Top dasher is garbage. Nothing but an incentive by doordash to make people believe they're getting something out of making less money, and putting more miles on their cars. Doordash cares about people who order food through their app, not drivers...were expendable. They want those crappy, low paying orders picked up just as quick as good paying orders. Which is why Top Dasher exists. Decline. Cherry pick. Pick and choose. Whatever you wanna call it. Top dasher is junk. My Acceptance rate hasn't been above 10% in the last over 2500 deliveries/4k total (remember it's a rolling percentage, not a percentage of all orders taken lol). And it's hovering around 5% AR right now. All other ratings are great, you can be deactivated for those...but not the acceptance rating. You can't and won't be deactivated for it, were independent contractors - like other independent contractors who pick and choose the jobs they wanna do, so can we. It's even listed in the doordash terms of service. I still can schedule my dashes 6 days ahead of time, I still get good/big orders. Average 22-25/hr. And make sure my minimum/lowest is 20/hr even on slow days, which is easy to watch&gauge when you cherry pick orders. And my market is only a population of 90k people. Seriously, ditch top dasher. Decline low ball orders.
I believe you are right $2 per tip to $1 doordash pays is a great ratio, it’s not always easy to get to that level. Catering bag orders helps a ton! Pizza bag orders help as well.
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
$25-30 an hour. 9 hours a day. $250+ a day easy. Dash time, not active time, though they’re only an hour or so different. During crappy hours, small orders for low miles add $80-100 a day. Take them if you know restaurant is fast. No clown here LOL
This guy won't give a simple answer to any question. In short, you are getting ripped off dashing, working long hours wearing out your car and making crap.
I appreciate the info. Been thinking about doing this for a side gig after my Carpenter job. Just wasn't sure if the money would be worth picking up a second job like that, but everything sounds pretty good. Thanks again man!
I do Uber Eats and Doordash in the DC city area. Salaries are super high here,so i deliver near those condo's downtown. They tip $9 to $15 usually. And both apps have those heat maps,so you can drive red zone to red zone. Its easy money. I started as a walker believe it or not. Id get $100 in 3 hours like the orders' were back to back to back.
They say that you get paid more if you take longer trips but it’s not the case you get paid the same amount no matter what. The base pay is about $2.50 and it does not matter how far you go it’s the same so what they say is a bunch of lies.
Thanks for the videos bro🙏🏽 I’ve recently just quit my job to focus on school and took up door dash for my income. Your videos are an amazing resource 🤓
I signed up for DoorDash right now because Uber is DEAD! No one is taking rides because of these Covid surges. I took action as I don’t see Uber passenger deliveries improving until like the spring. Door dash, looking forward to doing it.
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
@@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX Why do you have to come on to posts and shout your religion? Don’t try to indoctrinate anyone keep your beliefs to yourself and just keep plodding on comfortably…….. There are a huge sect by here that worship the Devil you want to chat with them over a beer or cup of tea?
Doordash supposedly lowered tresh hold for orders for top dashers. So any order above $30 in cart will get priority for top dashers. But here's the thing...not many tipping on doordash in my market. I get $5 tip from $15 orders as much as I do from $30 orders. $30 orders in cart means nothing when they don't tip. It's going to be the worst year in 4 years of delivery.
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
I think the best time to do - is in the afternoon during lunch peak hours that's when it starts picking up more Or dinner evening. Mornings is kind of slow I wouldn't do mornings. Plus you have to know the neighborhoods real well. I think rich suburban neighborhoods and malls are the hot spots. It's where people have $$$$ money to tip you good. Stay away from the slum area's.
Its so sad we live in a society where the customer has to pay most of the Driver's paycheck Edit 9 months later: I still get a lot of replies to my comment here, some people pointing out that at the end of the day, Customers do pay the Employee's paycheck. That is true, but let me clarify my former statement. The DD customer is charged a nonnegotiable fee for their order, of which the DD driver gets a small cut. DD will not raise delivery prices to benefit the driver, because then no one will use their expensive service. Any money beyond that is not required, but if the driver wants a decent paycheck, it is up to the customer's generosity to donate more to the driver. This applies to almost any service job these days. Without Tips, these workers are not paying the bills. So I guess my amended comment would be: "Its sad that the Driver must depend on the few Charitable Customers to provide them with Living Wage, because DoorDash is too greedy to pay them properly."
