its not in their control. doordash sent their order to me because there were no drivers nearby.

im just memeing its not that serious.

ive seen people making 80k a year at the higher end.
if your market is really good.
lets say Chicago, NY, Bay area, Seattle.
but most people are in mid sized markets and theyd be lucky to make 40k.

only if the payout is higher than the mileage. then yes.

$4 for 8 miles? thats mean nothing is hidden. all u get is $4

pizza delivery has gone down the drain ngl. and people dont really tip for dominos or pizza hut anymore. especially not when a medium is $12

being able to earn a living. my dad drove uber full time for years because he was a migrant with no education. he was making $300 a day. Thats roughly 70-80k annually and you barely pay any taxes because of all the deductions. i make less than that with my w2 and pay more in taxes.

i work part time and even then, i can pull together $50 on weekdays, and $150-300 on weekends. And that’s just by delivering food, id rather not have people in my car.

its definitely profitable because thousands of people in the tri state area alone do it full time. but the part about time and constantly being on the road is true. its draining.

yes. i can decline anything.

this is why i dont work in the Newark zone lol. also parking is an issue sometimes.

they werent kidding when they said NJ is the most densely populated state.

thats nuts. first time hearing about this.

after 5pm on a friday, all hell breaks loose

you might be right. because ive seen base pay range from $2.75 to $9.00

mileage can be deceiving in the tri state area. took me an hour to drive 3 miles in Manhattan.

if it’s busy enough, you get a stack of 2 orders.

how much you tip is up to you. if a driver thinks its too low, they won’t take it.

i personally tip $1 per mile. if a restaurant is 3 miles away, i tip $3 . Unless i order alot of food . in that case ill throw them a $10

i think alot of us forget Hackensack is an actual city. because up here its just townships and suburbs. some of them dont even have a “downtown” area.

its not the customers fault. its nobodys fault really. nobody is forcing me to take the order. doordash will increase the pay if people keep declining it.

the new jersey folk are definitely somethin. but we also have alot of older families. most of them are well settled and living in million dollar homes lol

i dont think dd takes into account the distance. also who knows which store they’ll send the order to. theres 4 dunkins in my area.

haha i know what its like. im basically a chauffeur for my family (and extended family too)

if ur gona do a mobile order, def use the starbucks or dunkin app. not doordash or uber.

that usually only happens if they show you $6.75 or $7.75 up front. if you see $4.75 thats what you get.

alot of people. every morning lol. NJ and NY love Dunkin. i work early morning everyday and i have alot of regulars. Plus theres alot of wealthy people here.

yes lol. its a whole scheme.

yes. you need to know your area very well to make a sizeable profit