Delivering McDonalds At 4AM For UberEats - It Is Never Too Early For A Burger!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Evenings and Mornings are the times for us couriers but I wanted to see how they actually differ and find out when the best time is to work for these food delivery apps by working one evening shift and then working the morning after, in this episode I worked a Saturday Morning Shift.
Yes i understand people work night shifts and they order when home from a shift.... i also work nights and @UberEats is a blessing after a long night!
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because of people like you i can go without starving when im baked at 3 am, you are a good man.
you said it right
It's a curse living with UberEats because once the munchies hit it's too convenient man
@@okramketinefottolski7308 Did he not say he was baked? :P
@@okramketinefottolski7308 I dont think you can cook your own food in that state ngl
@@okramketinefottolski7308 who wants to cook at 3am? Lol I’ll just order
I love how you say "it's never too early for a burger" but to me a 4am burger is just a late night one 😆
Haha 4am is breakfast time for me! 😅
HAHA, thats what I thought....It's funny the perspective shift
Yurga
Yeah haha late night
I would call it breakfast
I've got mad respect for people who work in these food delivery services, I always make sure to tip and leave a good rating for the driver and the food. Thank you for what you do for us :)
@SumOfIt have u worked as one?
@O.G Autistler they are just delievery people, they arent the founders of the fast food companies, not the government allowing the selling of the food to continue, just people working hard to get by. dont go pushing that shit on them.
@O.G Autistler yep sure whatever u think
Why tip though? Cost £2.30 for delivery and a extra £1.20 for service. Really pointless to tip them.
Y’all are so brutal in the comment section.😔
Hey man, I don't work in this sector but its interesting to see how our food is delivered and what you guys have to go through. Seems certain jobs tips are better to give in than others; keep safe and thank you for your hard work.
Yeah, we never think about how fucking hard it is to be a courier, they are true heroes and deserve way better treatment for the companies they are working for, here in Estonia couriers are treated like shit (I used to be one). Youre literally risking your life (especially on a bike) and overall have to deal with a very difficult job (navigating in cities, dealing with people, understanding where to enter a building and how to find the right place).
@@johannes1498 why are we using the word "hero" for a fast food delivery man. degenerates
@@parkjae8970 dude chill out he's just trying to show respect.
This is either a lovely comment or somewhat condescending… I’m not sure which.
such a wholesome comment
As someone who works 2nd shift and doesn't even get home until 1 am, I really do appreciate places that are open 24-7
Like 711 lmao
I am the guy ordering burgers at 4Am because i have a remote job and I am crazy, thanks for your service
Mad respect to you man working these shifts in the early morning. I remember I got a late night McDonald’s and didn’t tip the person because I didn’t like tipping but now I always tip because these people are honestly just mad and underpaid
Oh that person hated you for sure 😭
try being tradesmen lol delivering people coffee wtf
This might sound a little silly, you've probably already thought of this. The idea of doing this along side youtube is actually a great way to enjoy your career. Like sure you're kicking in on a bike dropping off burgers, At least you get to make videos, run a side hustle & stay active. this is actually a solid idea. respect.
I wouldn't say it's a career it's more of a side hustle 😂
This is my first time seeing the perspective of a delivery person. Cannot thank you enough for your work, you guys should really be getting paid more!
Then give a bigger tip
No, they shouldn't - they choose their job and they put others at risk by their ignorance of road laws
@@Yerr_ItsNick It shouldn't be the job of the consumer to pay the providers employees. If you have ever learned about basic economics, you'd understand that these people should be getting paid more money. Supply and demand is an important thing that you should probably learn
@@Liam-zo4jm You're right, it shouldn't be but tips is where they make the majority of their profit. The easiest solution, other than wishing they got paid more is to give a bigger tip. At least you'd actually be doing something instead of just wishing they did.
@@rogueuniversities6866 hey look, an angry driver, don't worry cars don't have much longer in cities
the weirdest delivery I've ever had to do was 35 of the individual tomato sauces. 16-gram ones. the house to drop off to was like something out of a horror film. scary af. looked like no one had lived there for a decade but the car was in the driveway and only 1 light on in the whole place. not a single sound though. i legged it after i dropped it at the door lmao
Lmao
maybe they were filming a low budget horror?