I'm wondering if they really get the money. Bc I placed a order on doordash and then went directly to the restaurant site and that same order cost $7 more plus 4.99 delivery fee and then the door dash employee are upset theres no tip. The issue is I've already paid $11 $12 in addition to what I would have paid if I've gone myself. Sometimes I feel bad when I can't tip other times I'm like I've compensated the company. It's the company that's taking advantage of the drivers
@@brebre09shana What a customer pays for the order or in service fees has no correlation on how much we get paid… you would think that the more a customer pays and the father they are the more we will get paid but regardless of that we only get paid $2.50.
Oct 17 to Nov 20th I have made over 2500. I sometimes work at $13.hr or paid per delivery. I enjoy doing it but sometimes its hard cz this is the only thing i focus on. Or i cant get to my hotspots on time when i have other things to do. My family complains. I also have a bad gambling habit. That i need to worry about cz out of it all i might of paid a few bills, Im very disappointed in myself about it all. The plan is to leave the card alone ans save for Christmas. I drive in YUMA AZ.
I hope you were able to save. Have you seen your Dr. About the gambling? I think they could help steer you in the right direction. You may benefit from an o.c D. Med or anxiety med. Just a thought hope things are better.
Explain what you do in that hour please. How many deliveries is that as well as how much is earned per delivery from door dash and how much is earned through tips per each order in that hour as well as how far did you drive so how much of that 30 is going back into gas?
@Mob alot of it depends on your metro. I go to a higher end part of my city to avoid apartments. The apartments add time in delivery and generally people living in apartments are cheap. Take out roughly 3 bucks an hour for gas. My delivery are generally 2-8miles for 8-15bucks each. And I get alot of doubles.
Hit me up. I wanna be interviewed on your channel about the dark side of DoorDash and how their employees and dashers get screwed. I got the deets!!!!!
your tip should never be more than your paycheck we are going backwards. Pretty soon door dash will be obsolete when customers feel like they have to pay you tip even though we pay for delivery.
In Los Angeles, Gas has peaked at 6.99$ per gallon. So you can rest assure that you are only actually working for the filthy rich greedy oil conglomorates and not actually for yourself.
You can blame Biden for that. He's been shutting down oil leases and putting carbon taxes on oil companies. They're refusing to drill because the carbon taxes don't make it worth it.
why does it matter? does sitting around in your car listening to your favorite music while majing money when you want beat clicking in and out if somebodies buikding lol. If it’s not for you that’s fine but humans always gonna find a way to complain about something💀😭
In regards to not accepting orders on DD and GH, is it better to let them time out or actually go through the steps of clicking decline then selecting a reason?
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
Decline n choose something other than distance too far or order too small. You choose those n a switch is flipped n you’ll get lots n lots if long distance and/or small orders.
Wow u literally clicked your video n thought I should search stl. And tot said I’m in stl as soon as I clicked off the video. That’s wassup my dude, shout out to stl and the rest of us saint lunatics
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
700 per week is absolutely terrible. You still have to pay taxes on that, you also have to factor in gas and wear/tear on your vehicle. This only makes sense if you are on a cheap scooter that you bought used that gets 100 miles per gallon. And even with that its poverty income.
All that stuff you mentioned that someone has to consider is what tax write offs are for and they combined all that stuff up and it equals to a56 cents PER mile. Even buying a car for doordash, the entire purchase is a tax write off. Even your meals that you eat during slow times (in between deliveries) is a tax write off.
