DoorDash warns customers that orders without a tip may take longer to deliver.

[jdubnyce]

Add tip during order
Rescind it once order received

 

[klientel]

Pay for convenience


If you got a problem with it don’t use it. Simple. Me personally I use these apps several times a week shyt is nice.

 

[BrothaZay]

I tip on doordash every order and I order like 5 times a week

My food is never cold either.

Yall just some bums

 

[Tribal Outkast]

I say this in all these threads

Go get your own food

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Are these services worth the drama? I’ve never used one

No.

I used DoorDash once when I just didn’t feel like cranking up my car on a rainy day. The place I ordered from is less than 10 miles from me and I said I’ll try it. With taxes, fees, and tip I ended up paying like 10 to 12 over what the food cost. shyt was so mid. I said never again.

 

[MajesticLion]

 

[BunchePark]

that's exactly how they pull up on you cheesing after they just dug in ya fries after scratching they nutsack

 

[Godless Socialist CEO]

If you're a broke boy who doesn't tip just cook food at home. I don't know why people insist on getting a service then get mad when they gotta tip these people. If you broke stop trying to live like you're not.

 

[247Alex]

Digital panhandling

 

[Grifter]

Ubereats don't tell the drivers about the tip until after the delivery.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

I have no problems with this. Either tip or get the food yourself.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Amazing how the responsibility of earning a decent living wage has been offset onto the consumer and not the employers.

They would actually earn less if it was on the employer. A lot of retail service workers prefer tips over a set dollar amount because tips can beat that in the right establishment.

 

[buzzkill]

Mfs aint driving 10 miles for $3. Sorry cheap coli brehs go pick up your own food or cook at home

 

[Hypris]

I always give a good tip when it comes to food. You don't want a pissed off driver messing with your food

 

[Elle Seven]

Amazing how the responsibility of earning a decent living wage has been offset onto the consumer and not the employers.

Not surprising unfortunately...try listening to Doordash's and some of these other companies' quarterly earning calls. It's amazing to hear how executives paint the picture to shareholders of how they will continue to maximize their profits...this is just one of those ways they seemingly make it happen in real life smh.