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I Really Wonder Why Customers Don't Tip | Uber Eats, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes & Instacart Ridealong
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2024
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I Really Wonder Why Customers Don't Tip | Uber Eats, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes & Instacart Ridealong
Hello! My name is Chloe, and I am a gig worker based in suburban Toronto doing Uber Eats, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes, and Instacart. I make at least $1,000 per week with my strategies.
I plan to start a company named Gig Academy Inc. which would consult others on tips and tricks to succeed in the gig economy.
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Shouldn’t you be complaining about the app not paying you instead of getting mad at people for not giving you a gift? Also why do you accept orders without tips if you don’t like it?
Tip is not a gift
@@GigAcademyInc tips are a courtesy there is no way you don’t know that
@@GigAcademyIncbut the app already rolls in delivery fees plus taxes and "other fees" so how is it not?
@@abdallasalman7537 sure but most of the fees go to the companies not drivers
@@zking2929 most fees go to the companies not drivers
Because tipping culture is going completely crazy and more and more people refuse to or tip very little in general and that is a good thing. Uber eats also already charges a premium on the food and a delivery fee, paying a tip on top of that, especially based on a percentage like it is done in north america is crazy. Tipping is just a way for customers to pay the wages instead of the company and it has to stop.
Why tipping culture has to stop? U wanna pay $100 for a piece of steak? Where u from?
@@GigAcademyIncBecause tipping is supposed to be a courtesy for good in person service, not a mandatory obligation in all circumstances. Neither receiving a delivery nor take out or over the counter service falls into that category imo and is simply not a tipping situation. Especially tipping by percantage makes absolutely no sense as serving a 100$ meal is exactly the same effort as serving a $10 dollar meal. I am a european living in canada.
@@cadrollhunting3564 not really. A $100 meal requires more work.
As someone that does not live in the US, I don't tip on Uber eats/deliveroo. I am already paying a premium over the price of the items plus a delivery fee for the service. Why do I have to drop even more money? I don't get anything on top of my salary for doing my job, why do I have to do not for others? I usually tip at restaurants when the service is really good or when I am with a fairly big group
Where u from?
@@GigAcademyInc I'm a Latino living in the UK
Glad you're in the UK, and not where I work.
@@lv4578 Same to you buddy. Here the drivers get paid better from the word go and know they probably won't get a tip instead of expecting one and then getting mad at the wrong people when they don't get one. The customer pays more for the item, pays for delivery, pays processing fees... and then you want them to also pay your wages on top? If your company isn't paying you enough that's the companies fault, not the customers.
That’s fine if you don’t tip but you will probably wait longer for your food in a lot of cases because a bunch of drivers will decline it before the companies finally add more money to the pay for that order.
Because I've had my orders ruined so many times. I'd tip after the fact, sure, but tipping--which is based on the quality of one's service--before said service is completed, is nonsense.
Ok. If u think these apps suck why dont u go and pick up the food yourself? Or maybe actually tip after delivery as 99% of people who dont tip on the app before delivery DON’T add tip after delivery.
@@GigAcademyIncwe do pick it up ourselves , your service is easy and you shouldnt complain if you cant find a real job or dont want one!
Maybe because the cost of living has sky rocketed from what it was previous? Some people don't want to use uber eats or a delivery app because of how much extra they charge over going yourself. Some people are injured or crippled and rely on delivery services to help them out. And when you're tipping people "20%" then that adds up quickly. Let's see you order a delivery service 7+ times a week and tip $10+ on each delivery, and not complain about it.
Whoever order more than 7 times a week is rich lol
I don't use delivery service but maybe because buying food on there is almost twice as much as expensive as going to the store yourself
U may be right
Amazon, UPS… drivers never get tips from customers but they don’t complain, strange eh? Jokes aside, it’s the company’s sole responsibility to pay their drivers well enough so they don’t have to rely on customer tips to survive. Customers are not to blame here, those companies are. That’s my take.