@@EliteOnTheBeat i dont think you know exactly how a tax write off works. Its not a tax credit. Lets say you make $700 and you have $200 a week in tax write offs. You dont pay $200 less in taxes. You would pay taxes on $500 income instead of $700 income. NOT the same thing. And no, a vehicle purchase for door dash is NOT a tax write off unless its a second vehicle that you ONLY use for doordash. You can not write off your personal vehicle just because you use it for door dash. And if you buy a second vehicle for door dash just so you can write it off then you still lost because at the end of the day you are paying for all the fees that come with owning a second vehicle like insurance, registration and lost value because its a depreciating asset. No matter how you look at it, doordash/uber is a horrible job that requires you to work 60 hours per week and still barely make ends meet. Its a good job for college students that live in heavily populated areas to make a few extra bucks for their weekend drinking habbits. Thats it.
If I don't want to do a particular order, should I accept the order first and then cancel it, or reject the order when it first pops up? Does it still affect my standing as a driver nonetheless?
No! Decline n say don’t wanna go to that store or not at my starting point. You choose distance too far, you’ll get a boatload of long distance offers. Be vague but decline or they’ll send you the same order again
I think you need to calculate your net earnings because talking up your gross earnings of $743.67 are misleading to all gig workers. How much do you think your take-home pay amounts to after accounting for auto maintenance, auto insurance, health insurance, vision and dental insurance, disability insurance, income taxes, SSI, and SDI, not to mention the higher price of gas? My guess is less than $10.00 per hour. These gig companies are ripping off drivers we allow them to. They would fail if drivers didn't enable them by taking whatever they feel like paying us. The median hourly living wage for the U.S. is $35.00/hr. in order to provide for a roof over your head, food, and clothing, leaving minimal disposable income depending on where you live. I suggest we strike one day a week and unionize. It will only be possible to negotiate with the gig companies when we hit them in where it hurts - their bank accounts. We all deserve to be treated and paid fairly and live happy, healthy lives, without the stress of feeling we have to drive a few more hours to make ends meet. I wish all drivers and their families well. Peace PS: In California, drivers bought into the gig companies' pitch that Prop 22 was in their best interest. I'd like to know how many CA drivers are making more money now, after its approval? Check out this report by the UC Berkeley Labor Center laborcenter.berkeley.edu/the-effects-of-proposition-22-on-driver-earnings-response-to-a-lyft-funded-report-by-dr-christopher-thornberg/
I earn $4800.00 a month using Doordash alone. This is based on a 50 hour week. My total tax obligation is 8% after factoring in my deductible expenses. That brings me down to $4426.00. That leaves me with money to invest, even after paying for all of my expenses. Look, you have to pay for the expenses you speak of anyway, no matter who you work for. For example, let's say you have a W2 job that pays 50K per year. If you have expenses of $25K, are you going claim you are only earning $25K? Furthermore, where did you get that $35/hour median living wage from? That's over 70K per capita per year. This country should be so lucky. I'm getting negative vibes from you dude, because your logic and "statistics" don't make sense. But, best of luck to you.
Your acceptance rate is less than 30!?!? I thought you get kicked out with it that low. And you must plan your week ahead. Because you can't be a top dadher with that low of a acceptance rate
There are lots of factors that contribute to earnings. If you are in an area where delivering by bike makes sense, it would be worth trying out. The gas savings could be significant.
every video I see about the Gig economy states you could make 20-25 an hour...you are all independent contractors using and maintaining your own vehicle...this brings the hourly rate down drastically....and if you are making 1000 a week in any market you are working full time and then some...maybe 45-60 hours a week.....if you are you are putting 50-60 k on your car a year...if you decide not to work some days they dont care....there are thousands of you to take your place...if you decide to work you assume all the risk and make 100% of the investment...In a nutshell what a majority of you are doing is cashing in on the value of your car....its unsustainable
It can be sustainable in some markets. If you treat the gig jobs as your own business and do research it can work out. I have been driving for over 5 years now full time. Took me about 2 years to figure out what works and what doesn't. After my third year I was able to buy a car just for the gig apps and drive about 20-30k miles a year, 25-40 hours a week, If looking at it in hourly wage It averages to $32/hour in my market. I tend to make more than most drivers in my area.
