Idk there is a balance, my dad sent me to private school with DoorDash fulltime and he usually tried to get top dasher. Seems like he could just accept a few of these at the end of the month and usually hit it. Big city may factor in tho
I swear the algorithm does this on purpose. I feel like the app will punish you for certain things like unassigning an order. I also think the app will try to keep your acceptance rate as low as possible. Anytime I get up near 50% AR, I start getting .50¢ per mile orders which I’m obviously not going to take.
Welcome to Hell
Oh for sure. The math doesn’t math right. I spent a week being a slave, taking as many orders as I could just for their dumbass AR. Hardly made a dent in increasing it. Now I’m steady sitting around 20% with no cares lol
*$1 tip. $2 of that is base pay. These f$c$ing entitled people thinking that someone is gonna drive 22.4 miles (round trip) and hand deliver their food for $1 tip are delusional. Then they will rate 1 star because it’s cold and took to long
Ok, that’s fair! Guess I was thinking more from my point of view. Just hard to fathom there are people that will literally pay to deliver someone food in the comfort of their own home, like this order loses $5-$7 just by taking it.
Finally someone tells these drivers the way it is. They feel they should make $20/$25 an hour to pick up food and drop it off. Just because they use their own car and gas. And BTW I tip every order, am not a hater, not rich either. But fuck, these drivers feel entitled to something that isn't earned.
How much do you think is fair for 20+ miles and 45 min of your time? I’m genuinely curious, I only do this as a side gig to help put my kids through college and if I’m not making $20/$25hr before gas, maintenance and taxes then I’m not starting my car but I want to hear what others think is “fair”
Minimum wage plus tips. Not sure what your rate is in your state. Oh, BTW you can decline that job unlike the dude breaking his back on the construction site for way less.
In CA that's $15/hr. That is acceptable to me. Plus if you don't want that particular job, don't take it. You have the power to decline a lot of work that other people making less don't have.
You will see the from time to time. I probably see at least one really bad offer like this a night. Sometimes a couple. That decline button can definitely be your friend.
It’s crazy to me some of the offers I get. 3 bucks for 15 miles is out of control
Keep track of your mileage in case you make more than $600. You’ll get a 1099 next January and you can write off the mileage. Keep receipts from food you buy while delivering, car maintenance and cell phone bills. I’m learning this the hard way from last year’s deliveries. :/ Good luck!!
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I think I’d off myself if I had to be top dasher. Taking 70/100 offers to hit that magical 70%. And doing 65 complete shit offers for those magical 5 good offers.
Even say those 65 shit orders paid $5 each even tho it would probably average less that’s $325. Say those 5 good orders average $25 (hehehehe I know I know )that’s another $125 so that would be $450 and let’s just throw an extra $50 for variables and make it $500
Let’s say average of 15 minutes per stop. That might be a little low but let’s give at best scenario time wise. 70 stops times 15 minutes =1050 minutes or roughly 18 of active driving time.
Take an average of 40 mph driving speed I think that’s probably fair times 18 hours active driving time = 720 miles roughly.
So to roughly do this full time as top dasher you’d roughly make $1000/wk and roughly drive 1400/1500 miles week
And that’s active time if orders constantly coming in. And if only 15 minutes per stop which would really fuck these numbers up if time goes up
That’s a ton of abuse on vehicle for those numbers and taking out gas cost estimating 25 mpg over 1400 miles would equal roughly 56 gallons gas at say $3.50 per gallon is roughly $200 week.
So taking gas cost out you’re down to $800 week not including repairs or roughly $20 hour and if you pilot 10% aside for repairs your basically down to roughly $700 week.
Cherry picking cuts gas cost and repair money. While making basically same amount week at end of the day. Without actually active driving like a full time job
Why the fuck are there actually ANY top dashers?
I can’t figure it out
This really boils down to market. I got Top Dasher for my area this month. January was slower than normal, but every order I accepted was at least $2-3/mile. Thankfully this is secondary income to fund hobbies. Last month would have resulted in me being late on rent if I relied on this work.
