Testing Food Delivery As A Full-Time Job
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- In this video, I share the pros and cons of full-time gig work! This is the video where I explain why. • Dashing My Way Out Of ...
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I see a few comments mentioning taxes, so let me clarify. I include sinking funds in my monthly budget. Those include all of my yearly expenses, which not only include taxes on what I earn but also property taxes, car registration, insurance, etc. Those are all included in my monthly goal, so I did not mention them separately, but rest assured, they are accounted for. ;)
It’s clear you’re on top of things. Which is a completely different case then many people who have debt. I have faith you’re gonna be OK. All three of you. Gd willing. Knocking on my armoire, which is made of wood, etc. Just to be safe. I’m a little superstitious if you didn’t figure it out. Lol hugs and keeping you guys- especially Aiden right now- in my thoughts and prayers too. ❤
@@Gyrospyro can I ask how much more it was per month for quarterly or however it is you do it? Of course I know that probably depends on the vehicle, the age of the vehicle, etc.
@@Gyrospyro sorry I got interrupted but anyway I was just curious if you don’t want to say you don’t have to obviously.
@@Gyrospyroif you were to get into in an accident how do they know you were doordashing?
I write so much off honestly and my husband income never owe anything and made 50,000 in gig work last year.
This is the most realistic gig job video I've seen, good job ma'am
She’s including TH-cam..
"You better get hungry and order some food!" LOL you crack me up
I know I was thinking or half expecting her to say “smoke some damn weed already would you !?!” 😂(for anyone who does not know, smoking it famously makes people hungry, which is known as “ getting the munchies” and explains orders late at night for candy and stuff. Aside from pizzas or McDonald’s and other such things.)
No one laugh I know everybody probably knows that but you never know.
when I first started DD I was putting reviews for local restaurants and adding that "it's great they delivery with doordash". Freed advertising helps.
I've said similar things.
Alongside drive thru being WAY too long.
Lmao!!😂 You were snapping!
Sounds like this job is not for you! Consider finding a better job so you can have stability! Too much wear & tear on your car! 🚗
😂I had to pause after 5 minutes from laughing. Honey, I feel your pain already! I’m a teen mom with a special needs child also. I do DoorDash mostly. It’s rough. But when you pulled into the wrong lane…😂pause.
So relatable so far!
Oh yeah and I rent. I think it may be cheaper than owning at this point for all the wear and tear.
I'm so glad you made this video. I've been hoping between gig work and yt you could quit that job. I agree it will be a blessing in disguise.
You are brave walking by a dog of that size. Stranger with hot food. Wonderful it was a friendly pooch.🥰
I hope you achieve your dreams and that everything works out well for you. Nothing is more important than time😊
Thank you for sharing! This was such an awesome compilation for pros and cons, so creative as well! Very enjoyable as well as informative. I’m so excited for you in your transition, you’ll do amazing! Thanks for showing us all how to keep your head up even in the tough times! Continued prayers for your son!!
You never mentioned crap weather most of my life was in NY now I am in Florida. The weather is HUGE! On another note note , had a friend doing Uber eats in Tampa , he liked it to supplement his social security . He averaged four to five flats monthly! He passed away in his car also! He was found by police died alone! So keep all this in mind besides other variables!!
Thanks for the complete openness and honesty of how much you made from TH-cam. I started my TH-cam channel for that reason exactly and it was nice to see that it is definitely worth the hours of editing I'm doing and hours of filming. I hope i can get to your level on youtube at some point. Thanks again. I watched all the adds on purpose to make sure you get the money from the ads.
I feel so bad when I forget and hit skip when you can. I do that on the bigger channels like news channels, or whatever. I try not to on smaller channels especially that I like a lot. But occasionally I forget.
On the plus side, I always hit like on the videos as soon as I get to them, so I don’t forget at the end. 😊
I subbed and turned on notifications ❤
WOW you killed it! Great job! Love this series and happy to see you pumping out the content!