Gig work i.e. gives a lot of people access to earnings that they otherwise would not have in the USA society e.g. Black intellectual descendants of slavery advocates. So be grateful because this is not an issue of race but rather non inclusive policies that have shaped behaviors. -wDp
I have a 2020 Honda and I’ve put 21k miles on it already. I’ve made over 30k since starting doordash. You buy a car to put miles on it, and if you can make money with it why not? So if I’m doing the math right, if I did door dash for five years and put 100k miles on my car and if I make over 30k after taxes every year that’s 150k I’ve made… and the car cost me 25k…. It’s definitely worth it if you are in a good market and really want to make money!
@@genchyseni7471 talk to me after 5 years of gas repairs insurance maintenance and accidents and taxes....then you have to replace that car....that 150 is alot less....
Hell no! Spend $25 a day in gas n make $250+ a day in 9 hours, Stride app mileage tracker shows $80 mileage deduction for taxes for those 120 miles. Winning!!!
Get a real job. You will have close calls with traffic accidents once every 30 orders. Just statistics. This isn't fun anymore. Doordash algorithm makes it feel like you're working 9-5.
I'm on DoorDash full time. I don't consider it a job, I consider it running my own business. I work 55 hours a week and average $22.59 per hour. I learned how to use my independent contractor status to my advantage. Sure I have pay for my own medical, but I can write off the premiums. I end up paying 10% total tax legally. I worked for 25 years as a W2 for less money and far more BS. I am glad I joined the gig.
I’ve had no accidents in 2-1/2 years and almost 15,000 deliveries. Number one rule is do not speed or run yellow/red lights. Plenty of time to deliver. Safety first
How much do you make per week? What's your hourly rate? Let us know below!
Checkout Pedro's channel: ua-cam.com/users/PedroDoorDashSantiago
One tip: look and talk into the camera
Top dasher is garbage.
Nothing but an incentive by doordash to make people believe they're getting something out of making less money, and putting more miles on their cars.
Doordash cares about people who order food through their app, not drivers...were expendable. They want those crappy, low paying orders picked up just as quick as good paying orders. Which is why Top Dasher exists.
Decline. Cherry pick. Pick and choose. Whatever you wanna call it. Top dasher is junk. My Acceptance rate hasn't been above 10% in the last over 2500 deliveries/4k total (remember it's a rolling percentage, not a percentage of all orders taken lol).
And it's hovering around 5% AR right now. All other ratings are great, you can be deactivated for those...but not the acceptance rating. You can't and won't be deactivated for it, were independent contractors - like other independent contractors who pick and choose the jobs they wanna do, so can we. It's even listed in the doordash terms of service. I still can schedule my dashes 6 days ahead of time, I still get good/big orders. Average 22-25/hr. And make sure my minimum/lowest is 20/hr even on slow days, which is easy to watch&gauge when you cherry pick orders. And my market is only a population of 90k people.
Seriously, ditch top dasher. Decline low ball orders.
I believe you are right $2 per tip to $1 doordash pays is a great ratio, it’s not always easy to get to that level. Catering bag orders helps a ton! Pizza bag orders help as well.
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
$25-30 an hour. 9 hours a day. $250+ a day easy. Dash time, not active time, though they’re only an hour or so different. During crappy hours, small orders for low miles add $80-100 a day. Take them if you know restaurant is fast. No clown here LOL
What I made last year on doordash is between me and the guy at pepperidge farms that remembers my road rages.
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"use it as a stepping stone to reach another goal" respect brother great video
I'm a new Dasher and I love it. You gave some really good tips on door dashing. I was shocked I made over $300 the week.
how many hours did you spend dashing that week if you don’t mind me asking ?
How?!?!?!?
Net??
How's your population density ?
I made over $400 in 2 days in only 4 hours each day.
Started not too long ago and usually make around 100$ a day for dashing just 3-4 hours. I also don’t live in a city area mostly country.
I just started Dashing today.
Thank you for sharing 😃
Are you still doing it? If so, how's it going? Is it actually worth doing?
This guy won't give a simple answer to any question. In short, you are getting ripped off dashing, working long hours wearing out your car and making crap.
