I dashed in the upper class part of Northeast Houston and literally the biggest house (gated community, million dollar homes & all) I ever delivered to did not tip AT ALL. The rich do no like to share the wealth it seems. I guess that’s how they stay rich
I'll note that the one time I delivered to a gated community with large homes (in Fort Worth, TX), I got a $20 tip. I've also got other generous tips from rich people around here. Perhaps people here are just friendlier and more courteous?
As someone who is from that area and has been to many of the locations in the video you were definitely in the right spot at the Chestnut Hill/Brookline area. Keep up the good work
I am in the South Shore area and I thought about doing Newton but I’ve seen good tips from Hanover, Sharon, Weymouth, Pembroke. My biggest tippers are Scituate and Marshfield and not so great is Quincy. 😅
Yooo also a boston uber eats driver (and made a couple vids too). You went off dood - but make sure you're hydrating and staying fed. Keep up the good the work!
u are a maniac, and i love the hustle!! finding great furniture is an added bonus! u should check store dumpsters too! they always throw out great displays, and other goodies all year round!!
with a area like Brookline and Cambridge no point in accepting 20$ for 5/6 miles take 1.5 miles or 1 mile for 9/10$ get back to the hot zone if your not already in it you could be way more efficient. Decline orders. 7/8$ for 1.2-1.5 is better.
I delivered to some of the nicest mansions imaginable in LA (including Beverly Hills), and the cliche is true...The extremely rich do not tip well. Honestly, the nicest thing I can say is that the tips are average, maybe slightly above average (and this is sometimes with huge orders). In general, the best tips are from unassuming houses, generally nice (or above average) houses in nice areas.
Really enjoyed your video..Like the diversions like when you picked up the free furniture. I hear you about not. Grabbing the hot food while shopping...it always looks good but too messy and takes too much time. I've found that the higher income areas do not necessarily tip better..in fact worse usually. On Thanksgiving day, I delivered a supermarket flower assortment at dinnertime for a house..$5 million house..holiday primetime..NO TIP. That was disappointing. I did like your video..great graphics.
It seems with uber eats, If it's more than 1 pick up and more than 1 drop off then the drop-off location won't show. I think their system is confused because it's a piggyback off their passenger ride share code.
See what you mean. Sometimes I be thinking it's one order and it'll end up being 2. one time I had an order that was 18 miles total. The order started I. Flemming island and ended in flemming island so didn't see why it would be 18 miles. Come to find out the order was for 3 different people.
Brookline is great area to dash if you can learn all the weird roads. I have been away from USA for over 16 years and just returned back. I’m dashing now to get current with environment and also it’s a ‘blast from the past’, used to deliver mostly in Brookline/Brighton/Allston area in the 90’s (yes in the 1990’s decade). Not much has changed regarding the demographics of this area. It’s a hotspot for restaurants and young professionals.
@@davidpayette2348 I have Instacart in Calgary and it is horrible. I did about ten orders and said never again. I made about $10 after paying for gas. With Uber Eats I always make $25 to $30 an hour. $20 an hour if I work slow days or weird times.
I used to live in Boston and I thought it would have sucked delivering there because of the horrible parking, one way streets, and driving in the winter but maybe I was wrong haha
So how does the multi app strategy work? You sign up with all of them and when you start your shift, just listen for the notifications and plan accordingly?
yea, basically u look for the most profitable and worthwhile orders. And if it's feasible to stack orders together: then do that as much as you can because it basically doubles or triples your earnings.
I need to switch up my area more often because I did more hours and wasn’t even close to $200. I did $220 within 2 days but that was just with Ubereats
Craziest 2 tips I've received here in sunny Isles have so far been A $125 designer Pocket square...(had to google what that was too...😅) And one lady the other day only had $2 so she gave me a brand new $45 pair of air pods 😂😂😂 love this job....
Good orders. Just wanted to mention the earrings are not what they appear. You have to deduct taxes, gas. Putting mileage you need oil and tire changes, repairs also. At best you make minimum wage. It’s good to make extra money on the side in my opinion
Does Para work with doordash. I heard from someone that doordash banned apps like that so that way the dasher can not find out the max tip. I'm with doordash so far. Waiting in line for an instacart position to open up
You do a great job. I could only do this if I didn't have a child. Otherwise shopping for other people and having to interact with so many a holes would be easier to handle I'm sure.
