I had a passenger this last weekend that told me she would "tip me in the app" as the ride was ending. I asked her, "do you know what the phrase "bless your heart" means in the south?". She said no, so I told her "it has a double meaning, it could be sympathy or it could be an subtle insult, but it is typically used as an insult. Most drivers view the phrase "I'll tip you in the app" as an insult, because usually the person who says it never tips." She paused for a second, reached into her purse and handed me $20. I thanked her and she asked what I would have said if she had left without tipping. I said, "I would have said bless your heart".
Thanks. I'm going to start using that with every rider who says "I'll tip you in the app" "Bless your heart." IME, 19 out of 20 riders who say that... don't. Riders who "tip in the app" don't announce it. They just do it.
I work for what im worth a tip is a bonus. Had 19 rides in a row not to long ago that tipped. I get people that say theyll tip me and they have. I have to go back to last year to go to a broken promise of a tip that didnt happened. And ive had a lot say it to me this year and all that said it have. When you work for your price without the hopes of a tip is the way to go because thats just extra bonus you werent guaranteed
Levi I sometimes get passengers that have to take Uber every day for work and some of them. I understand why they don’t tip because they’re having to spend so much to the apps there other times. You pull up to this really expensive house and they don’t tip.
I'm not american so I'm confused, why are you running after the passengers/customers for not tipping, instead of the company that should properly compensate you? Something is not right.
Because the definition of "gig work " is temporary/part time not intended for full time work yet many people rely on it for full time work and depend on tips because gig apps don't pay enough. Gig apps know when you rely on them as a full time job and they take advantage.
Minimum wage was never meant to be a living wage, but look what people are doing driving the minimum wage up minimum wage was meant to be a starter wage for people just beginning to work some people like me who can’t physically work anymore use gig work to make a living so before you make a comment about something you’ve never done think about this
Plus they also don't really want to tip because Uber and Lyft is charging them double with their used to taking and making it a little more uncomfortable if not nearly impossible in their minds to tip so there is also that reality even though they should still tip I can understand why they're apprehensive from time to time
The first type of person described as "always tips" can't be assumed to be a good person. They could easily just be guilted into it or afraid of negative emotions or confrontation by not doing so even when the service is awful. This video even acknowledges this during the "never tippers" section.
When every driver no longer speaks English and doesn’t care if their car is clean or not, gets in an accident, then they will care and maybe they will figure it out. I don’t do stops EVER, planned or otherwise.
This is real. There's some "interesting" meta shit going on in rideshare lately. Riders are noticing and they're not liking it. At all. It's a problem, but it's also a huge opportunity for good drivers if you're not afraid to exert yourself as a true "independent contractor." Download and print out your uber and/or lyft driver contracts out on real paper. Yeah, I know, 99.999% of drivers just clicked "accept" without reading anything at all. Well, print it out, on real paper, and READ it. With a highlighter. One paragraph, one sentence at a time. You'll be amazed at what your actual driver contract says you can do.
There is a Fourth kind of Tipper - One that says they are going to tip you, but they don't, to me that is the Worst kind, because they Lied to my Face. Basically I give everybody a five star, just to move on and go to the next fare, but the next morning when I am on the toilet with nothing better to do, I go through all the fares I done the day before and I Re-Rate them. If by the next morning they have not Tipped me when they said they were going to, I go into that fare and then Re-Rate them to a 1 Star.
I had a fare tonight that I instantly gave them a 1 Star Rating after I dropped them off. I was going to give them a 3 Star the next morning because they were rude and loud, but just before it ended something happened that mad me see red with them. A passenger in the back got a call from an Uber driver who was at the place I just picked them up from, they had each ordered and Uber and I was just lucky I got there first otherwise I might have been on the other end of that phone call.
@@Housingoc - Go into the Fare you want to Re-Rate, top right corner, press "?" that takes you to Help. Go down the list to All Topics, then press "Trips", go down the bottom of list to "More Options", go to "Issues with a Rider" select "Change Rider Rating" hope that works for you, let me know if it does not.