Look into becoming an ihss provider thru DPSS. You can become unionized, you can get Healthcare for one dollar a month, you'll get paid to take care of your special needs child.
You in California? Because no such thing in Ohio, which I found out the hard way.
We def don’t have that in NC. When I asked someone at DPSS they laughed 😂
Must be California….. where they pay you to take care of your own children.
My wife does IHSS for our daughter in California. Found out not all states offer this. It does help a lot.
Sounds wonderful!! Best wishes for easier days ahead and praying that God helps you and your children in all things good. Now we have to have faith that prayers of healing are answered for Aiden. God Bless. 🩷🇨🇦
Thank you for keepin' it real. I do my best to be nice to Uber drivers, give them the maximum amount of stars, and tip more than bare minimum. I haven't used Uber Eats or Door Dash lately, but in the future when I do need these services, I will treat the drivers with utmost respect.
I’m sure you are going in the right path, I hope everything be more successful and great for you in the future ❤I love your work
ty for sharing this video, i’m a former tech worker and was thinking about doing gig work full time because i’m tired of corporate bs. i feel like this video has inspired me to try it out. appreciate your positive energy!
Your doing a great job at being a mom and taking care of your kids. Your videos are awesome and I enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family.
I made $23 in 3 hours driving Uber eats, the worst time ever spent in my life. Never ever doing that again 😅. Was so stressed I ended up delivering to the wrong address so someone got free meal and the other person was refunded.
I really found this video very informative, thank you. Still praying for you and your son. It was nice see you and potato together in the last video.
I’ll give you so much credit for working so hard. I was thinking about maybe doing what you’re doing, but really seems like a lot of work, but it seems like you’re doing it. Good for you and I wish you tons of luck. You’ve got a great personality also❤
Yay another video! I'm trying to get the courage to start my own TH-cam channel for dashing.
Me too lol
Just pick up your phone and film. You might find you have lots to share with the world, not just dashing.
Great video, really informative, thanks so much for sharing all that detail! :)
I prayed that you would see God's hand in your life Mama!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾You had the time to put this awesome video together, hang out with your kids, and figure out what is going to give you the best financial stability and time to be a mom. This is beautiful! Your editing skills are so good!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Are we live tonight or is it tomorrow? 🤗🤗🤗 Thanks for the laughs and the breakdowns Mama. I tried to dash full time and yeah... didn't work. But I am finding the patience to let God guide me to where I'm supposed to be in this life. I don't have the responsibilities you have, but I still need to let God guide me and not keep getting in His way😄😄😄Stop trying to live my life all planned out and live in the moment. Stay in the moment Mama and enjoy what you do so well. I am praying with you, stay safe, tell the children hello ❤❤ and see you soon!🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰😃😃😃
Awee this was soooo sweet!!!
I absolutely love the love being displayed in this comment 👍🏼😇 agreed meaty mama goes through so much she’s a tough one God bless her & Family ✨💖
In case you’re ADHD, She talks about the money at 11:38, but the entire video is really funny and insightful. A good watch for sure. 😊
Girl you are FAF .... sorry about your fall and hope you have better opportunities to make money. That kind of life doesn't seem to be the way!! Praying you find a better job!!
Loved the video! To be fair to yourself, you didn’t have a full month of dashing without, out of the ordinary circumstances. Looking forward to when you can get back to regular dashing, but most important is your son’s recovery.
great info!!! Thanks for the laugs too!!!!
I will gladly subscribe to your journey ❤
I leave my car running and carry my fob so I can lock it. Also helps keep in warm when it’s cold outside.
What kind of car do you have? My fob doesn’t lock the car if the key is in the ignition
@@vanessal7145 Chevy traverse but I was lucky to get separate key/fobs because they usually come as a single unit.