Sheeeeeiiiittt
you mean ketchup?
When I worked Uber I had to deliver to unmarked industrial buildings in the middle of a gated compound, to a doctor in the emergency lane of a hospital (as per her instructions don't ask me), countless apartment complexes where all I was given was the building number, to cars in a parking lot, people on a beach, literally over 200 meters of sand dune, inside a police station, inside a library.
One thing I learnt, is that old thing about "if you look confident you can go anywhere" really is true. As long as I have a bag of food and a confident walk I can breeze through any threshold, counter or gate. I've probably broken so many rules, possibly even trespassing laws, but they got their food and I've never been stopped.
This was eye opening from a delivery point of view but I wanted to give your props on your film making techniques, I love use of slow motion and freeze frame. Good work bud.
Huge respect to all the couriers out there.
Pfff, respect the guys who collect your trash every day.
No one actually needs what is depicted here.
@@tydendurler9574 Why do you need to get distraught about this? People can and already do respect more than one group of service workers.
try guarding the boarders
I'm a Deliveroo rider working in Singapore. We used to have Ubereats here but Uber was bought over by Grab. I do miss the Uber notification sounds. Glad to have found this channel. Keep up the awesome videos mate. Ride safe.
Are you busy? LOL
And your name is Muhammad while you live in Singapore
@@pokerheat7152 Yes. I am a Malay Muslim born in Singapore. Singapore was a Malay country and its immediate neighbour is Malaysia with Indonesia next door. There are millions of Muhammads in Singapore anyway. Anything wrong with being a Muhammad in Singapore?
@@pokerheat7152 and your name is Poker Heat
@@pokerheat7152 shut up poker
There’s something satisfying about staying up late, either cause of work or school or maybe just cause you’ve been binge watching a show, and then ordering some food from somewhere open 24/7 and eating just before the sun rises. Thank you to you guys for making that possible!
Staying up till sunrise sucks.
@@tiko4621 sorry for your shitty experience man, was it work related?
@@9f81rsd00 he doesn't know...
Imagine being baked and be able to order McDonalds at 4am, here in Holland i wouldn't be able to...
@@chungus9854 a mate sent me this video. first thing i said was “last thing id be doing at 4am is delivering cheeseburgers to fucking meth heads” i stg majority of them mfs high. (i also did the same 💀💀)
Another cool video 👍🏻. I really don’t know what’s so fascinating about watching someone delivering food etc, but I love watching your videos, and the music you choose is wicked
I made the song at 5:18, appreciate it 🙏🏼
I live in Rural Ireland so this sort of job is unheard of for me, perhaps in Dublin but not in the sticks. The quiet ambience of London at night makes me appreciate night time living in general. Loved watching every bit of this video, a very fascinating insight. Cheers
And Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Galway!
Yeah Deliveroo is nuts in Dublin. Always drivers lingering around busy spots in town...
Dublin, - but also Galway, Cork, & Belfast.
I am grateful for delivery drivers like you. I appreciate that you would brave the elements, traffic, noise, etc. to bring me things, allowing me to stay home. Anyone who doesn't tip shouldn't bother ordering. Not right.
This is the first video of yours I've seen, and I found it very interesting, especially the drone footage. Thanks so much for sharing! *subscribed*
i have never tipped and never will i just pay for my food
@@Sean-vh1rr Lazy enough to order but won't tip, not a flex.
@@moon-kg4wb it's their job they get paid for it and im paying for it...
@@Sean-vh1rr You have never worked a job like that then, same with people who don't tip waiters. Our society is fucked up.
@@moon-kg4wb ive worked in retail all my life and dont receive any tips. im also from the uk where tipping is not expected like in america. dont make assumptions :)
I really love these kinds of videos. They are so simple, yet so satisfying to just sit back and watch. Really gives perspective of different jobs in different areas while keeping a super chill vibe. Subbed!