Wait, american Uber eats drivers get like 25 USD for one delivery or am I misunderstanding something?? I saw some other guy in London who gets like 6 pounds for an order.
On AVERAGE you can make good money. But for example yesterday I made $160 in one day, but today it’s been dead and I haven’t made a dime yet. It all evens out to probably $18 an hour after taxes gas etc
my average tip from people who live in gigantic mansions is like $3-5. i had one that was 10 cents. i wanted to chunk their food straight at their door. my largest tip ever, $30, was from a generic middle class house in the country. the rich just live in another universe and have no idea what the middle class goes through.
Definitely noticed both as a server and a driver, the more well off the person the less they tip and the lesser they treat you. I grew up in a decently well off family but it was hard earned money. My dad started as a waiter and worked his way up to being a banquet director in 5 star hotels. His dad layed carpet. He has known true struggles and he never let us forget it, he also taught us to work for every single cent we have. He gave us the basics food, shelter, clothing etc because we were children but if we wanted extras we worked for them. I bought my first coach bag at 16 with money it took me 6 months to earn. I'm 35 and I still have that bag as a reminder to myself never to loose my principals. You can be well off and still raise your kids to know humility.
You worked 6 months for a coach bag? Im sorry but i think thats not even close to worth it compared to more practical things you could’ve bought with that money
@K G who are you to tell me what to spend my money on. I wanted that bag, the bag was my goal, I got a job and saved to pay for it. Obviously it took so long because I was also using some of my income for "more practical things"...but that's not really my point or your business. I wanted it, I worked for it, I got it. There is no shame in that. You're just on here judging people you don't know for no reason.
I dashed in the upper class part of Northeast Houston and literally the biggest house (gated community, million dollar homes & all) I ever delivered to did not tip AT ALL. The rich do no like to share the wealth it seems. I guess that’s how they stay rich
Probably the kids that ordered with their own account and card but clueless otherwise
I feel your pain hun... Jersey shore is the same, and the people are loaded
@@gingerjay6483 Not really. The shore is loaded with low and no-class losers who live paycheck to paycheck.
Trevor….add a tip jar….it’s a Thanks icon…
I'll note that the one time I delivered to a gated community with large homes (in Fort Worth, TX), I got a $20 tip. I've also got other generous tips from rich people around here.
Perhaps people here are just friendlier and more courteous?
I subscribed when you spotted the end table and took it to sell it on facebook! Your a true hustler! I respect the grind and the mindset!
Same lol
As someone who is from that area and has been to many of the locations in the video you were definitely in the right spot at the Chestnut Hill/Brookline area. Keep up the good work
Best Delivery commentary by far! I mean who else checks for bold spots in checkout camera!?
What a great idea interviewing another dasher. Great job Trevor!
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I am in the South Shore area and I thought about doing Newton but I’ve seen good tips from Hanover, Sharon, Weymouth, Pembroke. My biggest tippers are Scituate and Marshfield and not so great is Quincy. 😅
Love the background music added on to the videos. He is the man representing Boston. GO hard Everyday! 😊
such a creative video man, so much content
Ok, this is the most epic delivery video I’ve seen yet
How so?
@@brettk2968 like, camera angles , animations , music, the way you crafted it . Bravo
Nice job mate love the hustle mode let's go! 💪 you ever dashed in Southie,bulger's old neighborhood
😂😂😂 that sandwich looked terrible 😂😂😂
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Dang you gained like 3k subscribers from a few weeks ago! From what I remember.
Hey Trev! Great content! You are close to 8k subs. Congrats!
Love your charm man, keep it up!
Yooo also a boston uber eats driver (and made a couple vids too). You went off dood - but make sure you're hydrating and staying fed. Keep up the good the work!
u are a maniac, and i love the hustle!! finding great furniture is an added bonus! u should check store dumpsters too! they always throw out great displays, and other goodies all year round!!
with a area like Brookline and Cambridge no point in accepting 20$ for 5/6 miles take 1.5 miles or 1 mile for 9/10$ get back to the hot zone if your not already in it you could be way more efficient. Decline orders. 7/8$ for 1.2-1.5 is better.
"People are staring at me like I'm crazy... Because I am!"