I’m in Las Vegas I really need to take advantage of it. Been lazy lately, but this definitely opened up perspective. Great video!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I usually get 100 around 3-4 hours depends on the tips but I am very picky
I appreciate the info. Been thinking about doing this for a side gig after my Carpenter job. Just wasn't sure if the money would be worth picking up a second job like that, but everything sounds pretty good. Thanks again man!
How’s it going?
How did it go?
I do Uber Eats and Doordash in the DC city area.
Salaries are super high here,so i deliver near those condo's downtown.
They tip $9 to $15 usually.
And both apps have those heat maps,so you can drive
red zone to red zone.
Its easy money.
I started as a walker believe it or not.
Id get $100 in 3 hours like the orders'
were back to back to back.
I just made 4 deliveries and made $35 EASILY. tODAY WAS MY FIRST DAY.
How many miles did you have to put in tho?
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@@kcdennispublications how much were you tipped each order?
@@kcdennispublications 3?!?!?! Okay this man’s capping
@@Ihatesports420 facts 😂
They say that you get paid more if you take longer trips but it’s not the case you get paid the same amount no matter what. The base pay is about $2.50 and it does not matter how far you go it’s the same so what they say is a bunch of lies.
$2 in my area and $3.75 if it goes over 10miles. It's terrible
Thanks for the videos bro🙏🏽 I’ve recently just quit my job to focus on school and took up door dash for my income. Your videos are an amazing resource 🤓
Excellent! Just signed up! Thanks 🙏 for your help!
I signed up for DoorDash right now because Uber is DEAD! No one is taking rides because of these Covid surges. I took action as I don’t see Uber passenger deliveries improving until like the spring. Door dash, looking forward to doing it.
Good luck man!
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
@@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX Why do you have to come on to posts and shout your religion? Don’t try to indoctrinate anyone keep your beliefs to yourself and just keep plodding on comfortably…….. There are a huge sect by here that worship the Devil you want to chat with them over a beer or cup of tea?
I just started last night only worked 2 hrs made $41 and tomorrow I’m doing 8 !!!!
Yeah?! So how'd that 8 work out for ya?
$25-26/hr with much fewer miles and hassle with masks and riders. 👍
If you gross $25/hour then it's really $20/hour when you take expenses into account.
Thanks for Sharing, I'm new to dashing, you gave some really good tips to help while on this journey.
Doordash supposedly lowered tresh hold for orders for top dashers. So any order above $30 in cart will get priority for top dashers. But here's the thing...not many tipping on doordash in my market. I get $5 tip from $15 orders as much as I do from $30 orders. $30 orders in cart means nothing when they don't tip. It's going to be the worst year in 4 years of delivery.
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
@@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX AMEN!
Don’t hold yourself back because of god. You are the only one who can improve your life. Be strong my friend.
@@JazziG59 what are you talking about?
@@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX if Jesus died for our sins why are we still living in sin all sin should be wiped away sin is debt
I think the best time to do - is in the afternoon during lunch peak hours that's when it starts picking up more Or dinner evening. Mornings is kind of slow I wouldn't do mornings. Plus you have to know the neighborhoods real well. I think rich suburban neighborhoods and malls are the hot spots. It's where people have $$$$ money to tip you good. Stay away from the slum area's.
I went to a rich house and they only tipped me $2 🙄
For me early mornings are always busy from like 6 AM to 10 AM.
Hey man, that was very informative. I certainly appreciate your take on it. 👍🏼✌🏽
Great video and it was super informative. Thanks for keeping it real!!
since you have been doing this for a year now, brother I would love a video about you going over how to do taxes as a privet contractor threw DoorDash
Same
I drive a 6.2 v8 that takes premium gas only so out of that 500 you made 200 and not adding the wear and tear TOTALLY NOT WORTH IT
I live in Alabama and I’m trying to DoorDash and I love your video and thank you
Its so sad we live in a society where the customer has to pay most of the Driver's paycheck
Edit 9 months later: I still get a lot of replies to my comment here, some people pointing out that at the end of the day, Customers do pay the Employee's paycheck. That is true, but let me clarify my former statement. The DD customer is charged a nonnegotiable fee for their order, of which the DD driver gets a small cut. DD will not raise delivery prices to benefit the driver, because then no one will use their expensive service. Any money beyond that is not required, but if the driver wants a decent paycheck, it is up to the customer's generosity to donate more to the driver. This applies to almost any service job these days. Without Tips, these workers are not paying the bills. So I guess my amended comment would be: "Its sad that the Driver must depend on the few Charitable Customers to provide them with Living Wage, because DoorDash is too greedy to pay them properly."
