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whatsasimba t1_j9umb7d wrote

I ordered Starbucks delivered once during the pandemic, but felt weird just getting a coffee, so I also got an iced coffee, two food things (bfast, and lunch) and a pound of coffee to make it $30, and i left a 10 dollar tip (it's a mile away).

This isn't medication, or even groceries. It's overpriced coffee, a luxury item we buy with our disposable income. An actual human is spending gas, time, and wear and tear on their car. Even with a 30% tip, it's costing them money to deliver it.

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munchingzia OP t1_j9un2d1 wrote

i only do doordash from 6 am to 8 am , before i have to go to my day job. people love their dunkin. i dont expect anyone to tip big for a cup of coffee. but its always appreciated.

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being_igor t1_j9un34w wrote

That’s the job, though. And on top of everything, they don’t even have to accept so all your points are moot.

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whatsasimba t1_j9z8npb wrote

I was agreeing with you. And from what I've been told, some of these delivery services don't tell you what the order is until you've accepted it. If you reject too many times, your account gets frozen for a period of time.

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being_igor t1_j9z9fp8 wrote

My bad, sorry if I misunderstood. I think we’re also on the same page that it’s not an easy job. I’m just confused regarding all the criticisms of the customer ordering a coffee. That’s the service…any other nonsense that happens outside of that has nothing to do with the customer 🤷‍♂️

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whatsasimba t1_j9zd76w wrote

Honestly, I think someone could make a killing with a coffee truck that roams neighborhoods like an ice cream truck.

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