I grew up in the hood and I don’t expect people from the hood to tip…and they don’t. The advantage is the demand in the hood tends to be consistently higher than the average norm, so the volume of rides kind of makes up for the non-tippers. And I have to add that in the more undesirable areas the fairs tend to be higher, go figure.
Next time someone says “I’ll tip you extra” I’ll say “yeah right.” I NEVER do anything extra like a stop unless they update the destination. So many people are straight up liars.
I drive with Uber and ride with them as well. College town, so most rides are college students. The key is to lower your expectations. ex: with college kids, 80% don't tip... which is fine. But the ones who tell you they will tip in the app and don't are the worst. 99% of ppl who tell you usually end up not tipping. Now, when there is a surge and people are charged way over the regular price for the ride I understand why they would not tip, and I don't expect them to. ex: I take a short 3 min 1 mile trip from the train station to my house and Uber usually charges me $8. I know the driver gets around $4 out of it, so I add a $3 for tip. But sometimes when Uber charges me about $16 for that same 1 mile trip when there is a surge I don't tip, sorry.
Well, it's my car and I use it for personal as well as Uber. I have a car wash membership and always keep my car clean. I shower also, I do not do this for the passengers, I do it for me. I like clean. lol
Well, it's my car and I use it for personal as well as Uber. I have a car wash membership and always keep my car clean. I shower also, I do not do this for the passengers, I do it for me. I like clean. lol I help with luggage and groceries sometimes. More times than not I get a tip. No one will say I am not going to tip you. LOL But you nailed the types of tipping and non-tipping customers. thanks for the video. Be safe out there.
Luggage, sure thing. Airport riders, generally speaking, are better tippers. Groceries... hell no. If I recognize the pickup as a grocery store, auto-decline.
What I really don’t understand is people go out and eat at restaurants and at the end of the service they leave a tip to the server but when they take a rideshare vehicle from A point B they don’t leave a tip
Tip is something you give after a service is provided. The tax liabilities on tips are aweful. That 1099-NEC is terrible. If a driver is ride or die upon tips given, they're doing it wrong.
If there were a way that "non-tipping" rides could be flagged upfront, I'd never pick any of them up. There are proxies, pickups or drop offs... at high-end restaurants, high-end hotels, high end neighborhoods or buildings. Not a guarantee of tips, but the needle is moved in favor of tipping. Also, airport rides generally speaking are better tips. XL rides generally are better tips. Riders going out for leisure/entertainment purposes are better tippers than riders using rideshare as a substitute to owning a car. Riders who verbalize "tip you in the app" (or any variation of that) I automatically 1-star and wish bad things upon their entire family line. 95% of them are lying to you deliberately. For no good reason. Just exit the car and say "Thanks."
Good video Levi. People don’t understand here on the United States it’s customary to tip service staff 1099s. I even tip the painters as extra bonus for good service or getting the job done earlier
Here’s the ultimate insult. You pick up a couple from the supermarket, they’re visiting from out of town and staying at a hotel. You provide the high-level of courtesy by unloading the groceries onto the hotel cart, the entire time the guy is directing you where to put the items on the cart without him even lifting a single bag. As you’ve probably know they didn’t provide a single dime of a tip. What a freaking a-whole!!
Here's something that's very interesting about anybody that has said to you personally hey don't expect a tip for me go to your employer and get more money. I would suggest of course you turn right back around to that person and say so you don't go out to restaurants and eat right????? Because if you go out to restaurants and eat I'm certain you are leaving tips because it's required socially even the people saying that to you don't tip they just don't want to tip for their ride
Exactly. We’re in America and it’s customary to pay service workers like driver less so they can earn more through tips, assuming they provide good service.
this sounds like so much whining. youre emotionally hurt by it? wow. i have a Tesla Model Y and it smells brand new. when i accept a ride thats the amount i am good with. tipping is just a bonus. i never expect a tip. your mistake is to expect other humans to think like you. i give what im willing to give with nothing in return. im 52. it took a while for me to get to this thinking. but it sets me free from allowing others to let me down.