I'm wondering if they really get the money. Bc I placed a order on doordash and then went directly to the restaurant site and that same order cost $7 more plus 4.99 delivery fee and then the door dash employee are upset theres no tip. The issue is I've already paid $11 $12 in addition to what I would have paid if I've gone myself. Sometimes I feel bad when I can't tip other times I'm like I've compensated the company. It's the company that's taking advantage of the drivers
I just do Uber eats and I make about $450 a week and that’s me taking 2 more days off, the pay is good
@@brebre09shana What a customer pays for the order or in service fees has no correlation on how much we get paid… you would think that the more a customer pays and the father they are the more we will get paid but regardless of that we only get paid $2.50.
I mean if they don’t wanna drive to the store themselves🤷🏼♂️
@@walphaa what location?
Thank you for this video!
Oct 17 to Nov 20th I have made over 2500. I sometimes work at $13.hr or paid per delivery. I enjoy doing it but sometimes its hard cz this is the only thing i focus on. Or i cant get to my hotspots on time when i have other things to do. My family complains. I also have a bad gambling habit. That i need to worry about cz out of it all i might of paid a few bills, Im very disappointed in myself about it all. The plan is to leave the card alone ans save for Christmas.
I drive in YUMA AZ.
I hope you were able to save. Have you seen your Dr. About the gambling? I think they could help steer you in the right direction. You may benefit from an o.c
D. Med or anxiety med. Just a thought hope things are better.
In my area I average 30 an hour. Sometimes 27-30.
Explain what you do in that hour please.
How many deliveries is that as well as how much is earned per delivery from door dash and how much is earned through tips per each order in that hour as well as how far did you drive so how much of that 30 is going back into gas?
@Mob alot of it depends on your metro. I go to a higher end part of my city to avoid apartments. The apartments add time in delivery and generally people living in apartments are cheap. Take out roughly 3 bucks an hour for gas. My delivery are generally 2-8miles for 8-15bucks each. And I get alot of doubles.
@@dilinplayz4249 thanks for the info I may have to give a try and see how it goes
i would love to know miles traveled for this, calculating fuel cost in this.
Hit me up. I wanna be interviewed on your channel about the dark side of DoorDash and how their employees and dashers get screwed. I got the deets!!!!!
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I’m from stl! Thanks for the vid!
Me watching this waiting for my door dash order
Thanks, RideShare Guy! I've got some good news from Uber coming down the tube soon so let's keep our ears to the rail?
-WD
Seattle WA USA
your tip should never be more than your paycheck we are going backwards. Pretty soon door dash will be obsolete when customers feel like they have to pay you tip even though we pay for delivery.
In Los Angeles, Gas has peaked at 6.99$ per gallon. So you can rest assure that you are only actually working for the filthy rich greedy oil conglomorates and not actually for yourself.
The Biden administration closed down all fracking and pipelines. When you reduce supply, price goes up. They dramatically cut supply.
You can blame Biden for that. He's been shutting down oil leases and putting carbon taxes on oil companies. They're refusing to drill because the carbon taxes don't make it worth it.
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why does it matter? does sitting around in your car listening to your favorite music while majing money when you want beat clicking in and out if somebodies buikding lol. If it’s not for you that’s fine but humans always gonna find a way to complain about something💀😭
i work from 10-4 on any given day and make between 100-150 dollars
Appreciate the info brother
In regards to not accepting orders on DD and GH, is it better to let them time out or actually go through the steps of clicking decline then selecting a reason?
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
@@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX this is a video about doordash.
Decline n choose something other than distance too far or order too small. You choose those n a switch is flipped n you’ll get lots n lots if long distance and/or small orders.