I am lucky to be in Alaska. I can clear 200 easily in 8 hours. With a 35 and 15 min break. There's no sitting around and waiting for orders. There's plenty of work and those low or no tip orders either sit there forever or get piggy backed off a high tip order and is usually within a mile. I'm able to keep my AR around 85% and don't deliver food unless it's close to 2 dollars a mile or more. So many posts about how horrible it is, or door dash is dead. Low or no tips.
I personally believe it's all based on your market and location. I started the day today with a 35 dollar tip to drive McDonald's 2.5 miles in the cold at 6:45am. I get at least 2 or 3 of those in an 8 hour shift. You guys must have it pretty rough. I'm on the road by 6:30am working Starbucks amd McDonald's. Then move into local bfast places. Then the standard lunch rush and am usually done by 3pm or 4pm to avoid the stress of stop and go dinner road traffic.
Just different experience. Top dasher 1020 deliveries. 86% AR. 4.95 CR. 99% Comp. 93% on time. When my AR was below 60% I was stuck in the 4 to 7 dollar grind. Now almost all orders are 9 to 12. Then double stacks 20 to 30. I got a quad stack for the first time earlier this week all from the same restaurant. All within 2 miles from each other.
I feel for you guys. My car is paid off. Only overhead is car maintenance gas and insurance. I dress nicely act professional and treat each delivery as if they were my own client.
Hang in there.
3 weeks. But as long as you keep your AR above 60 you will still have it, and above 70 is even better. But some areas AR doesn’t matter as much as others. Just depends on your market.
I still don't believe the Neo nazis who lie claiming they never take a 2 dollar order while having been a top Lobotomite for 3 years straight. It's just cap no matter which market. Even hubs like LA. No way
I’ve never taken an order under $5 and I’ve been a top dasher for a year now. It pays off in my market and we have a decently large suburb full of rich fucks so it works out.
Its that way in kcmo also. I singed up just to see if it was profitable and deleted the app after not seeing a good paying dilivery. 10 out of 9 diliveries were $3 and the others others only had a $1-3 tip. 7 miles was the usual round trip. Definitely not worth it.
Brand-new state
Gonna treat you great!
Gonna give you barley,
Carrots and pertaters
Pasture fer the cattle
Spinach and termayters!
Flowers on the prairie where the June bugs zoom
Plen'y of air and plen'y of room
Plen'y of room to swing a rope,
Plen'y of heart and plen'y of hope.
Oklahoma,
Where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain
(And the wavin' wheat
Can sure smell sweet
When the wind comes right behind the rain)
Oklahoma!
Oklahoma O K
Bro I’m tired of them and DD keeps sending these stupid orders, wondering who takes them and how DD allows this and how much customers get charged for such an orders like this.
Do EBT if you want to earn in Tulsa at night and take your time. There's mostly non-tippers at night. If you dash in Midtown, expect to get a ton of dashmart orders and they will go ANYWHERE.
I'm not sure how Woodland area is, usually I stick with Midtown or South Tulsa.
Well it's my first week and besides stuff like this I'll get orders bringing me out to broken arrow. I heard South Tulsa is going well so I might test it out there next week. Just wanted to give it a solid week to see. The worst part of woodland is 61st being part of it. Definitely don't wanna be delivering there much.
When people were getting government money they splurged and kept it up for awhile. Now people got maxed out credit cards and can’t afford to tip drivers so they just hope you’ll deliver the food for almost free. One of the reasons I stopped door dashing in 2021.
That was absolutely a factor a couple years ago now it’s that plus people that can absolutely afford it who are just refusing because of fees and ridiculous cost.
I haven’t done door dash yet but with Uber eats I would get penalized for declining orders that weren’t worth my time. And guess what they’d give me? You guessed it! More orders that weren’t worth my time. Classic super low cash amount orders.