Remember you get paid per mile so it’s £1.50 per mile doesn’t technically mean you get double
So if you did a extra mile and it was an extra £1.50 and you add 60% onto that it should’ve been an extra £2.30 which is more or less what it was
You also get paid for order pick up and drop off
Oh
You’re doing a good deed for a lot of drunk people 😃
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I'm glad I watched this video because if i'm being honest with myself I've been taking couriers for granted and not tipping when I know I can. Thank you for the insight and hard work 🙏🏾
Genuine question why tip delivery drivers? I’ll tip barbers, taxis you name it, I’ve just never tipped delivery drivers. I wouldn’t tip the amazon driver, nor the guy in the warehouse. The delivery is literally the only part your paying for so why the tip?
@@ryanhall4659 I mean, generally speaking, tipping is a standard practice in a lot of the food industry e.g tipping a waitress. Obviously it differs from case to case whether that driver takes care with your food etc but the way I'm goin to start thinking about it is that it's somewhat of a luxury to have your food delivered right to your house and if I can make someone's day/night better by simply giving a little bit extra then I'll strive to do so.
@@ryanhall4659 I understand what you're saying also which is why literally until I watched this video, tipping never even crossed my mind like that for food deliveries
@@ryanhall4659 Wait you tip barbers? Trying to get in with them or?
@@ryanhall4659 In many cases, paying a few dollars extra in tips can lead to better service that far exceeds the monetary value of the few hundred cents. In addition, it is common practice for on-demand delivery services in the U.S. There is no legal obligation to tip, but double check all your orders for bodily fluids if you are the kind of person who does not.
I'm a delivery driver for a super market been doing it for 7 years, id say I get a tip once every 2 months, i do 25 - 30 orders a day 5 days a week, i never expect a tip but when I do get given one I definitely feel like I've made a difference to that persons day.
How much money do you average per day? I’m thinking of starting
This makes me sad af, I am a broke university student and I still tip even if I can only spare a couple of quid, I would rather tip £1 just to show I appreciate it. I accidentally ordered to the wrong address once which made the trip maybe an extra 1/3rd of a mile, and I tipped the guy £5 on a £6 order for the inconvenience as I knew he would be on a bike. Some people just don't get it.
In America its more rare to not get a tip
Thats mad …I always tip…I must be in the minority
@@t2p Live in Bolton and i always tipped when ordering was thinking even just £1 if they do three an hour that's an extra £3 an hour, so even small tips add up. Then i did some Uber eats work must have delivered about 300 orders got 0 tips, must have been the only tipper in Bolton lmao
Loads of places are open early doors now I remember back in my teens when you had to go to a petrol garage window and tell the man/women what you wanted the actual shop was shut
My town is still like that now, everything shut after 10pm and you have to go to the petrol station, the joys of living rurally in an old mining town
you are by far the best delivery rider I have ever witnessed. For years now I've been using Uber eats and the drivers are hopeless in comparison. 9 times out of 10 they cannot find the address, they never leave their vehicle if in a car to look for the address either. They do not contact you, and I have to leave my house every time and walk around the roadsides till they drive past me. And if I dont leave my house to collect the food from the car they just cancel it and return the food to the restaurant.
the fact that you're actually going into the buildings, the lifts and delivering the food to the actual front door is unbeleievable to me! I think throughout the 3 years I have lived here I have had about 2 drivers who have delivered food to my door as advertised by the service. I'd honesty pay more if it meant they just brought the food to my house lol it's not hard. I cannot believe people dont tip you!
Bro, with Uber pay, 1.5X is £4.80, 1.6X is £5.20 for deliveries under a mile (where I live anyway). After a mile then you get at least £1 extra per mile. Good work 👍
I'm totally blind, and I enjoy what you and other Ubereats drivers do for us to get our food delivered! Thank you so much! And, yes, here in the U.S., tipping is mandatory.