That's so cool 😎. I used to come to newton ma all the time. Stay in newton.
Great vid 💯
2:54 the reason why the cart looks like that is to prevent people from stealing them lol
Love your content dude. Any upcomming challenges?
Yo your actually funny. I like your videos
I like this guys energy ✊🏾
Love Ya Bro, I hope you break more tough records More Success & Cheers ❤🤣
I am the one with the bald spot at the surveillance camera 😂
❤😁 Dude, you getting the nightstand to sell on Marketplace was so fucking relatable. Score!!! 👍
I'm north of you might have to go south for a weekend
Let's go, you make me try harder
I delivered to some of the nicest mansions imaginable in LA (including Beverly Hills), and the cliche is true...The extremely rich do not tip well. Honestly, the nicest thing I can say is that the tips are average, maybe slightly above average (and this is sometimes with huge orders). In general, the best tips are from unassuming houses, generally nice (or above average) houses in nice areas.
That’s because most people who appear to be really rich aren’t actually wealthy because they spend all their money keeping up with that lifestyle.
@@BarbellFinancial Or they could be rich and are just entitled, stingy losers who think we're here to serve them.
@@Beatles0223 This can certainly be true too.
@@BarbellFinancial The more money you have the less you want to spend it is something ive realized.
This video helped a lot thank you!
Really enjoyed your video..Like the diversions like when you picked up the free furniture. I hear you about not. Grabbing the hot food while shopping...it always looks good but too messy and takes too much time. I've found that the higher income areas do not necessarily tip better..in fact worse usually. On Thanksgiving day, I delivered a supermarket flower assortment at dinnertime for a house..$5 million house..holiday primetime..NO TIP. That was disappointing. I did like your video..great graphics.
Broo this was super entertaining you're mad funny
I use Doordash all the time and Uber in Quincy. Hope to see you one day.
the goofy cart part had me dyingg🤣
Go a few miles west of Newton and it gets wealthier..Wellesley, Westwood ,Dover and Weston
No stores out there
I lived in Brookline for 10 years and never delivered 😅 missed out. Love your content. Please interview more Dashers
Awesome video
Great video!
It seems with uber eats, If it's more than 1 pick up and more than 1 drop off then the drop-off location won't show. I think their system is confused because it's a piggyback off their passenger ride share code.
See what you mean. Sometimes I be thinking it's one order and it'll end up being 2. one time I had an order that was 18 miles total. The order started I. Flemming island and ended in flemming island so didn't see why it would be 18 miles. Come to find out the order was for 3 different people.
I’m from this area and just started dashing myself. Your content is 👍. Hope I can be has good has you.
Brookline is great area to dash if you can learn all the weird roads. I have been away from USA for over 16 years and just returned back. I’m dashing now to get current with environment and also it’s a ‘blast from the past’, used to deliver mostly in Brookline/Brighton/Allston area in the 90’s (yes in the 1990’s decade). Not much has changed regarding the demographics of this area. It’s a hotspot for restaurants and young professionals.
Wish you all the best Trevor, your videos are great.
instacart won't accept me in my area, that sucks! :( enjoying the video as always!!
Are you in Canada?
@@peaceplease5443 yes! Quebec!
@@davidpayette2348 I have Instacart in Calgary and it is horrible. I did about ten orders and said never again. I made about $10 after paying for gas. With Uber Eats I always make $25 to $30 an hour. $20 an hour if I work slow days or weird times.
I used to live in Boston and I thought it would have sucked delivering there because of the horrible parking, one way streets, and driving in the winter but maybe I was wrong haha
oh never mind, just got to the part where you talked about downtown Bostons traffic, I lived in Chinatown lmao
I live in WI and I’ve been thinking of making a day and trying Madison or Rockford, IL to see if it’s better since it’s a bigger city
Hey bro, can I get the download to that "fast whoo" transition sound fx @6:17 & @7:37?
Is this your main source of income or do you also have a regular full time job?
Gotta try that app!
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Your area is always busy but in markham in Canada not busy at all the time 😜😜😜
How do you have all those apps on the same phone
So how does the multi app strategy work?
You sign up with all of them and when you start your shift, just listen for the notifications and plan accordingly?
yea, basically u look for the most profitable and worthwhile orders. And if it's feasible to stack orders together: then do that as much as you can because it basically doubles or triples your earnings.
what day was this ? friday?