I’m a private contractor process server working for four different process serving companies and I write off everything. What I eat, what I wear, tolls, tires, oil changes everything! You pay even less if include a w2 job along with the gig work. if learn to write off all your expenses when do taxes . That’s why I tell people learn to do your own taxes because when you go to them tax companies, they not gonna really dig. They want to do the bare minimum and a receipt for everything.
I subscribed because you were honest about all of your earnings.
I’ll support you all I can watching . Good luck. I hope you are successful
You deserve as many views as you can gets
It all depends where you are in life. I’m 40 with my house and two cars paid off thankfully. Been working 23 years and my wife has been working for 10 years and we just put our money in a fixer upper and our cars because we didn’t want to live paying a house for 30 years. But I’ve been doing DD and so far I’m liking it. The flexibility and the money is not bad at all. And you’re local to your home in case of an emergency or a family need.
I drove for Domino's a couple of decades ago. Best days were Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Drove from 4 p.m. to close. (2 a.m.) You might try working for grocery stores to deliver. As for the dogs, my son has a USPS mail route and carries spray in his vehicle. If he has to warn someone more than once about their dog, he can stop mail delivery to that address.
You should get SSI for your son and your county should pay you for taking care of your son. I am in Hawaii, you are in Florida and have a great governor there. I would check everything , just saying.
She said she applied in November but no decision yet. It's difficult to get benefits here.
Great governor if you’re not needing benefits for a an autistic adult
Great Governor in Florida???. We do not all agree on that.
@@vickibrown1653 SSI is Federal not state. The Governor has nothing to do with it.
@@vickibrown1653 You don't need to agree in order for the excellent Governor DeSantis☆☆ to STAY in office, lol~:)
I recently started gig work and I primarily do Uber eats as DoorDash doesn’t give me as much work. Gig work will not pay monthly bills as the cost of working is too high. You literally have to work 10+ hr days to make enough money to pay rent. It’s not realistic as the delivery companies would have you think.
I have been dashing since 2019, its great extra income but hard to make a full time job, learn your areas, know your pick up places how busy they are and how long takes to pick up orders. I run door dash and uber eats now at the same time
wow you made some good money. good hustle. very informative and fun video to watch.
Great video, wish you the best in life.
Medical currier! Medical curriers make $35 - $60 and hour and up to $90 an hour IF you transport in & out of airports, TSA certified and meet all the medical certification requirements.
Something to think about other than just food. 🤔🤔
My daughter used to do that kind of job, and many folks want you to grocery shop for them...(like 2 carts full) and don't even leave a tip... Those people live in very extravagant homes....
Winters are very severe here in Quebec and delivery would really suck half the year!
Unless I missed something (entirely possible) even though you covered wear and tear on the car in the beginning, I didn’t see that factored into the “profit” when you calculated $17.11/hour.
That said, in my area, they are so desperate for workers in fast food, supermarkets, etc., that they pay the same, without the hustle, fluctuations in income, vehicle wear and tear, etc. This leaves me wondering why people do this instead of enjoying a constant and reliable schedule and income over at McD’s.
lol you're adorable. I will definitely "like" any future videos I see from you.
Hello. I am a licensed insurance agent of 30-plus years in the state of Maryland. So sorry to hear that you were injured in your fall. However, did you know as an independent contractor you could buy workers compensation coverage for yourself? That means should you fall down and get injured, your medical expenses and lost wages for time off work would be covered based on the rules and regulations in your state. It is also a policy that is tax deductible as a business expense for you. You could also purchase life insurance and disability insurance which again is tax deductible as a business expense. A few things you forget to mention are the as follows. The mileage on your vehicle is tax deductible as a business expense. Gasoline and maintenance of your vehicle are tax deductible as a business expense. Be sure to contact your accountant to discuss these items. I am an insurance agent, not a tax advisor.
Personally what I myself like about the idea of gig work in terms of doing delivery is you're not stuck in one place all day and you fly solo I'm the type that I prefer to work alone.
