damn...

I’d grab my own food from the kitchen if it was an option. serving is incredibly easy and it doesn’t warrant a tip whatsoever. I do still tip and well, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t bogus. it is a lot harder to be a cook.

Nigga now you wilding out

if you say “hand it to me” in the app you’re well within your rights to remove the tip if you ask me.

F*** tipping

A.I

OP isn’t doing enough to get this past 6/7. We’d need atleast a screenshot of him texting the driver minimum

How do you know that the delivery guys who hand you the bag at the door didn't just drive to your place with their hands on their bare nutsack the entire way and then did a 3 finger deep scratch directly on their bootyhole before using that hand to grab your food while walking up to your door?

youre ridiculous

You hate to hear the truth

wrong thread!

this one

ktt2.com/ive-had-enough-with-tipping-delivery-drivers-32547510

You have the right attitude!

Cause people at McDonald’s get paid an hourly wage and are employees with access to health benefits and potential to get raises or promotions.

Most people doing delivery, especially through apps are independent contractors, meaning they don’t get an hourly wage and they definitely don’t get benefits. The apps pay you a flat amount usually the minimum they can legally get away with and the rest is made up in whatever tip you get. The independent contractor is responsible for their own gas, car maintenance, and pretty much any and everything relating to doing the work. The app or platform just connects you to customers and that’s about it. They aren’t paying you an hourly wage or providing any benefits or reimbursement.

did I ask? read my question again

Did you meet the person at the door when they arrived?

That's literally what they're supposed to do if not greeted.

Wow what a ether lmao

Sounds like he was at the door. Where tf were you lol

Yall so weird and annoying and dumb. At this point just go get the food yourself and shut the f*** up with these threads you fatass burger addicts.

lmao and u think that’s a lot or something?

You do understand if it weren’t for people with much more entrepreneurial prowess than the drivers that they would have no app to deliver for.

The companies which already operate at very minimal margins also have to pay the actual support staff. Aka the people those drivers contact when something goes wrong, they want a pay bump on an order because of whatever circumstance, they’re having app issues or feel they’re not getting enough orders etc. also the same support staff that helps customers when drivers sexually harass them, run off with their order and so forth.

Tipping is not a requirement, tipping is not something that really happens outside of the U.S. either. Those independent contractors know exactly what they’re signing up for. They want to make their own schedules, they don’t want a boss, they don’t want to be told what to do or when to do it etc etc etc well they can’t have their cake and eat it too. If that were the case everyone would be a doordash driver. There are pros and cons to every job.

As I mentioned in the other thread, I tip, not because I really think they deserve to be tipped for a job they willingly work and for my order they willingly accepted and agreed to fulfil but because it’s the system I as the consumer willingly partake in. I don’t want the bottom of the barrel drivers or my food spit in.

In summary: if their job is so bad they should find another one. People are not required to tip and those independent contractors know that and still willingly work the job.

On top of that, doordash for example isn’t even profitable. They netted a loss of 1.3 billion dollars in 2022

Of course they’re going to pay these independent contractors the bare minimum they can. If they were losing more than the already 1 billion annually they’d just shut down. There would be no app to deliver for. This isn’t North Korea, if the pay is so bad and the tips are so inconsistent FIND ANOTHER JOB

reminder that I asked why is doordash a service but not mcdonalds, not for a rundown on the difference between a w2 and 1099.
why does starbucks ask for tips at the drive thru?

it's status quo and nothing more. if you cape for tip culture you're enabling corporate greed. however if you can afford to tip and don't, that's just mean. I def understand not tipping at drive thrus tho.