Well UPS drivers are employees. We r not.
@@GigAcademyInc I know, different how you call the jobs but same thing after all, we get paid to deliver.
No it's not, companies only pay the bare minimum so you won't quit, they are not a charity, I specifically tip 20% because I understand this all to well...
@@plato1273 thank you
Orange juice on top of the eggs is CRAZY. lol 7:48
Hahahah lol
@@GigAcademyInc right on top of the chips, it's like you don't know how to load a cart at all. No wonder people don't tip.
@@GigAcademyIncthe person is saying that you could have cracked the eggs and your service is possibly bad yet you keep saying you don’t get a tip. Lol.
You're being paid at least $25 hourly wage to deliver food. Why should I tip you for something you're already being paid to do.
$25 per hour? I wish.
I try not to use these services but sometimes my work schedule has me working 6am-8pm so there is no time to shop. If I ever order Uber eats, door dash or GrubHub I always pick a fast food place with 1-2 miles of my location and tip 8.00 min. Makes for expensive lunch but I figure if I were to take that 30-45 mins to go pickup the food myself and come back tipping them 8.00 plus whatever the service gives them puts them at around 20/hr. Again I try NOT to use the service because the whole experience is pricey but I look at it like those drivers are just trying to make a living like me. 😢
Nice! I guess you are the odd ones. Thanks.
@@GigAcademyInc I think the problem is MOST customers that use those services have never had to depend on tips to live. Imagine if every customer on every order just tipped 5.00 each. Would have a HUGE impact on making the job worth it. Look at all the homes in this video you delivered to.. NONE of those people look like they have ever made under 30k/yr in their entire life.
This lady asks why customers dont tip, then tips $1 when she orders through the app. You cant make this shit up 😂
Well i tip more than $10 sometimes. I have a purpose.
@@GigAcademyInc yeah, and the no tippers have a purpose to 🤣
They think the tip is the fees. They don’t get it
Yeah could be
Because on all of these services the app makes a simple 12 dollar meal 30 dollars 💵
Well restaurants are also charged in order to be in the platforms so obviously restaurants have to increase the prices in order to make money
Shorten your "Let's gooo". It's becoming unbearable...
Thanks for ur comment
I would not put juice on top of chips
Ok
I would not put wieners on top of eggs
I don't ever tip when ordering with delivery apps
Just don't complain when you get cold food because no driver wanted your order.
Why?
Yup
@@GigAcademyIncThe company should pay more.. also it doesn’t make sense to tip until *after* the service. Besides that, you were complaining about”only” getting a 15% tip.
@@Jacosmi then get ready to pay $100 for pizza
i also do delivery jobs since 3 years and what i experienced is students and new comers don't tip. Who tips are usually orders from nice restaurants or coffee shops like starbucks. I also don't accept fast food restaurants like mcdonald's cause not worth for the waiting time and money.
Thanks for sharing
your oil change light is on
Thanks for letting me know
What's the most and least you earned in a day??
Depends
its up to you employer to tip no customers if you don't like the PAY you AGREE to DONT to the job. it's that simple. get lost!
Uber is not my employer
For me speaking, i do not tip Uber Eats, due to the surplus the companies already added. I do tip lieferando, because the surplus is not so hard...
And personally speaking, it is not my responsebility, to take care, that you are payed. In germany there is a minimum wage, and if you want more, you need to to something for it... If you are employed under minimum wage, or illegally due to missing employment in the social security system and else, it was your decision to work, and there are good examples of people going around the system. In NewYork there is a guy, you can call him, and he will order the meals at the counter of each establishment. Nor Surplus no ridiccules fees, just Joe wich is charging you 5 Dollars for his service..
Do not stop with the problem, do something about it...
But thing is i am not an employee i am self employed i get paid per order.