Your bloopers are 100% fantastic 😂 keep hustling mama
I was an Uber driver on and off for 5 years. It was my side hustle. I was able to pay bills and rent and have extra cash. It really came in handy between primary jobs. In fact, it saved my a$$! As for taking the small dollar rides or deliveries… I took them all! I know people think it’s not with it but to me it was because it all adds up and counts towards Quest Bonuses. In other words I really made it work for me. But of course, I agree that there is a dark side. Gas was the biggest expense that cut into my earnings. And you needed gas to keep you in the road. My car maintenance was another thing but there were places that gave Uber drivers big discounts on oil changes and maintenance so that helped a little bit.
I have four kids- every time we order for delivery it’s around $100-$150.00 plus tips. So our orders would be one of those that were huge. The people
That we know who do this, do it after work on the weekends from their FULL TIME job. It’s possible to make money, but it’s not dependable.
This is a genuine question… why are people tipping 5-6-7-10x the amount orders cost?
I did Lyft. A lot of people asked me if I did eats. I said no because I rather have the people leave their homes and come to my car, instead of me leave my car and go to their homes. They all laughed.
I delivered all across the country thru 20 states , I couldn't earn much more than enough for gas and food all the way across the country. It was good pay in Nebraska and Indiana any other states it was really impossible to actually afford repairs on my car , I had to borrow money from relatives to get my car fixed. I couldn't poay them back until I got across the country and could work on something else.
As a part-time Uber Eats driver, there is nothing worse than a jack-wagon who will pay $25 for a taco and a Dr Pepper but has the audacity to only tip $1. If your lazy butt can't go out and get your own food, at least make it worth it for the person bringing you food with their own time and car. Uber Eats hardly pays anything per order. Tips are where we make our money.
I gave a driver a big tip and didn’t get any thank-you. Made me regret the big tip.
@@wheelie642 We don't see the amount that is tipped until well after the delivery is closed. The only way we can thank the customer is by pushing a button that just says "Thanks for the tip" in the app. If you have a problem with it, then go get your own food next time.
Some people pay exorbitant prices for Uber eats delivery than have a jack wagon delivery guy wanting a 30 to 40 % tip. Quit if you can’t afford to drive for an underpaying employer
@@gimmedaloot754 The tip is 30-40% only because the meal is cheap ($25)
A delivery tip should be min $7 if the total bill is $25 or $125, what the percentage is isn’t important.
Maybe they should add a gratuity charge of $7 to combat the cheap people.
@@gimmedaloot754 not asking for 30% tip. Do the math. A mere $3 tip goes a long way for the drivers. I only do it as a part time every once in awhile, mostly for fun and extra spending money, so I don't depend on it for anything. Some people do. If you can afford the "exorbitant" prices for Uber Eats, then you can afford a $3 tip. If not, you are the lazy moron spending money you don't have on "exorbitant" prices.
I'm curious if you know this. Live in San Francisco. I ordered some pet food for my dog, a $225 order, with free delivery. The store uses Door Dash to deliver its orders.
When I was checking out it asked if I wanted to tip. So I selected one of the three choices, $25. From the pet supply store to my place is about two miles as the crow flies.
My question: as a general rule did the Door Dasher get the entire $25, or did the Door Dash company and the pet store each take a cut? (I ask because I'm wondering how unfair the system is for the Door Dashers.)
I’m not sure how it works if you order through the store’s website. If you order through DoorDash, the dasher is supposed to get 100% of the tip.
I always edit my tip after delivery is made… so far, all my edits have been increases. 🥳🥳
Be safe out there.
I wish you the best!
I get paid .34 cents per mile and $14 dollars per hour.; which is 10,000 miles and 210 hours per month to deliver medicine.
I liked and subscribed. I am really hoping to have a way to work for a living, without the hostility of corporate America. I just feel apprehensive about putting myself out there online!
Make sure you contact your insurance company. A standard policy will usually not cover any damages or injuries from an accident while driving for food delivery so you may need to add to your coverage.