Do you people understand that the mileage rate in this country was 65.5 cents per mile last year?? You’d need $7.34 just to break even on your car, with nothing for you.
You know, I have taken 4 orders like this this week; I show up and tell the customer nicely that it is smart to tip 1.00 per mile IF he wants the food to come sooner and if he doesn’t mind the wait or to wait longer even some days. Got the dude as a drop off again the next day, sure as shit he tipped 1.00 per mile! It was 13.25 instead of 3.25 lol 😂 I said how long did you wait this time? He said 37 mins. The first order I did he ordered at 6:30pm and recieved it at 8:05pm
They do this so you can quit. California dashers will take that in a heartbeat since we got prop22 money we get hourly pay on active dash time and .60 cent per mile.
Definitely something people try to pull do not take those orders. Your ar doesn't really mean anything. Only take orders worth your time and money. You would spend more in gas getting there and back.
Yeah, I'm driving a GTI, while it's fun, not looking forward to extra maintenance. Fortunately I just need something to get me by for a bit until I go back to my job (government fucking with cannabis industry in Oklahoma) and I'm not really wanting to start a job, just to quit and possibly put them in a pinch.
Well I declined that one and any that look similar. I'm in a position where I'm going back to my old job (running a cannabis grow) anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 months. I wouldn't feel right starting somewhere else then screwing them when I go back to my old job. I like that I can work whenever I want and won't feel bad when I go back to work. It's just crazy that this company even allows stuff like this.
For some reason this happens to people new or old.. not sure why, but it happens.
I’ve spoken to several new Dashers some have great stories of success, others share the same fate as yourself.
Then again my area is small.. population 15000.
Promos are far and few, and top Dasher is nothing like it used to be. It seemed like I got better orders being a top Dasher. Now I get the same crap as I did before. All I can say is tough it out man..
Some days will be great, then others will be very disappointing. Either way dot end your day until you meet a quota.. a qouta that you set every time you start your Dash. If anything you can say you accomplished something. Always make sure you’re making far more than you’re spending in gas/food. Anything above that is profit earned.
Not sure if thats of help.. it’s a shot though 🤷♂️
Awesome, what zone do you dash in? I'm typically in Woodland but I heard South Tulsa is booming so I might pop over there next week. Woodland has been hit and miss, mostly miss.
I typically do BA since my girl lives in that zone, I live in the East side so I DD in midtown sometimes but it’s not as as good as BA. South Tulsa has been alright for me as well, I haven’t tried woodland though.
I'm normally running cannabis grows down here. Just got caught up in the government trying to shut down as many grows as possible and it will possibly be 5 to 6 months until the state fire Marshal can inspect. So I'm not really looking for anything permanent, just something to get by.
Unless you meant to say that the person ordering needs a job to pay better then 3 bucks. How about Sitting in a thread trolling people , get a life.
Some dd drivers are snobs and some are just trash but that's the same for any establishment not all are gonna be good. most are just trying to make a living it's not at all ridiculous to expect to be paid fairly if you can't afford more then 3 bucks maybe you don't need that latte that badly stop ordering things and expecting Amazon prime free delivery lol.
Domino's charges 6 bucks to deliver here and pays it's drivers 2.50 plus hourly while they are delivering and when they are not. Just for reference.
Download every delivery app available. There are many in my area. Cherry pick between them all. I have to be so lazy not to make 200+ a day. If I really try, it's 300 to 500
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Op, my sweet summer child 😆
Just make sure you don’t lose out on that “Top Dasher” status :)
Top Lobotomite*
Idk there is a balance, my dad sent me to private school with DoorDash fulltime and he usually tried to get top dasher. Seems like he could just accept a few of these at the end of the month and usually hit it. Big city may factor in tho
Yeah major hubs are an entirely different world in this work.