Honestly, who cares if u get tipped or not. If you're taking rides that are worth it then theres no need to be worried about tip. You're over thinking it. Its there as an option. Just like its an option to talk to ur pax, its an option to keep ur car clean, its an option to load someones luggage. You do it but it doesnt mean someone else will tip u for it. But it doesnt bug me when they dont because the trip im doing is worth my time doing.
You said that a customer would not have the courage to tell you at the beginning of the ride that they don’t tip even though you claim you’d want them to do so. Why don’t YOU tell the customer before the ride begins that you expect a tip? You wouldn’t dare do that would you?! Talk about setting a negative mood before a ride. Goes both ways.
Fair. But isn’t it obvious that the service worker wants to earn a tip? Are there service workers that don’t want a tip? Also, I do make it clear that I want a tip by having signage and an app that prompts a review and tip.
You aren't taking it too personal. In the United States tipping is customary for individuals doing certain types of service work. Also yes if Uber just paid us more then everyone would just be forced to pay more all around so those who tell us to get it out of the company, they aren't our employer we are all subcontractors, are just telling you they don't want to pay at all regardless.
Thank you. I get it, @adamakarekanizeme833 makes a good point in the sense I shouldn't let the way people treat me affect me, in the sense I can't control them. But super sucks that tipping is a big part of our income, more so as Uber pay rates drop, all the while passenger tips drop too.
Sorry we're a forced multicultural society now so your idea of custom in the US is now nonsense. Bickering about words like employer and subcontractor is just pointless. Your relationship with the company isn't my concern.
What you're doing is exactly what your employer wants, that is to place the blame on the consumer for not earning enough. And if anything you're the one with a lack of transparency why don't you tell the customer that you're going above and beyond and expect a tip.
If you're the boss, that's what you want your employees to do. If you're on commission or self-employed that's the worst advice possible. Treating "everyone" like a VIP moves the odds against you for getting actual VIPs.
Gave a man ride to Syracuse basketball he said how fast could I get him there I said if you got 50 in hand will be fast he started laughing so I took my time than he got out Checked to. See he left anything behind a bottle of liquor and 100 dollar bill
I had a passenger in the city once and the girlfriend was amazed I had the old strawberry 🍓 candies and was like “wow this brings me so many good memories of my grandma” so the guy tipped me $100 dollars I was so surprised told him take a few more
Mistake #1 - Loading the customer's luggage? Unless it's Uber Black or Lyft Black, there is no way you should be loading luggage. If you decide to "help" the customer put the customer's luggage in your trunk , there is nothing wrong with that. Only because the luggage can be 50 lbs and its definitely not worth hurting your back.
My back is fine. I load luggage for two reasons: 1. If they did it I could see them damaging my trunk, scratching my car. 2. I want to provide a good service and earn a tip.
Yeah but the reality is for me I actually go to the back and either open the door or help people with the luggage if they have some because I don't want them slamming my car door trunk door or scratching the back of the car as they have Hazard they throw their luggage in as if it's a shuttle bus going to the Ramada Inn
I have a good one for you, Levi. My sister and I were out for lunch a few days ago at a restaurant we frequent. Our waitress was a woman that I recognized and I had given a ride a few weeks ago - she did not tip. I asked my sister if it was appropriate for me not to tip the waitress, after all, the restaurant was paying her an hourly wage.
So you make career out of saying the unreasonable things ride-share drivers dream of, what you are saying is not what most people agree with. Here is a tip: forget about your tip and focus on opening a business and worry about the connections. You can have a really good tipper give you $200 on a $10 ride, or you can have a non-tipper give you a $900,000 contract. Act like a businessman, dress like a businessman and you will be treated as a businessman and will be a successful businessman. Talk like a beggar, dress like a beggar, act like a beggar, you will be treated as a one, and will always be a beggar. You beg for money and share you beggar attitude with beggars so that they remain beggars. That is low. Know more and be more, so that rideshare drivers can stop having the reputation of beggars and grow as real movers and shakers in their areas, as it should be. Your goal as a video publisher should be to facilitate class mobility, REAL class mobility…have drivers just from $90,000 USD a year to $450,000 USD per year, connecting business deals or something worthwhile dude. Stop this low life beggar attitude that will take drivers nowhere.