Not mandatory, just customary
That would suck
tips mandatory? wtf, i have worked as deliveryguy but i never will ask for a tip, a tip is something that is extra, because i already get paid to deliver the food the tip is something that the person feels to give or not.
i dont know to say the word that i want to say in English sorry :v
Supposedly “mandatory” bc the driver will not pick up your food, unless tip is paid…. Dont know how it all works, since i pick up m own food, but there are videos about the issue
@@pak3ton I appologize for not clarifying what I meant. What I was meaning is, here in the U.S. if you can afford to tip, whether you're eating out or getting your food delivered, it's polite to tip someone. I am sorry for implying it was mandatory, I was going off of what others said, and that's completely my fault. I know that not everyone can afford to tip delivery drivers. Sorry for the confusion.
Fair play to you for showing this video , Especially as most of your night time films show you objecting to taking McDonalds
also looks like the customers have given up on ordering drinks so thats also good , cool mate
I always tip double when I order at midnight, respect to you guys!
Now you have me tempted to want to give this ago just whilst im at university. I think I'd have no issue making money here doing this. Great video mate.
Go for it! Especially at uni it's a good way to earn a few pounds on the side!
If your in a small town, is it worth doing? And how do you pay your tax, any tips which apps to get and costs please
@@John-vt3gt You would need to do a self assessment tax return if you earn over £1000. Anything upto £1000 you're free to do so. Costs would be whatever you're using, possibly some form of insurance.
@@LondonEats he can't move his ass from playing his video games he's full of it
Glad TH-cam recommended this channel to me, I've subbed and will go on a big binge now! I'm over in rural Ireland and surprised how high tech all these buildings in London are.
the idea of riding around the middle of the city at like 5am just doing peoples deliveries sounds nice and dreamy but i imagine its tough work for you mate, good on ya for putting the work in!
In Indonesia, this happened during Ramadhan since Sahur must be done before the Shubuh/Fajr Prayer. This of course causes several problems since if the delivery driver didn't get the food delivered in time, they may go out of work.
You're good for carrying that heavy load of drinks 💪🏾
For no tip. That a $10 order in the USA
I would have denied that order
I cant believe he didn’t tip
After all that hype he only got 6 quid
Never thought I'd watch something like this, but you present how it's done so rationally and entertainingly. It's been awhile since I've been out at all hours, so thanks for that. Subscribed
Love the editing around 5:20-540. For a food delivery video it’s unique. I have been a Doordash driver for years but always admire the guys on bikes in cities. Of my 4755 deliveries I can only think of maybe 15 or so I didn’t get tipped on. I see in London this is not the case and it’s much different. I like the No carbon footprint and not having to worry about gas and vehicle maintenance. Even though I average about $27 per hour , only about $16 of that comes to me in the end. We are loving the content and Will be checking out your stuff tonight on the big OLED to get a real feel for the London delivery scene at night. Cheers from Western NY mate.
Your editing n commentary is 10/10
I used to work nights for Amazon warehouse..wish I did this instead because that was literally hell
I remember picking and packing at warehouses when I was at uni earning like £50-60 after an 8 hour shift ... I would have happily done this job instead, easy money ! cruising around making deliveries.
I wouldn't say it's ez but I FL ya your more Yr own bos ish no one doing your he'd in
@@darrenjones3181 I had a stroke reading that comment
2 strokes is a wank
@@joehartley06 Translation: I wouldn't say it's easy, but I feel you. Your more your own boss, no one's doing your head in.
@@darrenjones3181 dude I've read some of your other comments, learn to type 😂
Thank you for your work, man. I always take care to thank delivery drivers. I’ve never been one myself but i can imagine how knackering it must be.
When it’s these type of orders that they pay 1.6x always make the route on google mapa before leaving the restaurant, take a screenshot of the trip because uber sometimes takes from your pay, if you think it’s not right just send the screenshot to them saying that you travelled more than what you got paid for and they will make out the difference!
Nice slick editing my friend👌🏻 just started watching your videos and I am hooked!! Your positive attitude really makes me smile. Keep doing you 💪🏻
Loving the video's, honestly could watch these all day, only down side is it makes me proper hungry 😂
This guy is a genius. Working while getting a work out and recording it for youtube for more views and earnings. Pretty motivating I won't lie. I wish I lived in a bike friendly city so I could try this but America is so set on cars that it is impossible.
Motorcycle ;) Twice the fun, half the costs of a car
I’ve been doing this from July last year and i’m watching with pleasure like it’s something new i’m watching 😂 Good job!