Thanks for telling it like it really is. So many people lying and exaggerating. Keep up the good content. I like your channel.
I got stuck in that damn parade traffic before several years ago, was a nightmare. So random.
My water was cut off yesterday. I was $4 short so I doordashed. I live in a rural area. After waiting 25 min I got a wendys order for 4.25 going 3.3 miiles. Then I got a sheetz order for $10 going 20.2 miles. I was like Im deserate but not stupid. I ended my dash and had enough to pay my water. Im also a single mom of 3 sons, 1 is disabled. Im at my witts end trying to make ends meet
I understand completely. Hope things turn around for you soon.
Now that is one adorable dog
I don't have a car and as an autistic-that's impossible. I know Uber let's you rent a car-but that seems like taking on a lot of risk. The only way I can see doing it is on a scooter. I worked for restos for 7 yrs-like smoking half a pack a day and I don't. I was sick and pissed off with my smoking co-workers the whole time! I never want to work for an ashtray resto again!
Hey Mama's I Love You video I understand the struggle keep pushing with the videos I support you
Gas mileage and wear and tear on your car is deductible but you need to keep track of At the end you have to figure out how much you used the car for business vs personal use. Also your insurance might not cover you if you are using car for employment. You need a rider. Also check with your state DMV to see if you need a commercial license
I got attacked by a dog yesterday doing a Roadie delivery
Your a very smart lady and thank you for sharing the experience, you have helped many people that are struggling in this economy, I sympathize with your health issues since I’m a cashier and have a very hard time with being on my feet for Hours in a shift, and see the curbside and insta cart gigs all day , at least you get to sit down like a civilized person when your delivering, GOD Bless 🇺🇸🙏
Much respect 🙏
Making content while you make money and making money from the content. Fantastic!
That's what I'm thinking about. Maybe getting a job driving for AutoZone. With a service animal. The only thing I'm concerned about is the pickup truck they use is not a king cab
You gotta remember too, your money hasnt been taxed yet. And, as you mentioned no insurance, retirement; wear and tear, gasoline....
Its been a good option when stuff (often) goes awry and i need cash fast or if not wirking enough hours....
I, personally, dont feel it is a good fit for me to do full time. The bad days, are verrrry bad. They good days are like lottery wins. Customer support is a joke. ....
You also get a check from doordash to cover your maintenance expenses when you file your taxes so it’s not too bad just not for everyone. It’s more labor than people actually think.
9:08 LOL! I have had parallel experiences. 🤣 It's like a dungeon adventure while delivering food and entering the wrong room of the maze.
Gosh dang it I'm sorry you fell. I fall once in a while and if I land on my ribs It is REALLY bad. I have 3 broken ribs normally they don't hurt unless I fall and land on my ribs
I always make sure to tip well when we order food delivery or take Uber, no less than 20%
Sick video
True hustler
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Self employment taxes is another thing to factor. After those, federal and state income taxes you might have cleared $13-14 an hour which I would consider essentially minimum wage. In my opinion gig work like this is only worth it part time if you’re able to do the peak lunch and dinner hours consistently and do something else during the slow times. I used to average close to double what you did an hour it’s about maximizing efficiency and only working the peak hours.
I did it back in 2019. I made good doing it part time. 800 a week Thursday through Sunday
Oh my gosh sorry to hear that.
I make like 1000 a week for like 30hrs. And I do all the work on my own vehicle. I reject all small runs unless they are 2mil for like 9.00. I have around 7000 deliveries. I don't care about acceptance rate but my Satisfaction rate is 99, there's always 1% in any business where ppl complain.
DAMN! that ain't sht. you have to be discretionary when taking orders. folks you can not take every order it's that simple. good luck Meaty Mama you did the right thing in breaking it down and getting a clear understanding of the money. most people don't do this.