Uber drivers should get a real job. It is no ones fault but your own this is the job you choose to do and the people you choose to deal with. Uber pays drivers if you want a tip you better give me good service. Get snarky with me I will tell you with a smile on my face you are getting nothing. You are a glorified pizza delivery driver.
@tipyouintheapp new vid rideshare professor just posted proof. A driver got a screenshot of riders payment with a tip of 10$ and only got 5. How many are out there that none is received when tipped
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I had a passenger this last weekend that told me she would "tip me in the app" as the ride was ending. I asked her, "do you know what the phrase "bless your heart" means in the south?". She said no, so I told her "it has a double meaning, it could be sympathy or it could be an subtle insult, but it is typically used as an insult. Most drivers view the phrase "I'll tip you in the app" as an insult, because usually the person who says it never tips." She paused for a second, reached into her purse and handed me $20. I thanked her and she asked what I would have said if she had left without tipping. I said, "I would have said bless your heart".
Great story! I wouldn't have this brand if people honored their tips like your passenger.
Thanks. I'm going to start using that with every rider who says "I'll tip you in the app"
"Bless your heart."
IME, 19 out of 20 riders who say that... don't. Riders who "tip in the app" don't announce it. They just do it.
I work for what im worth a tip is a bonus. Had 19 rides in a row not to long ago that tipped. I get people that say theyll tip me and they have. I have to go back to last year to go to a broken promise of a tip that didnt happened. And ive had a lot say it to me this year and all that said it have.
When you work for your price without the hopes of a tip is the way to go because thats just extra bonus you werent guaranteed
Levi I sometimes get passengers that have to take Uber every day for work and some of them. I understand why they don’t tip because they’re having to spend so much to the apps there other times. You pull up to this really expensive house and they don’t tip.
I'm not american so I'm confused, why are you running after the passengers/customers for not tipping, instead of the company that should properly compensate you? Something is not right.
I’m American and whole heartedly agree.
Because the definition of "gig work " is temporary/part time not intended for full time work yet many people rely on it for full time work and depend on tips because gig apps don't pay enough.
Gig apps know when you rely on them as a full time job and they take advantage.
Minimum wage was never meant to be a living wage, but look what people are doing driving the minimum wage up minimum wage was meant to be a starter wage for people just beginning to work some people like me who can’t physically work anymore use gig work to make a living so before you make a comment about something you’ve never done think about this
Uber was so, so awesome in the beginning when there was no tip option and it wasn't expected. I miss those days. Uber (the company) is the freeloader.
The freeloaders are the passengers that promise tips and don’t tip.
Plus they also don't really want to tip because Uber and Lyft is charging them double with their used to taking and making it a little more uncomfortable if not nearly impossible in their minds to tip so there is also that reality even though they should still tip I can understand why they're apprehensive from time to time
Good point.
The first type of person described as "always tips" can't be assumed to be a good person. They could easily just be guilted into it or afraid of negative emotions or confrontation by not doing so even when the service is awful. This video even acknowledges this during the "never tippers" section.
Fair. But in context of this video tipping for quality service is good and not tipping for the same service is bad.
When every driver no longer speaks English and doesn’t care if their car is clean or not, gets in an accident, then they will care and maybe they will figure it out. I don’t do stops EVER, planned or otherwise.
This is real. There's some "interesting" meta shit going on in rideshare lately. Riders are noticing and they're not liking it. At all. It's a problem, but it's also a huge opportunity for good drivers if you're not afraid to exert yourself as a true "independent contractor."
Download and print out your uber and/or lyft driver contracts out on real paper. Yeah, I know, 99.999% of drivers just clicked "accept" without reading anything at all. Well, print it out, on real paper, and READ it. With a highlighter. One paragraph, one sentence at a time. You'll be amazed at what your actual driver contract says you can do.
you make me want to tip even less now after watching this
I get 1-2 out of ten. Others just dont care. I give great service and care to my passengers. Just cheap!!
Yep, same!