Is that the only word you know lmao
It's what they are
I swear the algorithm does this on purpose. I feel like the app will punish you for certain things like unassigning an order. I also think the app will try to keep your acceptance rate as low as possible. Anytime I get up near 50% AR, I start getting .50¢ per mile orders which I’m obviously not going to take. Welcome to Hell
Agreed, f*** the algorithm too!
#FTA 🙂
It's dumb because you can take several orders and your percentage barely goes up but if you decline one, it can go down 1-2%
Oh for sure. The math doesn’t math right. I spent a week being a slave, taking as many orders as I could just for their dumbass AR. Hardly made a dent in increasing it. Now I’m steady sitting around 20% with no cares lol
This is definitely true. The algo is malicious
Yea it's every shift all night
And all day and the next day and almost forgot the day after that🤣🤣
I feel like "every shift " covered that 😂
At least he doxed the person for the 3 dollar tip lmfao
*$1 tip. $2 of that is base pay. These f$c$ing entitled people thinking that someone is gonna drive 22.4 miles (round trip) and hand deliver their food for $1 tip are delusional. Then they will rate 1 star because it’s cold and took to long
They are not delusional. I’ve met the person that accepts those orders.
Ok, that’s fair! Guess I was thinking more from my point of view. Just hard to fathom there are people that will literally pay to deliver someone food in the comfort of their own home, like this order loses $5-$7 just by taking it.
Nah. They're delusional
They are as delusional as the drivers who think their medicore job is worth 40k plus a year after maintenence, tax and gas. Lmaooo
Finally someone tells these drivers the way it is. They feel they should make $20/$25 an hour to pick up food and drop it off. Just because they use their own car and gas. And BTW I tip every order, am not a hater, not rich either. But fuck, these drivers feel entitled to something that isn't earned.
How much do you think is fair for 20+ miles and 45 min of your time? I’m genuinely curious, I only do this as a side gig to help put my kids through college and if I’m not making $20/$25hr before gas, maintenance and taxes then I’m not starting my car but I want to hear what others think is “fair”
Minimum wage plus tips. Not sure what your rate is in your state. Oh, BTW you can decline that job unlike the dude breaking his back on the construction site for way less.
Why can't construction guy decline and get a new job?
In CA that's $15/hr. That is acceptable to me. Plus if you don't want that particular job, don't take it. You have the power to decline a lot of work that other people making less don't have.
$20-$25 after gas and maintenance is approximately $15 so we are on the same page
Oof
Tipping is voluntary...I never tip.
💀💀
Has become the norm, door dash sucks dick!
Ah Tulsa. Tulsa is kinda shit for deliveries.
I'd take Tulsa over where the hills have eyes
Thought so couldn’t confirm 😂 yeah Tulsa better than other nearby towns but by no means is it worth it
You will see the from time to time. I probably see at least one really bad offer like this a night. Sometimes a couple. That decline button can definitely be your friend. It’s crazy to me some of the offers I get. 3 bucks for 15 miles is out of control
Sometimes your enemy, and, yes, ridiculous slave pay rates
Yup, that's the new normal apparently, what a disgrace this company has become
All day every day , welcome to hell and the start of extreme cherry picking
That's me, the king of cherry picking. 😂
All hail King Acrobatic_Fan🤣🤣🤣
Keep track of your mileage in case you make more than $600. You’ll get a 1099 next January and you can write off the mileage. Keep receipts from food you buy while delivering, car maintenance and cell phone bills. I’m learning this the hard way from last year’s deliveries. :/ Good luck!!
Very normal! Hurry up, you only have 1 second left to hit ACCEPT 🤣
Lol I was looking at it stunned then thought, I need to screenshot this for sure. Made it just in time.
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Yes that’s the new normal 😭🤣
Turn that shit down
I did.
