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Hello, mate! Is there any requirement on vehicle age for Uber Eats in New Zealand?

Hi, which insurance company do you recommend for insuring a car for doing uber eats? Thanks.

Brother how you managed your mileage on uber eats? And please make video on hnry app

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Sounds good but it's all about that customer. Most times no matter what they already have their mind up. It's a damn good delivery, how can anyone mess this up unless, he/she is dumb, can't follow Gps directions or blind. I feel whoever can order for delivery should pay a minimum of $5 tip. It's the convenience, no stress looking for parking or putting on your clothes. Also, they not using their gas/public transportation money & waiting for food so why not just tip?

Bro u r the rip off of me My name is Jack Hammond I’m the alpha I’m the leader

Onice❤❤ hmmmmmm

Why do people shut up and listen when smart people are talking?

Hey thanks for sharing this.Would be cool if you filled up your tank before your shift and filled it back up once you finished to show how much you had to spend on gas.Thanks again

Sir i have an immigration company could you please tell me how can i tay up with newzealand's companies

Im planning to do in hamilton.. any thoughts?

Amazing video

That is still useless for the most part when you're that old.

Thank you for such a thorough walk through starting out as an Uber Eats driver, Jack! I really appreciate it. Next time I am in Wellington, I'll send you a message and buy you a beer. Least I can do. Thank you and wish me luck on my road to being an UberEats driver! Ngā mihi!

Hi , are you still doing Uber eats?

Jack, do you know if i can be an delivery driver with an working holiday visa?

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The is amazon flex in new zealand??? Why don’t you make a day doing it and share with us?? Thankss

I have a question so i have worked 2 jobs all 2023 and the last of last year for like 4 months i did Ubereats , I completed 249-269 delivers and only made like 2500. What do i do next because I do have actual w2s to file including putting down my income for ubereats

Hi there thinking of doing uber vs uber eats, any advice around this? Any difference in earning?

As of December 31, 2022, the average KiwiSaver balance was $27,379. However, the average balance for those aged 61-65 is around $54,000 Not sure how you got to 800+K

You can take your money out wtf is everyone on about i withdrawal $6 its really not hard at all at the end of the day its still YOUR momey man the last few generations really know nothing about money and wounder why they grow up poor and at the bottom of the ladder yet they have more information than any other generations have before

Woo thanks for breaking down the tax caps

Why u talk so fast

I might be missing something, but it seems claiming mileage makes a lot more business sense. Let's say you make $30 and drive 40km per hour on average. At current mileage rate of 95 cents per km, you could claim expense of $38, which means you're making a loss on paper and completely avoid tax. Even if you only drive 20km per hour, you only pay tax on $11 of $30. I'm not an UberEATS driver so my estimates might be completely off here.

Sooooo if they emailed me saying my cooler bag is on its way then I’m assuming my background check went well? Coz I’m a little stressed about that

your employers 3% contribution is taxed. the govt are always moving the goal posts too to their advantage

Anyone doing alright in west akl or the shore?

After watching like half a dozen of your videos, I'm still not sure when you say you made x dollars if that's after taking into account fuel and mileage.

I have a question about uber. ive started delivering in tauranga, and i find that the deliverys are very slow. i typically do them between 6 and 10pm on thurdays fridays and saturdays. and its extreamly slow, the options are also usally very close order not paying much. any idears to improve this. only really in the cbd can u find any orders aswell.

Grate

I haven't received any order after waiting 3 hours.

Hi, can I sign my scooter/motorcycle with uber eats?

Thank you 🙏🏾

Hey bro have you got another platform to communicate on ?

do you have to show your picture on uber eats if you want to be a driver?

Promo'SM ☀️

congrats jack!

How do you get quests by the way? Over the 2 years i've done uber eats, I've only ever seen a couple of quests. Most I can make on Uber eats is lesss than minimum wage, no matter how I optimise my trips

This is awesome 👌

Thank you So much

love this jack!

Subbed. 😊

Good 🎉🎉

Hey Jack, I like your videos - just a bit of feedback - the monotone and cadence makes it boring and difficult to follow, you might attract more subscribers if you were more vocally expressive (variations in intonation and rhythm)

Good work bro! I remember when I first got monetized, was such a good feeling.

that's mad bro, love these videos

I agree about the SIM card. It's just a LOT easier to pick one up at the airport. You might as well just get it done while you're there. Doing it later on inside the city will be more time-consuming, more confusing, and not any cheaper. Best to just get that chore out of the way. The express train from the airport (KLIA Ekspres) is a great way to get into the city. But there are other options if someone is trying to save a bit of money. The airport bus, for example, is fast and easy to use. It costs about 15 ringgit. And it takes you right to KL Sentral, the same place where the express train takes you. Alternatively, you can take the KLIA Ekspres (train) only as far as Putrajaya. The train stops there on its way to KL Sentral. And then you can transfer onto the MRT system. The Putrajaya MRT line opened up just recently, so this is a new option. It ends up being quite a bit cheaper than taking the express train all the way to KL Sentral. The downside is that for a new arrival, it might be confusing. And there could be a delay between trains. For me, the airport bus is preferable. As for deciding between Grab and the MRT system for travel within Kuala Lumpur, I think the MRT offers a lot of benefits. In my experience, the MRT in Kuala Lumpur is a lot easier to use, more comfortable, and much more convenient than the equivalent system in Bangkok. Of course, you'll have to figure out the system on your first trip, but after that, once you know how it works, it's a breeze and really convenient. It's also a lot cheaper than using a Grab car for every trip. Accommodation can definitely be a struggle in KL, particularly if you are looking for places that offer good value on a backpacker budget. Backpacker hostels do exist. There are some well-known ones that have been around forever, particularly in Chinatown and Little India. However, in my experience, they tend to be very poor value. They don't offer much for what you end up paying. If you can afford it, it's better to pay more. You end up getting a lot more for your money. Also note that Malaysia has instituted a 10-ringgit-per-day tourism tax. This usually has to be paid at the hotel as an extra fee when you check in. For a backpacker, this tourism tax can increase your daily budget significantly. It's also quite annoying. You're absolutely right that the food options in the endless shopping malls of Kuala Lumpur are amazing. You can get an endless variety of high quality food there at good prices. I know there is no equivalent or anything like that back in my home country of Canada. Of course, it would make little sense to eat all your meals there while in KL. There are so many great restaurants and other local food markets. But those shopping center food courts are amazing.

I dont know about you but my kiwi saver is losing more money than its gains, its your own money that supposed to be working for you but its only working for them.