There is a Fourth kind of Tipper - One that says they are going to tip you, but they don't, to me that is the Worst kind, because they Lied to my Face. Basically I give everybody a five star, just to move on and go to the next fare, but the next morning when I am on the toilet with nothing better to do, I go through all the fares I done the day before and I Re-Rate them. If by the next morning they have not Tipped me when they said they were going to, I go into that fare and then Re-Rate them to a 1 Star.
I had a fare tonight that I instantly gave them a 1 Star Rating after I dropped them off. I was going to give them a 3 Star the next morning because they were rude and loud, but just before it ended something happened that mad me see red with them. A passenger in the back got a call from an Uber driver who was at the place I just picked them up from, they had each ordered and Uber and I was just lucky I got there first otherwise I might have been on the other end of that phone call.
How do you re-rate them on Uber?
@@Housingoc - Go into the Fare you want to Re-Rate, top right corner, press "?" that takes you to Help. Go down the list to All Topics, then press "Trips", go down the bottom of list to "More Options", go to "Issues with a Rider" select "Change Rider Rating" hope that works for you, let me know if it does not.
I grew up in the hood and I don’t expect people from the hood to tip…and they don’t. The advantage is the demand in the hood tends to be consistently higher than the average norm, so the volume of rides kind of makes up for the non-tippers. And I have to add that in the more undesirable areas the fairs tend to be higher, go figure.
Next time someone says “I’ll tip you extra” I’ll say “yeah right.”
I NEVER do anything extra like a stop unless they update the destination. So many people are straight up liars.
I wouldn't have a this brand name if people tipped when they said they'll tip.
@@tipyouintheapp makes sense! Appreciate the content!
I drive with Uber and ride with them as well. College town, so most rides are college students. The key is to lower your expectations. ex: with college kids, 80% don't tip... which is fine. But the ones who tell you they will tip in the app and don't are the worst. 99% of ppl who tell you usually end up not tipping.
Now, when there is a surge and people are charged way over the regular price for the ride I understand why they would not tip, and I don't expect them to. ex: I take a short 3 min 1 mile trip from the train station to my house and Uber usually charges me $8. I know the driver gets around $4 out of it, so I add a $3 for tip. But sometimes when Uber charges me about $16 for that same 1 mile trip when there is a surge I don't tip, sorry.
College kids are okay tippers sometimes. Music matters a lot.
I don’t keep my car as clean as I used to. Why should I?
Right!? I keep it clean for myself more than anything else now.
Well, it's my car and I use it for personal as well as Uber. I have a car wash membership and always keep my car clean. I shower also, I do not do this for the passengers, I do it for me. I like clean. lol
Don't keep it clean but don't be surprised when I zero out your tip *shrug*
Well, it's my car and I use it for personal as well as Uber. I have a car wash membership and always keep my car clean. I shower also, I do not do this for the passengers, I do it for me. I like clean. lol
I help with luggage and groceries sometimes. More times than not I get a tip. No one will say I am not going to tip you. LOL But you nailed the types of tipping and non-tipping customers. thanks for the video. Be safe out there.
I understand some will and some won't tip. I just wish there was a way to know who won't tip, this way I don't have to give them a ride. 😂
Too bad other drivers don't shower and keep their car clean too. 😂
Luggage, sure thing. Airport riders, generally speaking, are better tippers. Groceries... hell no. If I recognize the pickup as a grocery store, auto-decline.
What I really don’t understand is people go out and eat at restaurants and at the end of the service they leave a tip to the server but when they take a rideshare vehicle from A point B they don’t leave a tip
Tip is something you give after a service is provided.
The tax liabilities on tips are aweful. That 1099-NEC is terrible. If a driver is ride or die upon tips given, they're doing it wrong.
I don’t think we’re ride or die. But tips improve our margins.
@tipyouintheapp idk I make 100k a year and I tell people not to tip me. Tipping is out of control
Good job! 👍🏻
If there were a way that "non-tipping" rides could be flagged upfront, I'd never pick any of them up. There are proxies, pickups or drop offs... at high-end restaurants, high-end hotels, high end neighborhoods or buildings. Not a guarantee of tips, but the needle is moved in favor of tipping. Also, airport rides generally speaking are better tips. XL rides generally are better tips. Riders going out for leisure/entertainment purposes are better tippers than riders using rideshare as a substitute to owning a car.