I’m a believer in tipping fair and just by the 10%-20% rule
Those early morning drinks are for a sesh I bet 😂
Wow you made me so excited flipping hell mate
I used to be a cycle courier in Glasgow, taking parcel, letters and so on to various offices. It was back in 1997. I did it for one year, didnt miss a day, hail, rain, or shine. The pay was terrible, absolutely scandalous. £1.85 per drop, no matter how far. I gave it up as my throat was getting sore all the time for the deep breathing in the pollution. No electrically assisted bikes back then. When I think of the risks I took just to impress a client, totally risked my life every single day grabbing buses and HGVs etc to get a tow. Great to watch you doing it with all the gadgets to share it with us. Thanks for the effort in sharing.
video was in recommended, something told me to watch. i think its something about the night/morning sky while doing it that makes it so captivating. 8:45 was so nice, and this honestly makes me want to get out of the house. keep up the content, love from the states
Blimey up that early then doing a full day's sparky work then out in that next evening amazing energy bro
Nice to see uber eats deliveries on a bike. I usually do it with my dad in his car, sometimes parking can take the absolute piss 🤣
Seeing this video makes me wanna move back to the uk. As a korean who has english wife living in south korea we do this all the time but when it's 4am they only serve breakfast memus ( muffins, snack wraps, hash browns, pan cakes )
its only the like the big 6 cities that are like that the rest of the UK (Yorkshire) specifically is dogshite for ordering
It’s so relaxing watching these at night time
thanks for providing such a good service, wish all delivery drivers were the same
they are dude. respect them all, they are actual heroes. sometimes you might get a bad one - but most of them are just good guys making their way.
The guy who ordered all those drinks are what's wrong with society. These people abuse deliver drivers by expecting them to deliver all of those goods for a cheap £5 and don't even give a little tip.
Fair play to you for carrying all that weight on a bike mate you're a legend and show how much of an honest hard worker you are. Hats off to you. Wish you all the best success for your future bro 🙏🏼
More like Uber eats fucks it's drivers and throttles pay accordingly to ensure it's drivers dont make good money
How is that what's wrong with society? Some company posted a price and both the delivery person and customer accepted it. Why should the burden be on the customer to decide what the delivery person should get. It should be on the company to pay fairly (and the government to make sure companies pay fairly). It's the company that is abusive, not the customer... (that being said, because nobody wants to hold companies accountable, so people should just be nice and tip, but they are hardly the abusers...)
@@dertfert745 So you opened your statement by disagreeing with me but closed your statement by agreeing with me that people should tip more 🤷🏻♂️Seems like a semantic issue.
Of course it falls on the government and the companies, I mean at the end of the day these are whom set the pricing. However, as a collective society we still have moral obligation not to abuse systems put in place by governments and/or companies.
For me personally, I know how little they get paid for the work they do so I have no issue tipping people, but when I know majority of delivery drivers are on some form of bike, electric or motorbike and I'm trying to order a very large order, then best believe I will tip, because I know that I'm abusing the system. If I was to order from a larger supermarket, not only would you have to wait for a delivery slot but also pay the extra.
I've been obsessed with these videos and also CDL drivers, idk how they started getting recommended to me!
Woah was surprised when all those drinks fit in his bag :O
I wanted to see a clear shot of the thirsty lad.
Superbly edited, not too slow and not too fast. I want to do this as well and not for the money, it's enticing especially at night since the streets are clear.
always CHASING the multipliers, that's the spirit! Keep up the great work and cash big!
Used to love delivering Uber eats super late/early. Most of the time they are stoned or drunk and don't answer the door or phone. You get the money and the food. Eat what you like and give/sell the rest away.
Man your jobs hard as I am working with deliveroo with a normal cycling bike and looks great but It was my first shift but I have full respect for you man, keep on going 👍
I do doordash and Grubhub in Tennessee and I gotta say. Driving around and picking up orders is so much a pain, but seeing your videos in England (sorry if I’m wrong) man your lucky to get them super close lol. I have to sometimes drive like 15 to 20 min to deliver. But I still love doing it.