I have used delivery since before Covid I am disabled homebound. I normally have good service except on Walmart delivery not sure if Walmart is messing up orders or drivers taking orders. I always tip well because I know I am unable to get out
Gig work is the new modern slavery.
You are considered self-employed and independent contractor so you have to file schedule C's. When you do this if you purchase your own health insurance 100% of it is a tax write-off. If you go to a restaurant and talk to another Uber driver that is a 100% tax write-off even if it's in Nevada or any other place in the United States even the plane ride is a tax write-off and your hotel. Your tabs are a tax write-off. Everything that you purchase for your job is a tax write-off you must save all receipts. Even your taxes at the end of the year of the year before is a tax write-off. The more write-offs you have at the end of the year the more you get back but you must show the receipts added up before you go to the CPA. Your mileage is a write off. Turn your car into a company car that is a tax write-off. The more you know about being self-employed the better off you are everything you purchase down to a paperclip or a cup for the inside of your car is a tax write-off and at the end of the year you will get back a lot of money.
3:54 ❤ I’m new here …sending you so much love
1700 Miles in ONE month ????? I can't do this to my car . This is not for me . Great video , and you are a fun person ! Thanks for the great info.
ok 1st off been doing d d for 2.5 years i do not shut car off on deliveries beacuse it's very lightly populated in delaware county most houses are in dark areas n need flash light when walking up to avoid holes in lawns or drive ways car was 8 years old in 2023 i bought it in 2015 only 1 major problem the whole front end bushings tie rods etc needed to be replaced total cost with alignment $1375 so if you have small vehicle with all rubber bootings bushings go get 1 bottle of AT 205 RE - Seal cost about $18 at amazon cant get it at any auoto [arts store like advance or others
put in any spray bottles and do every joint front and back to keep them from cracking bset to do when car is able to sit an d it soaks in for 8 hours
larger vehicles trucks have the old steel ball joints you get lubed at any oil change service like meineke
Girl I have everything in Life delivered to me and after watching you I now have a whole new respect for what it is that you do. And now I tip drivers better ! Great Vid I enjoyed watching you and learning from you as well. Be Blessed and I wish you the best of luck.
I started doing UE & DD full time last year. I had a full time job that I quit due to it being a drain on my mental health. I worked for this company for 5 years and couldn’t do it any more. I missed so much time with my kids and family and my full time job was draining me emotionally and mentally. I’m not making as much doing gig work, but my mental health is 100x better and I get more time with my family. I know I won’t be doing gig work forever, but for now it’s paying my bills and allowing me the freedom I need to work on myself and spend time with my favorite people. I love watching your videos, you’re hilarious! I’m a local too (in the Tampa area). Love your content and I wish you nothing but success and happiness!
I don’t do it full-time anymore I usually dash and Sarasota area but I’m from Arcadia a small town in Florida. Sometimes I get good orders here sometimes I don’t. I haven’t DoorDash or Uber eats in months. I do have a normal full-time job doing irrigation work. Thank God for that it is weekly pay. I make decent money with that but just like she says any job has its setbacks for sure. As example it is Sunday and I don’t work tomorrow, because the job that was lined up rescheduled, just trying to watch out and say be careful of your choices. Good luck.
That’s the same reason I started it full time in central Florida. It could definitely pay more, but getting sun and natural beauty all day, seeing new towns, getting plenty of exercise, plus the freedom of time definitely beats being in an office or sitting at my computer all day. Hope it treats you well as long as you do it 👌🏾
Same here
@@bobg3221Sarasota here and have wondered how you guys do in this area. Have thought about giving it a try but not excited about putting the miles on my low mileage car or having it smell like a dumpster. I always tip at least $5 on all my orders but curious how everyone else tips around here. Arcadia to Sarasota is a long haul every day.
What about Healthcare for you and your kids?