Riders who verbalize "tip you in the app" (or any variation of that) I automatically 1-star and wish bad things upon their entire family line. 95% of them are lying to you deliberately. For no good reason. Just exit the car and say "Thanks."
Good video Levi. People don’t understand here on the United States it’s customary to tip service staff 1099s. I even tip the painters as extra bonus for good service or getting the job done earlier
Thank you! ❤️❤️
Here’s the ultimate insult. You pick up a couple from the supermarket, they’re visiting from out of town and staying at a hotel. You provide the high-level of courtesy by unloading the groceries onto the hotel cart, the entire time the guy is directing you where to put the items on the cart without him even lifting a single bag. As you’ve probably know they didn’t provide a single dime of a tip. What a freaking a-whole!!
Freeloaders 😂
I thought you'd get a kick out of that. 😂
Here's something that's very interesting about anybody that has said to you personally hey don't expect a tip for me go to your employer and get more money. I would suggest of course you turn right back around to that person and say so you don't go out to restaurants and eat right????? Because if you go out to restaurants and eat I'm certain you are leaving tips because it's required socially even the people saying that to you don't tip they just don't want to tip for their ride
Exactly. We’re in America and it’s customary to pay service workers like driver less so they can earn more through tips, assuming they provide good service.
this sounds like so much whining. youre emotionally hurt by it? wow. i have a Tesla Model Y and it smells brand new. when i accept a ride thats the amount i am good with. tipping is just a bonus. i never expect a tip. your mistake is to expect other humans to think like you. i give what im willing to give with nothing in return. im 52. it took a while for me to get to this thinking. but it sets me free from allowing others to let me down.
I feel ya. But do you expect anything from anyone?
You don't get upset if someone promises to pay you and they don't?
@@tipyouintheapp they always say that. seeing is believing. i never believe them until it drops in.
@@tipyouintheapp there’s a difference between not getting paid and not getting a tip. If you can’t see that you’re living in la la land
And there's a difference between asking the server for a favor over and above the service and not tipping.
@@stevesmith8306 if you don't like Levi's way of thinking you don't have to watch the videos. Just be nice, it's not difficult - for most humans.
Honestly, who cares if u get tipped or not. If you're taking rides that are worth it then theres no need to be worried about tip.
You're over thinking it. Its there as an option. Just like its an option to talk to ur pax, its an option to keep ur car clean, its an option to load someones luggage.
You do it but it doesnt mean someone else will tip u for it. But it doesnt bug me when they dont because the trip im doing is worth my time doing.
You said that a customer would not have the courage to tell you at the beginning of the ride that they don’t tip even though you claim you’d want them to do so. Why don’t YOU tell the customer before the ride begins that you expect a tip? You wouldn’t dare do that would you?! Talk about setting a negative mood before a ride. Goes both ways.
Fair. But isn’t it obvious that the service worker wants to earn a tip? Are there service workers that don’t want a tip?
Also, I do make it clear that I want a tip by having signage and an app that prompts a review and tip.
You aren't taking it too personal. In the United States tipping is customary for individuals doing certain types of service work. Also yes if Uber just paid us more then everyone would just be forced to pay more all around so those who tell us to get it out of the company, they aren't our employer we are all subcontractors, are just telling you they don't want to pay at all regardless.
Thank you. I get it, @adamakarekanizeme833 makes a good point in the sense I shouldn't let the way people treat me affect me, in the sense I can't control them.
But super sucks that tipping is a big part of our income, more so as Uber pay rates drop, all the while passenger tips drop too.
Sorry we're a forced multicultural society now so your idea of custom in the US is now nonsense. Bickering about words like employer and subcontractor is just pointless. Your relationship with the company isn't my concern.
True. Some people move here and bring their non-tipping cultures with them.
We need them to adapt to our culture.
