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A place for dashers and non dashers to hang out, so long as things remain civil. Patrick schoonover, a former doordash driver, said customers in general should think of deliveries as a service that is separate from their food order. If you're having any issues with the doordash app, please post a screenshot and description of the problem in the weekly/daily app crash/issues mega thread
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. How much should you tip on a $20 food delivery order?…. If you have unused paid vacation schedule a week after your approved for doordash,grubhub and uber eats and try it for a full week
Most markets are pretty consistent.
🛎️ this subreddit is only for drivers, not for customers Share your everyday experiences including any amusing tales, stories, or silly demands from buyers. I see a lot of comments about a “pay raise” on here and that delivery drivers are getting paid hourly now to drive therefore there is no longer a push to tip. I tip 15% upon order to ensure order is picked up, and i always give a few bucks cash extra upon speedy arrival
My orders are usually between $20 to $25, so about $6 total on average I usually target the deals that have free delivery over $15 or less then $2 delivery charge in total. For delivery work, that comes down to three things Car expenses, supplies (like hot bags, phone mount, drink carrier), and a reasonable portion of your phone bill.
Get my real paycheck on friday, my doordash money on monday, and it works out well
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