I have to share a funny story! My very first day dashing last April of 2023, I was dropping off a Steak N Shake order and lost my balance and fell flat on my face in front of the customer! So embarrassing, but they were kind about it, especially since I was carrying drinks and a shake, which I somehow managed to SAVE! They literally landed upright beside me on the ground! It helps that they were in a carrier! Talk about a miracle !! 😂
I think that qualifies as "beginner's luck." 😄
Awww hugs must be so tuff some days 😮
That's all I do is gig work it's all I can do. Trying to get the n more platforms. I am the only caregiver for my autistic niece with other disabilities so this is what I have and it pays my bills.
I once burned my hand in front of a customer who proceeded to laugh at me. And that's why I despise people.
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Gate codes, stairs and apartments are the delivery driver's worst enemies.
I hate apartments!
Amen sister
So true!
I live in an apt complex and almost always stand outside to wave them down. Fortunately in our little community, all the apartments are ground floor. No second or their stories.
As well as probation officer.. I live in apartments and hate doing home visits in apartments because it’s hard to get to
From a customer's perspective, this taught me that leaving a stingy tip can really hurt, and leaving a generous tip can really help.
I admire this lady for working trying to find the best way to support her family. I think some of the comments are unnecessarily rude.. With inflation, the cost of living, medical, etc. it takes so much to survive. . Good luck.!😮😮😮😮
I’m with you
The only way gig work is somewhat profitable is if you accept minimum $7 order and $2 per mile and constant. You are correct about car expenses and depreciation will shock many people with high mileage cars when its too late down the road. Accepting a $5 order while driving your car at your expense is ridiculous.
20 years ago if you asked a cab driver to pick up food for $5 and deliver it 2 miles away he would laugh in your face. ....20 YEARS AGO!!!!
Today with costs of housing, food , gas etc are triple what it was 20 years ago and people accept $3 offers....LOL
I see ppl driving really nice cars and prob making payments on them and idk how they do it in my area the only way i think its really worth it is to buy a old car that still runs good and know how to work on it yourself. i do doordash but i bought my car for 1200$ and worse case scenario if the engine blows i can replace it myself for 4-600$ and i bought it with 106k on it and it has 138k now with no problems so far just maintenance things
@@dylanjk5946 this is what i have thought of doing, getting a high mileage car specifically for food delivery.
Tru. I accepted a $4 order yesterday cause it was like 2 or 3 miles. Waiting time plus drive time ended up being like 30 min😩. That's less than $8 per hour😭 This work is a scam.
I wouldn't accept a $4 order on a bicycle half mile away...lol@@sheritaa3032
I wouldn't accept a $4 order on a bicycle half mile away...lol@@sheritaa3032
I saw all the "original episodes" and this was a outstanding summary / compilation collection! So fun to watch and relive.
Thank you!
She is working, not on welfare. Help her out...tip big...remember you didn't want to leave your house.
I read that as you didn't want her to leave your house.
A lot of ppl on welfare work too
Many people on assistance work. The majority of people on “welfare” as you describe genuinely need the assistance. So welfare or worker it makes no difference, if we’re fortunate we should help those who are less fortunate or have fallen on hard times. We all have been or may be in a bad position at least once in our lives. So your comment isn’t relevant or funny.
Tipping for doing your job? The entitlement of these woke leftists is unreal. Definitely wouldn’t want her delivering my order.
The tip culture is stupid. These employers should be paying the full cost of their employees instead of relying on random generosity of their customers.
Another consideration.
Check with your car insurance.
When delivering, you are using your car for "commercial" activity. Most standard insurance policies DO NOT cover "commercial" use, unless you add commercial use to your policy.
Know a pizza delivery driver who got in a wreck while delivering and his insurance paid $0.00.
I always call or text for people to meet me at bottom of the stairs, or come outside; if dog is present, and they all do. 👍🏼
Apartments... CALL THEM TO MEET YOU OUTSIDE; PROBLEM SOLVED. TRUST ME, THEY WANT THEIR FOOD. THEY WILL MEET YOU.