@GigAcademyInc I know that self employment can be hard, i am also selfemployed. but there again, that cannot be solved by relying on tips. Self employed must come up with a plan, to cover costs, and such cost must also be, putting a amount in your retirement/401k . And not just living paycheck to paycheck.
My thoughts on non-tippers: It is what it is
Lol
maybe you should care more about the items and lesso nyour tip no care getting the fresh stuff banging items ect
Huh?
can you do simple math why do you think they don't tip because the food is clearly four times the price on the app
Well if they think ordering via the apps is expensive why dont they go buy food themselves
@@GigAcademyInc do your fucking job and stop complaining you think people are going to get robbed pay four times the original price and tip you on top of it you’re fucking delusional
For people that make money, it's not a big deal to add a tip, even when the food is more expensive on the app. These are the people who's orders we accept, and are glad to deliver.
@@GigAcademyInc so if someone has a broken leg and can't go "and buy food for themselves" they don't deserve to eat?
I very much prefer NoFrills for speed and size of store.. because Real Canadian SS is a bit more extra footsteps in every direction! it's like neighbourhood park versus a zoo =P yeah if you want slightly better tipping- not by much, go with the NF crowd jus sayin.
You have to dedicate and to be willing to sacrifice one vehicle for gig - don't get too attached to it. if it goes, it goes haha that's why you have (access to) several hoopties around ; ) thank goodness for cheap ICE cars. So gigging isn't for everyone it doesn't add up longrun only good as a shortrun fix. but i do commend those willing to do the sacrifice
sometimes i do wonder how many extra hours these new migrants have to work to operate these really nice looking moderate rides- like new Hondas Kias Hyundais Toyotas even Tesla3s.
at that point, one must do both rideshare and food endlessly just to survive.
True. In fact, you dont need a nice car to do rideshare. You just need something thats decent, good on gas and low in maintenance. Thats how u control cost.
After gas and wear and tear you made $8.90 per hour
Lol
lmao. glad i drive 2006 toyota beater, i dont worry bout wear and tear. its at 285k km now. im running it till it dies
@@WeTheNorthRaptors so you don’t need oil changes, new tires or brakes done ?
@@SharpLife4 oil changes and brakes are cheap i do em all myself, my all season and winter tires will still last me a couple more years
Does superman get a tip?
Hahaha of course
The app should tell people how much it would cost them in gas and wear and tear to drive there and back themselves
Hahahaha u r funny
mostly foreign hindoo Pajeet customers don't tip.they're cheap
True
Making derogatory remarks about any group of people, including using terms like "foreign hindoo Pajeet customers," is not acceptable.
Furthermore, it's important to challenge stereotypes and recognize that tipping practices vary widely across cultures and individuals. Instead of focusing on negative generalizations, it's more constructive to encourage understanding, empathy, and respectful behavior in all interactions. If there are concerns about tipping practices, it's best to address them with understanding and open communication rather than resorting to derogatory language or assumptions.
@@GigAcademyInc shame on you to support such derogatory remarks
@@rohanprasadrath2006 true but i think most are
@@rohanprasadrath2006 huh?
They don't have to. But for those customer respect us hold off on tge non tippers and only serve the tippers. Then send them a thank you text saying how much you value them. Everyone is going about this the wrong way!!!
Hahahah lol
They don’t tip or tip very little because they are cheap.
But if they were doing that delivery job they would complain and probably want to quit if they didn’t get a tip
Yeah probably
broke students
True
How about get a real job!
Hate regular job
@@GigAcademyInc then stop complaining about not getting tips.
Bunch of alchoalics in Canada 🍁 😂
Hahahha lol
No tip, watch your food flip!
Haha lol
She has a fake Asian accent L in is supposed to be pronounced with R... like is if she wants to say Liver, she will pronounce it River so she really not from Asia.
Huh? What u talking about?
@@GigAcademyInc Just that your accent is fake.
@@Tryvaga ok whatever u say
No tip i sip
Hahahah lol
Me too I always mess with the food
Now back to spot 🫡
Lol