What you're doing is exactly what your employer wants, that is to place the blame on the consumer for not earning enough. And if anything you're the one with a lack of transparency why don't you tell the customer that you're going above and beyond and expect a tip.
I do tell the passenger I expect a tip.
@@tipyouintheapp So you bait and switch by showing up and then upping the fee.
No. I pick them up and do an amazing service and let them know I'm trying to earn a tip. Ultimately they can choose to tip or not.
What PJ Slots & Entertainment said. :)
Agreed.
My Ex boss told me you treat everyone like VIP….
I love that! ❤️
If you're the boss, that's what you want your employees to do. If you're on commission or self-employed that's the worst advice possible. Treating "everyone" like a VIP moves the odds against you for getting actual VIPs.
Gave a man ride to Syracuse basketball he said how fast could I get him there I said if you got 50 in hand will be fast he started laughing so I took my time than he got out Checked to. See he left anything behind a bottle of liquor and 100 dollar bill
I had a passenger in the city once and the girlfriend was amazed I had the old strawberry 🍓 candies and was like “wow this brings me so many good memories of my grandma” so the guy tipped me $100 dollars I was so surprised told him take a few more
Mistake #1 - Loading the customer's luggage? Unless it's Uber Black or Lyft Black, there is no way you should be loading luggage. If you decide to "help" the customer put the customer's luggage in your trunk , there is nothing wrong with that. Only because the luggage can be 50 lbs and its definitely not worth hurting your back.
My back is fine. I load luggage for two reasons: 1. If they did it I could see them damaging my trunk, scratching my car. 2. I want to provide a good service and earn a tip.
Disagree with you. Airport rides it’s customary to load luggage since you you don’t want t their stuff scratching your liners
I used to help people with their luggage until I went to help this one lady at Detroit metro and she acted like I was going to steal her luggage.
Yeah but the reality is for me I actually go to the back and either open the door or help people with the luggage if they have some because I don't want them slamming my car door trunk door or scratching the back of the car as they have Hazard they throw their luggage in as if it's a shuttle bus going to the Ramada Inn
And that’s why you don’t get tips and have a sht rating
I have a good one for you, Levi. My sister and I were out for lunch a few days ago at a restaurant we frequent. Our waitress was a woman that I recognized and I had given a ride a few weeks ago - she did not tip. I asked my sister if it was appropriate for me not to tip the waitress, after all, the restaurant was paying her an hourly wage.
So you make career out of saying the unreasonable things ride-share drivers dream of, what you are saying is not what most people agree with. Here is a tip: forget about your tip and focus on opening a business and worry about the connections. You can have a really good tipper give you $200 on a $10 ride, or you can have a non-tipper give you a $900,000 contract. Act like a businessman, dress like a businessman and you will be treated as a businessman and will be a successful businessman. Talk like a beggar, dress like a beggar, act like a beggar, you will be treated as a one, and will always be a beggar. You beg for money and share you beggar attitude with beggars so that they remain beggars. That is low. Know more and be more, so that rideshare drivers can stop having the reputation of beggars and grow as real movers and shakers in their areas, as it should be. Your goal as a video publisher should be to facilitate class mobility, REAL class mobility…have drivers just from $90,000 USD a year to $450,000 USD per year, connecting business deals or something worthwhile dude. Stop this low life beggar attitude that will take drivers nowhere.
Are you that’s the right move for me?
99% of riders don't tip!
It seems like it.
thats why i never expect it
Uber drivers should get a real job. It is no ones fault but your own this is the job you choose to do and the people you choose to deal with. Uber pays drivers if you want a tip you better give me good service. Get snarky with me I will tell you with a smile on my face you are getting nothing. You are a glorified pizza delivery driver.
They are stealing. And they do belong in jail
Bold claim. I can't prove it.
@@tipyouintheapp next time ask them to tip before leaving the car. It will mysteriously go missing. It's happened to many drivers
I agree with you 100 %@@bubbasue74
@tipyouintheapp new vid rideshare professor just posted proof. A driver got a screenshot of riders payment with a tip of 10$ and only got 5. How many are out there that none is received when tipped
@@christhayer5498 exactly my point!!!!