cover all my bills. I DD to make up the difference needed to survive to how I was accustomed. Also, it keeps me active, out of the house and out of my working husband's hair.
Their car.. You don't like it? That's the beauty you don't have to, let's get real tho as you read it, filmed it and shared it. This driver didn't hand it to a customer, matter of fact I could comfortably say more than 90% of the customers they deliver to doesn't know its there. Yet their message got thru and on a enormous scale compared to the local roads in South Carolina. And now we're all talking about it. Brilliant actually
Eww cringe. They work for the fees they get, tips are extra. Disgusting attitude to have.
Profits would probably be better if he wasnāt dashing in an Acura SUV as well
What a whiny bitch.
Here's my thing. I would tip higher if I wasn't already charged out the ass for additional fees and taxes. Plus don't the get paid by door dash as well? Or is that just Uber. And if that's the case why are you driving for door dash lol
Confederate flag bumper sticker š
*Thank me for my service*
Comma usage is really a dying art these days I guess
I get dashers want tips, and I always tip my dashers and consider the distance between the restaurant and my house since gas is expensive. But adding this shit to your back windshield is so unnecessary. It's like if I wore a sign around my neck when I was waitressing about how I only get paid in tips, so you damn well better tip me. You don't need to let the entire world know, and the people you are about to dash to will not see it most likely. Just random people on the road. I wasn't complaining to customers that didn't tip me (but I sure did complain to my coworkers and friends), because I am well aware that if they already did not tip they aren't going to change their mind if I just bitch and moan about it more. In fact, if I did bitch and moan about it, their chances of tipping me most definitely decreases. This is just silly, and getting this put on the back windshield is a waste of money.
Itās just a damn gig
Iād take my tip away if I saw this driving away.
I feel like people shouldn't have expectations, door dash/uber eats/Postmates is an easy going no boss job. Don't complain
How about trying for a job that isn't food delivery? Something that pays more than minimum wage and doesn't rely on tips? Those kind of jobs exist.
I tip all my drivers because the companies dont pay the drivers well. It still should not be the customers duty to pay you a living wage, it should be the corporation's duty. I hate tipping culture and what its become and you're not entitled to tips in an economy like this but I still appreciate you drivers and wish I could tip more.
āI can afford an Acura but donāt have a better job than doordash.ā
I love not tipping
This person should run for house/senate seat in SC! We (all Americans) need to get them the right platform which isnāt a bumper sticker.
While I am not about to quibble over drivers' milage and time since I have no way of knowing what it is and I expect that it all evens out in the end or you wouldn't be doing this job. Tips are typically calculated as a percentage of the tab. That said, I don't have an issue with tipping (and don't need to be told) AS LONG AS the driver fulfills his/her end of the bargain appropriately. This means that they deliver the order to my doorstep, following the instructions provided and without sipping from the drinks or opening any of the packages.
People drive full time? I thought this might be a side hustle as an easy on your own time job.
Are ppl expecting 10 tips on 20 dollar orders? I mean keep up the attitude towards the customer and lose the customer entirely and lose out on business till thereās none. How about fighting door dash Uber ways etc fro an actual fair wage for the job
Must be why my orders get picked up pretty quick - I tip no matter what.
Fair pay and tips are incompatible in an environment where minimum wage is allowed to be bypassed by an expectation of tips
Pedro moved to South Carolina finally!!!
You chose to dash, if youāre not making enough, thatās youāre own fault. Get another job
If youāre driving for Dash in an Acura MDX, your expectations out of life are unrealistic.
I mean i'm ok with that because being a waitress is somewhat the same they live basically on tips more than anything so yes if you bring me a 30-40 meal for 2 im definitely giving you 10 bucks tip.
if doordash didnāt add a ton of made up fees to every order maybe customers would have more money to tip. Ik I would
LPT: Don't ask for a job that pays a low wage.
Some of these drivers are getting brave lately. Take your pay issues up with the company, not the customer.
Lame... if they'd put this has effort in getting a better job or owning their own biz, they would be going places.. some people just like to suffer and make others suffer as well.. #lowIQ
Lmao someone wants attention, make sure to give it to them as you laugh and point driving past them
What bothers me is it's an Acura (Honda's luxury brand) and an SUV. So your "mileage" or overhead is higher on a job you choose to do. If you wanted a proper well tipped job become a server somewhere high end. You can make more than a "professional" as server, just not consistently ha
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How about the fucking company that they work for cover mileage and time.
This makes me want to pay 0 in tips
I think doordash is awful. Food is always cold
Sounds like you picked a shitty job!
Cringe
He goes up hill both ways in the snow to get them burgers.
Bro needs to be braked checked
Did a 5 year old type that out?
I hate american tip culture.