Looking to do this myself, waiting to be accepted! Thanks for the great footage and tips, really helped me with my courier quest! Respect
I do this in London too. Mostly Camden, West End, Marylebone etc. The whole 'remove your helmet thing' bugs the hell out of me. Sometimes they even want you to leave your helmet in the lobby. When this happens I straight up refuse and call the customer to come downstairs.
It's called security
Respect for those big orders you got! Literally so big!
I'm a Gojek Driver at Indonesia, nice work mate. Keep it up!
UK Uber east is so different than USA, in USA we know exactly how much we get paid when we accept orders, we see estimated time and miles and tips are 50% of our payment. Nice to see a different perspective
tips arent optional for the buyers? you have to pay tip wanted or not?
@@pak3ton tip is optional but in USA if you choose not to tip, your order may not be picked up at all. I’ve seen McDonald’s with like 10 orders not picked up because they are no tip orders from doordash
Very brave delivering at that time in the morning,cycling around total respect to you brother.Hope your not being ripped off.
*_This kind of work, to me, is very exciting because you're always on the road and going places and meeting new people everytime. I work in the office (of a lab in a hospital) and I'm good at it and I've mastered everything in it already. I own an electric scooter. I want to try this out, at least as a source of extra income. Ride safe always, Brother. Instant sub to you. Cheers!_*
Well done mate, you put a lot of people around your age group to shame.. has they can't get out of bed at midday 😴😴😂well done.. Next video please 👍
take care and stay safe
Much respect for your hard work but also the quality of your camera work
I respect the hustle man, inspiration for getting up early.
My brother used to an UberEats driver and used to do evening shifts, used to tell me how shit it was lol. I have mad respect for what you guys do, blessings.
The bloke that ordered all them drinks. There’s a Tesco express right next to him. 😂🤣
Haha yep, to be honest im guilty of doing the same thing so i cant criticise
Did similar: could have ridden down to get food myself, but ordered it online. Order was still wrong and had to ride down in the end anyway 🤔
Crazy world we live in today, wtf is my guy doing drinking all that anyway lol kinda weird
24 bottles of water 😂 maybe his tap was broken
I drove for Uber way back in 2015 after quitting a job that was holding me down. I'll always be thankful to Uber for giving me that out because now I work a dream job and make way more than I need.
this is super interesting, thanks so much for sharing! will definitely be tipping more often now, i have to say - this was eye opening to say the least!
Great content mate, nice editing on the sound lower and ups. Love it especially the grind you willing to provide! Sad to see none of them give you a tip cash... Disgusting when they order something at that time of night tbh.
I use to work for UbberEats before and now working as UberEats driver again because I actually missed the jobs. It is not so much the pay but I don't know, I just love the job. Last few shift I got a very low rating because I left all the food by the door. I thought it was the way supposed to be due to the pandemic but because of it, UberEats gave me a low rating. It will be better next time.
Because of people like you I can not starve when I get home at 3am after a night out.
Fair play to you bro for getting up and out at that time! I normally start delivering around midday haha been out earlier a few times but in smaller city's it's just not worth the amount of jobs at that time. Love the videos keep smashing it
Great comment
I am a taxi driver and do uber eats when busy, when I order from uber I don't even tip lol you do actually get a decent wage, good times in glasgow on uber eats is usually 22 pound an hour
Never too early for a burger? It can also be never too late for a burger. I work 14 hour shifts from 6pm to 8am and when I get home in the morning it’s just like dinner time for most people. I eat breakfast at night and whatever I feel like in the morning.