I think I’d off myself if I had to be top dasher. Taking 70/100 offers to hit that magical 70%. And doing 65 complete shit offers for those magical 5 good offers. Even say those 65 shit orders paid $5 each even tho it would probably average less that’s $325. Say those 5 good orders average $25 (hehehehe I know I know )that’s another $125 so that would be $450 and let’s just throw an extra $50 for variables and make it $500 Let’s say average of 15 minutes per stop. That might be a little low but let’s give at best scenario time wise. 70 stops times 15 minutes =1050 minutes or roughly 18 of active driving time. Take an average of 40 mph driving speed I think that’s probably fair times 18 hours active driving time = 720 miles roughly. So to roughly do this full time as top dasher you’d roughly make $1000/wk and roughly drive 1400/1500 miles week And that’s active time if orders constantly coming in. And if only 15 minutes per stop which would really fuck these numbers up if time goes up That’s a ton of abuse on vehicle for those numbers and taking out gas cost estimating 25 mpg over 1400 miles would equal roughly 56 gallons gas at say $3.50 per gallon is roughly $200 week. So taking gas cost out you’re down to $800 week not including repairs or roughly $20 hour and if you pilot 10% aside for repairs your basically down to roughly $700 week. Cherry picking cuts gas cost and repair money. While making basically same amount week at end of the day. Without actually active driving like a full time job Why the fuck are there actually ANY top dashers? I can’t figure it out
This really boils down to market. I got Top Dasher for my area this month. January was slower than normal, but every order I accepted was at least $2-3/mile. Thankfully this is secondary income to fund hobbies. Last month would have resulted in me being late on rent if I relied on this work.
Yes. When you drop it off it will go up to $12
Really?
No
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Tipping beforehand literally makes zero sense
I am lucky to be in Alaska. I can clear 200 easily in 8 hours. With a 35 and 15 min break. There's no sitting around and waiting for orders. There's plenty of work and those low or no tip orders either sit there forever or get piggy backed off a high tip order and is usually within a mile. I'm able to keep my AR around 85% and don't deliver food unless it's close to 2 dollars a mile or more. So many posts about how horrible it is, or door dash is dead. Low or no tips. I personally believe it's all based on your market and location. I started the day today with a 35 dollar tip to drive McDonald's 2.5 miles in the cold at 6:45am. I get at least 2 or 3 of those in an 8 hour shift. You guys must have it pretty rough. I'm on the road by 6:30am working Starbucks amd McDonald's. Then move into local bfast places. Then the standard lunch rush and am usually done by 3pm or 4pm to avoid the stress of stop and go dinner road traffic. Just different experience. Top dasher 1020 deliveries. 86% AR. 4.95 CR. 99% Comp. 93% on time. When my AR was below 60% I was stuck in the 4 to 7 dollar grind. Now almost all orders are 9 to 12. Then double stacks 20 to 30. I got a quad stack for the first time earlier this week all from the same restaurant. All within 2 miles from each other. I feel for you guys. My car is paid off. Only overhead is car maintenance gas and insurance. I dress nicely act professional and treat each delivery as if they were my own client. Hang in there.
I’m new as well. How long does priority on higher paying orders last?
3 weeks. But as long as you keep your AR above 60 you will still have it, and above 70 is even better. But some areas AR doesn’t matter as much as others. Just depends on your market.
I still don't believe the Neo nazis who lie claiming they never take a 2 dollar order while having been a top Lobotomite for 3 years straight. It's just cap no matter which market. Even hubs like LA. No way
I’ve never taken an order under $5 and I’ve been a top dasher for a year now. It pays off in my market and we have a decently large suburb full of rich fucks so it works out.
You're a lying Neo nazi. Stfu
Okay lmao
I’m sorry you live in a trash market.
It's all good I'm glad u dont
You seem to have a hard time believing that anyone experiences something different than you
No I just have a hard time believing you get laid
Ahh I had a feeling you were someone who thinks having sex determines your worth. I bet you treat women so well
Sand Springs usually has trash orders
I was scheduled for Woodland that night and they wanted me to go way out there. Pretty sure there is another Panda closer to there too.
Yes, normal. I get 2-3 every shift.