How much did you end up selling the end table for on Marketplace?
I need to switch up my area more often because I did more hours and wasn’t even close to $200. I did $220 within 2 days but that was just with Ubereats
Craziest 2 tips I've received here in sunny Isles have so far been
A $125 designer Pocket square...(had to google what that was too...😅)
And one lady the other day only had $2 so she gave me a brand new $45 pair of air pods
😂😂😂 love this job....
Yeah I've been getting a lot of those 3 order on Uber eat deliveries them shit pay out
I got my first triple offer a few days ago but declined it. That's too long to get food to people and that means bad tips.
People staring @ me like I'm crazy bc I am Uber eats poppin 🚀 🤣🤣 👍
I work Boston but I do hit Brookline sometimes
Good orders. Just wanted to mention the earrings are not what they appear. You have to deduct taxes, gas. Putting mileage you need oil and tire changes, repairs also. At best you make minimum wage. It’s good to make extra money on the side in my opinion
anyone elses market is dead since its the beginning of month or does doordash just hate me
But how much are you making with mpg? Or do you not count that?
Does Para work with doordash. I heard from someone that doordash banned apps like that so that way the dasher can not find out the max tip. I'm with doordash so far. Waiting in line for an instacart position to open up
He doesn't even use Para. I don't know why he's promoting something he doesn't use.
U getting all the good orders
Its better to dash in downtown Boston on bike. You just haveto be careful of the drivera.
Don’t you ever dispresprct the thanksgiving 711 sammich
Why don’t you do rideshare? More money
New Year's Day ... + 1.5 per. That's in DC
How much Para pays you to promote them?
lets goooooooooo
Too many houses not enough restaurants
Anyone have an Instacart referral code for Boston area? If so what’s the bonus?
Utilize para app
You do a great job. I could only do this if I didn't have a child. Otherwise shopping for other people and having to interact with so many a holes would be easier to handle I'm sure.
Wait, american Uber eats drivers get like 25 USD for one delivery or am I misunderstanding something?? I saw some other guy in London who gets like 6 pounds for an order.
Lol only if you’re lucky. I also get orders for $2.40.
On AVERAGE you can make good money. But for example yesterday I made $160 in one day, but today it’s been dead and I haven’t made a dime yet. It all evens out to probably $18 an hour after taxes gas etc
I can't believe you didn't take that $30 4 mile triple stack.
To be frank, I don't think this video should be allowed on the interweb
Nice 🙂
Lots of $1 tips come from mansions
About how many miles do you drive perk week for gig work?
I do bouts 5 hunnid
1700
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Can't believe you bought another 💩 hoagie 3:30
my average tip from people who live in gigantic mansions is like $3-5. i had one that was 10 cents. i wanted to chunk their food straight at their door.
my largest tip ever, $30, was from a generic middle class house in the country. the rich just live in another universe and have no idea what the middle class goes through.
Definitely noticed both as a server and a driver, the more well off the person the less they tip and the lesser they treat you. I grew up in a decently well off family but it was hard earned money. My dad started as a waiter and worked his way up to being a banquet director in 5 star hotels. His dad layed carpet. He has known true struggles and he never let us forget it, he also taught us to work for every single cent we have. He gave us the basics food, shelter, clothing etc because we were children but if we wanted extras we worked for them. I bought my first coach bag at 16 with money it took me 6 months to earn. I'm 35 and I still have that bag as a reminder to myself never to loose my principals. You can be well off and still raise your kids to know humility.
You worked 6 months for a coach bag? Im sorry but i think thats not even close to worth it compared to more practical things you could’ve bought with that money
@K G who are you to tell me what to spend my money on. I wanted that bag, the bag was my goal, I got a job and saved to pay for it. Obviously it took so long because I was also using some of my income for "more practical things"...but that's not really my point or your business. I wanted it, I worked for it, I got it. There is no shame in that. You're just on here judging people you don't know for no reason.
@@allisonharranmua8193 lol
@K G seriously screw off..you are the problem
Nice video but are you squinting all the time on purpose???
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Weeds legal bub
Brighton area near Commonwealth Ave ESPECIALLY when school is in session has best everything 😚🤌🏾
You cant be telling everyone the secret about quincy/ braintree best location for dashing and instacart