You got no idea what kinda hero you are to people that work nights
I love ordering through uber eats in Australia, you can guarantee if you order through Hungry Jack's or McDonalds and put through a family order online, they will mess it up and you can ask for a full refund. There is nothing they can do about. Sticking it to corporate food joints 😂
Love the music in this one! Stuck in my head. (PS watching from Toronto, Canada. Can’t get enough of this channel)
Kudos to Patrick Star for keeping this guy on his toes. I have a McDonald's at my palace, so it's always a treat to stop by and get a Big Mac after such an important meeting. Dennis Rodman loves their milkshakes. That being said, really bugs me how these people in apartments make you come all the way up to them. Like is it really THAT hard to go downstairs to meet the driver? Smh this society
McDonald's fun fact: 69 million people around the world eat at McDonald's every day. More people eat at McDonald's, than the amount of people who live in the UK! And the British monarch owns a McDonald's through the Crown Estate. The Banbury Gateway Shopping Park in Oxfordshire is part of the Crown Estate, and within that shopping park...is a McDonald's!
north korea finally respecting capitalism
First time to the channel, I recently moved to London and find these videos super addictive to watch. Keep up the good work bro! Subscribed.
Also proud of you delivering foods by cycling!!
As a doordash driver, there is something about those late night/early morning shifts that hit different. Vibing out with some music, coffee and your own thoughts.
I regularly order from you guys, and I ALWAYS tip. I know you don't expect to be tipped, but I think it's disgusting that most people don't tip.
Same here as I used to be a driver and hardly got tips, so I stopped certain things like helping with shopping and suitcases, people will always tip a black cab driver but not an Uber rider or driver, tight arse bastards
@@vinnieomahoney6359 there's just no excuse for it. If I can't afford to tip, then I just don't order.
I hate tightness.
Tipping isn't a big thing outside of the US what do you expect?
Tipping is seen as a unnecessary and I don't tip myself unless the person has been exceptionally good
You can't live outside the US and expect a tip, that's just a ridiculous mind set
@@omabdulgani I hate virtue signalling to strangers
@@BassBanj0 here in netherlands it totally expected to recieve a tip
make sure you do things right when you're tired is solid advice
Total respect to all food delivery people!
This will show to all those who complain about food delivery people that it is NOT an easy job! As long as we don't meet too many nasty clients, it's good job to have!
HAHAH, immediately after that lovely lady opened the door at 12:11 I thought "wonder if there's a curve on the timeline here.." and saw it was the most replayed part xD
Someone definitely smoking a splif that time haha
I do a night job, my official lunch break at my office is 4:30am to 530, to people like me it is normal. It sucks that most places are closed. We need that support, we are working 40 hrs a week just like everyone else. Not only that but it sucks that we only have breakfast available, I would love to have a salad or burger at my job but every lunch I gotta have eggs and such every day.
I work a graveyard shift during the winters 12am-9am. Usually i get my breakfast when everyone else does when i wake up! but when i wake up is 10:30PM. So when i get off of work im always complaining that i usually have to eat another breakfast instead of a dinner because everything that is open is only serving breakfast. So i totally understand wanting to eat a burger early.
MY🎵AT 5 :15
ok.
AWESOME, Chilled vibes
Peak TH-cam, watching someone deliver food a few thousand miles away. Good video sir.
It's probably late night grub after a long night of drinking partying for them, they're probably not just waking up!
When I used to deliver food on a moped 10 years ago, i always blasted through red lights lol
i think its disrespectful that those people dont come downstairs to pick up the order
What an amazing video I have stumbled upon. This was eye opening to see from a deliverer's perspective. Thank you for making this video and good luck on your deliveries!
If I ever get the urge for Fast Food at 4AM, it's a good indication that I need to go to sleep and not do that.
I work at nights so I’m up and get hungry :/ oops
I have disability n sometimes fall asleep in the afternoon or evening n wake up in the night with full hours of sleep. N missed lunch dinner n sometimes have to order late nights like that.
People also work late shifts and haven’t had dinner.
,my past old jobs in teen where I was abused they wouldn’t give me evenings to eat I would have to work sometimes round the clock without break or food n get home late morning n eat then.
Now due to disability I use to struggle to eat until late at night sometimes n can’t sleep without food all night long
Delivery is a lifesaver for me.
There was a time where I couldn’t physically take care of myself n didn’t eat or drink for 3 days had doctor call out to save me, but anytime. It got that bad again takeaway was a lifesaver for me.
Now able to eat in again :) get bad days but not as bad as before
Not sure why the building in the video wanted him to take off his helmet.
Anyway services are to serve customers not to judge n pass personal opinions n assumptions on them