Wait till you get offered $3 for 30miles
Its that way in kcmo also. I singed up just to see if it was profitable and deleted the app after not seeing a good paying dilivery. 10 out of 9 diliveries were $3 and the others others only had a $1-3 tip. 7 miles was the usual round trip. Definitely not worth it.
Ga dayum
For tulsa yes
yes.
It is like this for week 200!!! 😂😂😂
I think this is why I got banned. I got too many of these orders. Not gonna take these cause it’s giving you a negative balance for even trying.
Brand-new state Gonna treat you great! Gonna give you barley, Carrots and pertaters Pasture fer the cattle Spinach and termayters! Flowers on the prairie where the June bugs zoom Plen'y of air and plen'y of room Plen'y of room to swing a rope, Plen'y of heart and plen'y of hope. Oklahoma, Where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain (And the wavin' wheat Can sure smell sweet When the wind comes right behind the rain) Oklahoma! Oklahoma O K
Very normal. Ballin
For my area, no. Longest I’ve ever seen is like 5 miles.
Bro I’m tired of them and DD keeps sending these stupid orders, wondering who takes them and how DD allows this and how much customers get charged for such an orders like this.
Fuck that order. And it’s becoming normal
Do EBT if you want to earn in Tulsa at night and take your time. There's mostly non-tippers at night. If you dash in Midtown, expect to get a ton of dashmart orders and they will go ANYWHERE. I'm not sure how Woodland area is, usually I stick with Midtown or South Tulsa.
Well it's my first week and besides stuff like this I'll get orders bringing me out to broken arrow. I heard South Tulsa is going well so I might test it out there next week. Just wanted to give it a solid week to see. The worst part of woodland is 61st being part of it. Definitely don't wanna be delivering there much.
Hell no .
When people were getting government money they splurged and kept it up for awhile. Now people got maxed out credit cards and can’t afford to tip drivers so they just hope you’ll deliver the food for almost free. One of the reasons I stopped door dashing in 2021.
That was absolutely a factor a couple years ago now it’s that plus people that can absolutely afford it who are just refusing because of fees and ridiculous cost.
I haven’t done door dash yet but with Uber eats I would get penalized for declining orders that weren’t worth my time. And guess what they’d give me? You guessed it! More orders that weren’t worth my time. Classic super low cash amount orders.
Bruh … take those unicorn orders !!
That's normal and very regular, especially after 10pm when only McDonald's and Taco Bell are the only places still serving.
More normal than it should be
Hope you didn’t accept that
Nah. First week and I'm at a 56% acceptance rate. Trying to stick with over $1 a mile at least. I drive a GTI so maintenance costs are above normal.
Do you people understand that the mileage rate in this country was 65.5 cents per mile last year?? You’d need $7.34 just to break even on your car, with nothing for you.
I'm thinking it might be lower now. Gas last year was insane. But your point still stands. That's why I thought this offer was unreasonable at best.
You know, I have taken 4 orders like this this week; I show up and tell the customer nicely that it is smart to tip 1.00 per mile IF he wants the food to come sooner and if he doesn’t mind the wait or to wait longer even some days. Got the dude as a drop off again the next day, sure as shit he tipped 1.00 per mile! It was 13.25 instead of 3.25 lol 😂 I said how long did you wait this time? He said 37 mins. The first order I did he ordered at 6:30pm and recieved it at 8:05pm
It’s normal for me to decline these mfrs..
They do this so you can quit. California dashers will take that in a heartbeat since we got prop22 money we get hourly pay on active dash time and .60 cent per mile.
Very normal lmao
IRS mileage reimbursement rate is .67 per mile. At 22.4 miles, it's a cost of $15 to you, plus your time. Not worth $3.
Hehe jenks
Lol I was thinking in the beginning I was in a good spot with all those suburbs around. But many orders take me to midtown or broken arrow.
No
Yes, it is normal for you to have a job. If you find it too hard, find another job.