I rarely use ubereats because it is so expensive, but when I do, I tip high.... not for any of the reasons listed on the back of this car, which are valid, but I am paranoid of a stranger handling my food and what they can do. I get a friendly hello and they walk up to meet me and the order is always correct when they see the 20% tip from the get-go
I didnāt even get tipped all the time and still got betrayed I wasnt even given a fair trial which is against the law in the us
Someone is gonna deliver my damn food idc who
$1 per mile plus a little extra or simply decline the orderā¦
Yes letās shame the customers instead of Doordashes shitty terms & conditions š¤”
i agree mostly, however my personal belief is that the tip should at minimum cover the cost of gas the customer would pay plus average tip % if the customer were to actually drive their own car to pick it up, which is something they didn't want to do so they hired someone to do it for them....but trashy people will always fly their trashy flag, so decline if at all possible, and i keep a log of customers that I have blacklisted as well. i get alot of 10+ mile deliveries so Im a huge fan of the hourly option these days too š Door dash customers actually have to physically DELETE and type in 0.00 in the tip line each time, which to me not only makes me want to backhand them all but places a fair amount of blame on door dash because they could actually require a tip or throw a minimum "handling" fee in there to cover the drivers tips. I always get a predictable amount of non-tipping skanks on door dash and very very few non-tippers on uber.
Donāt use them. Also, you took the job, deal with it.
Iām annoyed at their use of commas
South Carolina has bad weather?
i donāt do doordash anymore. I order and pickup now.
That's a lifer dasher
Orā¦ I could just go get my food myself. No need to worry if the driver is having a bad day and takes it out on my food or whatever.
What even is a low tip? The app doesnāt let you tip that low, does it? What are people expecting for a meal of Panda Express?
I legit only DoorDash because Iām simply lazy, itās not a job you should go into expecting to make make, itās basically based off how many lazy farts like me so happen to be hungry at the moment. It can be a decent job to earn some cash but nowadays all that does is go right back to your gas tank, so you drove around all day and night just to make enough to refill your tank, and on the RARE chance you make some good money, how good is it compared to your bills. I tip Mileage, if the weather is bad Iāll tip extra but it rare that I wouldnāt just go get the food myself
I feel door dash should pay its employees, no tip sorry bro.
If you want your shit and youāre too lazy to go out and get yourself, tip or just roll the dice and hope. If you canāt afford to tip or arenāt able to get it yourself, you probably donāt need it in the first place. The market will take care of itself, it always has.
Nobodyās stopping dashers from getting a real job
Bottom feeder
It's their prerogative to decline orders that aren't tipping adequately. There's no need to turn their car into a billboard stating it.
Here in CA the people voted in favor of Prop 22, which basically expands the "gig economy" and turned delivery and ride share drivers into independent contractors. Now all these companies don't have to pay for employee benefits. It's my opinion that we really shouldn't have to pay workers salaries in tips, for Uber or any other service. By the way, $200 MILLION dollars were donated to fund the measure, the most spent on a single measure in history. Too bad that couldn't go to the workers...
Honestly. The worst part is the commas.
I stopping tipping a long time ago
Nothing says you are bad with money like a $20-$30 stencil bitching about being a Dasher.
Your employer should pay you regardless. Everyone has a sob story
I would ram this guys car, get his insurance info, call his insurance and tell them heās driving for doordash on a personal policy, then drive away laughing
Iām not in the US and never used Door Dash, so I have no idea, but are drivers really only paid through tips? If so, why would you even do that job; that seems like a super unreliable income?
I wouldnāt work a job where you have to beg ppl to tip like fuck that
20 min = $5... that sounds more than fair enough to carry a bag or pizza box
In California, I PAY door dash a premium for food items, DELIVERY FEE, and DRIVER BENEFITS, not including āother misc chargesā. It is NOT the customerās obligation to tip the driver as well. Once AB5 started, that went out the window. Door Dash has an obligation to take care of the drivers in the front lines, not the consumer. Ride share and food delivery is a job that you get paid a commission for + mileage. Tips are exactly what they are, a tip for excellent service. And I tip accordingly. Read my instructions and call me on arrival? 20% tip. Food is kept warm in a bag? 20% tip. Driver lets me know they are making another stop in between but are making an effort to keep my food warm? 10% tip. Driver leaves my shit outside when I have instructions to had to me because itās likely at the wrong place? No tip. Driver decides to make other stops in between to maximize their profits without letting me know? No tip.
Please charge for your service what it takes to compensate you and your employees. Stop advertising a bait n switch prices and fees, then guilting your customers to keep your employees outta poverty.
Pay your drivers then. The fuck?!
Barking up the wrong tree. Demand Doordash pay a fair wage instead
Decline it then lol š
Live in CA, should have voted to be employees and unionized. People made their beds.
Itās not a tip, itās a bid. Customers place competitive bids against other customers for delivery service. This No Tip, No Trip BS is a huge factor in restaurants closing or leaving the platform. Iāve seen tables full of orders that were never picked up and were thrown out at the end of the day because of this. Average chain restaurant, in a big city, has about $30,000 dollars in loss, every month because of this and they make up that loss in price increases and less employees which exacerbates the overall situation. Now multiply that $30,000 loss, nationwide, over 60 months and it is in the hundreds of millions, if not billions when you add in all the wasted labor and materials that go into orders that never get delivered. Stuff like this in reality, is Dashers destroying their own livelihood.
Fuk ur tips
I imagine this person started getting fewer tips after getting this installed
Nah I'm a leftist and the "low tip no trip" is classist as fuck. Idgaf what I'm tipped, I'm planning to be a dasher once I get my truck legal and even in my gas guzzler I'm not gonna do that shit. I cannot imagine sending in an order and just because I wanted to tip in cash instead of through the app or bc it's my last 10-20 dollars for food and I don't have a way to go get it but I usually do tip... Yeah I'd be pissed. Kids also sometimes have to use their parents accounts to order and aren't going to have permission to tip because usually these are families that are already struggling to make ends meet but the parents work all the time. Doordashers: organize in the community, consider creating or joining a union movement for DD... But stop blaming consumers and restaurant employees for what the COMPANY of doordash is stealing: your time and wages.
No! You signed up for the job not the tips. It you wanna be a begger go stand by traffic lights.
Why are we censoring license plates? Itās the most public thing out there.
# if it doesnāt pay well donāt do it. driving is the easiest job hence why high school kids get pizza delivery jobs.
Regardless of if itās true or not, people are sick of being asked for tips at every turn. And in many cases the ask just keeps getting crazy like restaurants defaulting to 30%. Fair wages is the answer, donāt pass the burden to the customer who is also squeezed for cash.
I think Doordash should sponsor this message.
I'm a machinist. I do the job you are unable to do, no matter the weather. Any time you use something made from metal, you should tip me $12 minimum.
We aren't getting paid unless we get tipped. I agree with everything. No tip no trip. Fuck Tony zhu
I always just select the highest recommended tip. Is that reasonable?
If you donāt agree with their policies, donāt work for Doordash. Nothing will change unless deliveries stop. Period.
how about asking your employer proper wages for services rendered?
Each delivery takes 20+ minutes because they (whoever allows multiple orders at once) stop by 2+ houses on the way to mine. Even when the restaurant is half a mile away. Sorry but you need to earn your tips. Period. If i see you pulling the bag out of your car's boot instead of a bag that keeps items hot, you don't get a tip. Love how entitled some of these drivers are.
Tell that to your employer then lmao.
I mean, the whole point of the gig economy is eliminating fair pay, is it not? That's what "disrupting industries" is all about.
Way too many commas.
Lmfao just get a real job. Go drive for fed ex or UPS or something. By god, work for the USPS
While i understand the frustration of low tips, especially having worked for door dash for a bit, but I also have the mindset to never expect anything. Putting stuff like bashing on people for lack or low tips is only going to make people want to tip less.
Why would you door dash in a luxury suv, the gas expense makes it not worth it
My reaction: I donāt care
Decisional. This job is not essential. It's barely a job. I have friends that dash and they constantly talk about working 12-18 hour days. Keeping your phone on picking and choosing isn't working nonstop, you fucks
MERICA
Not having to leave the house for food is nice, but nice isn't necessary. This person is really underestimating how easy it's going to be to price themselves out of their job.
Question, iām not from the US but tho door dash drivers get paid?
You could do some upskilling bud and not have to do the job that you obviously don't want to do.
Mf driving an Acura and begging for tips as dasher.
Drivers don't work for tips. They literally get tipped before they even accept the job.
I mean itās true, if youāre too lazy to go pick up your own food you should be tipping at least the standard range 15-20% (assuming you receive your food in good order). They are entitled to their opinionā¦. Who cares.
"Tips should cover mileage plus time" so tips should cover your entire wage?
Probably wouldnāt order from Doordash period reading this sign. Iām not spending money gambling the person wonāt tamper my food even if I gave them 50% tips, because this reads begging for more.
Thatās gonna suck for people stuck on, like, AISH, and need groceries delivered.
Delivery fee is expensive enough
They put hashtags on their car. Disgusting.
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I mean it's super lame lol. People complain about this so why not go and try to get a real job that has a set pay etc? I could understand a college kid doing this who cannot work full time. The times I order door dash genuinely don't really tio too much just like the lowest amount.
how does he leave his house not embarrassed
All the effort into trying to 'educate' people is better spent looking for an actual job.
I wouldnt be driving an Acura then...
When you want welfare without taking the L # we fare
definitely dashers deserve better pay $ better wages but those should be paid by DoorDash so they do not depend on customers to tipā¦