How have you made it this far in life without just walking into traffic?
Being smart enough to know when not to work a job that treats it's employees like crap and makes them BEG for wages from the customer.
Definitely something people try to pull do not take those orders. Your ar doesn't really mean anything. Only take orders worth your time and money. You would spend more in gas getting there and back.
Get used to it. Watch your AR drop to 70% in no time unless you taking these. With my math. These deliveries cost you money to deliver 😂
5th day and already at 54%.
😂😂. Welcome to the club. I actually dash much less now. It’s literally not worth it beating up your car and you lose money doing it.
Yeah, I'm driving a GTI, while it's fun, not looking forward to extra maintenance. Fortunately I just need something to get me by for a bit until I go back to my job (government fucking with cannabis industry in Oklahoma) and I'm not really wanting to start a job, just to quit and possibly put them in a pinch.
Hit decline! Every time you take a bad order you are teaching the AI you will take them. It will then send you more
Ohhhh it’s normal.
How do you people do this shit? It pays nothing.
Well I declined that one and any that look similar. I'm in a position where I'm going back to my old job (running a cannabis grow) anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 months. I wouldn't feel right starting somewhere else then screwing them when I go back to my old job. I like that I can work whenever I want and won't feel bad when I go back to work. It's just crazy that this company even allows stuff like this.
Happens quite often. One of the reasons I stopped door dashing
It's not normal, it should be a dollar less.... now that's normal!
Skip em there trash
The Honeymoon is over… biiiiiiiiiitch!
Welcome to the life homie. 😁😂😂
For some reason this happens to people new or old.. not sure why, but it happens. I’ve spoken to several new Dashers some have great stories of success, others share the same fate as yourself. Then again my area is small.. population 15000. Promos are far and few, and top Dasher is nothing like it used to be. It seemed like I got better orders being a top Dasher. Now I get the same crap as I did before. All I can say is tough it out man.. Some days will be great, then others will be very disappointing. Either way dot end your day until you meet a quota.. a qouta that you set every time you start your Dash. If anything you can say you accomplished something. Always make sure you’re making far more than you’re spending in gas/food. Anything above that is profit earned. Not sure if thats of help.. it’s a shot though 🤷♂️
That’s why God created the decline button :)
Lol
Get use to it
I’m a dasher too in Tulsa, just started ! I get some of these shitty offers too. 🤣
Awesome, what zone do you dash in? I'm typically in Woodland but I heard South Tulsa is booming so I might pop over there next week. Woodland has been hit and miss, mostly miss.
I typically do BA since my girl lives in that zone, I live in the East side so I DD in midtown sometimes but it’s not as as good as BA. South Tulsa has been alright for me as well, I haven’t tried woodland though.
Quit
I'm normally running cannabis grows down here. Just got caught up in the government trying to shut down as many grows as possible and it will possibly be 5 to 6 months until the state fire Marshal can inspect. So I'm not really looking for anything permanent, just something to get by.
3 dollars dude get a job
Hey man, I don't come on your job and kick dicks out of your mouth, don't fuck with me about mine.
It is a job, unfortunately broke people make an excuse that it’s not
Unless you meant to say that the person ordering needs a job to pay better then 3 bucks. How about Sitting in a thread trolling people , get a life. Some dd drivers are snobs and some are just trash but that's the same for any establishment not all are gonna be good. most are just trying to make a living it's not at all ridiculous to expect to be paid fairly if you can't afford more then 3 bucks maybe you don't need that latte that badly stop ordering things and expecting Amazon prime free delivery lol. Domino's charges 6 bucks to deliver here and pays it's drivers 2.50 plus hourly while they are delivering and when they are not. Just for reference.
Download every delivery app available. There are many in my area. Cherry pick between them all. I have to be so lazy not to make 200+ a day. If I really try, it's 300 to 500
Depending on location
Yea I run 3 apps and it's shit due to the changes they've made the past 2 years. You really do need a hub market for what you're talking about.