@@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX B-b-b-bot!!! so scary
@@JESUSistheTRUTH-ROBLOX Bro Jesus is a nade up story to give people SOMETHING to live for...... So wtf about him?
Wow u literally clicked your video n thought I should search stl. And tot said I’m in stl as soon as I clicked off the video. That’s wassup my dude, shout out to stl and the rest of us saint lunatics
Does Doordash put your tips money and add it to the 1099 at the end of the year?
This is an excellent explanation but you never mentioned EXPENSES.
Hey Bro! I was wondering if you had any helpful guidance or tips for tax related stuff when it comes to the app grinds?
there's salvation in the LORD JESUS CHRIST. you must repent and believe in the Gospel, believe in Him Who lived [without sin, in total perfection], died [for our sins], and was raised to life [for our justification, that we may be made right with GOD]. turn from your sins and turn to the living GOD while He still may be found!
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Love the video bro 😎
700 per week is absolutely terrible. You still have to pay taxes on that, you also have to factor in gas and wear/tear on your vehicle. This only makes sense if you are on a cheap scooter that you bought used that gets 100 miles per gallon. And even with that its poverty income.
All that stuff you mentioned that someone has to consider is what tax write offs are for and they combined all that stuff up and it equals to a56 cents PER mile. Even buying a car for doordash, the entire purchase is a tax write off. Even your meals that you eat during slow times (in between deliveries) is a tax write off.
@@EliteOnTheBeat i dont think you know exactly how a tax write off works. Its not a tax credit. Lets say you make $700 and you have $200 a week in tax write offs. You dont pay $200 less in taxes. You would pay taxes on $500 income instead of $700 income. NOT the same thing. And no, a vehicle purchase for door dash is NOT a tax write off unless its a second vehicle that you ONLY use for doordash. You can not write off your personal vehicle just because you use it for door dash. And if you buy a second vehicle for door dash just so you can write it off then you still lost because at the end of the day you are paying for all the fees that come with owning a second vehicle like insurance, registration and lost value because its a depreciating asset. No matter how you look at it, doordash/uber is a horrible job that requires you to work 60 hours per week and still barely make ends meet. Its a good job for college students that live in heavily populated areas to make a few extra bucks for their weekend drinking habbits. Thats it.
why am i not getting a breakdown for my deliveries? It says doordash? will not show each place i visited.(end of day)
If I don't want to do a particular order, should I accept the order first and then cancel it, or reject the order when it first pops up? Does it still affect my standing as a driver nonetheless?
Don't touch it let it expire by itself
Letting the time run out still lowers your acceptance rate either way.
No! Decline n say don’t wanna go to that store or not at my starting point. You choose distance too far, you’ll get a boatload of long distance offers. Be vague but decline or they’ll send you the same order again
@@laureens4357 Thanks for the tip.
There are too many lazy drivers in my area. Can't read directions
Lovin the door dash in St. Louis probably average about 30 never make under 20 what does double Peak pays are putting me in the $40 range 💪😁💯
I think you need to calculate your net earnings because talking up your gross earnings of $743.67 are misleading to all gig workers. How much do you think your take-home pay amounts to after accounting for auto maintenance, auto insurance, health insurance, vision and dental insurance, disability insurance, income taxes, SSI, and SDI, not to mention the higher price of gas? My guess is less than $10.00 per hour. These gig companies are ripping off drivers we allow them to. They would fail if drivers didn't enable them by taking whatever they feel like paying us. The median hourly living wage for the U.S. is $35.00/hr. in order to provide for a roof over your head, food, and clothing, leaving minimal disposable income depending on where you live. I suggest we strike one day a week and unionize. It will only be possible to negotiate with the gig companies when we hit them in where it hurts - their bank accounts.
We all deserve to be treated and paid fairly and live happy, healthy lives, without the stress of feeling we have to drive a few more hours to make ends meet.
I wish all drivers and their families well. Peace
PS: In California, drivers bought into the gig companies' pitch that Prop 22 was in their best interest. I'd like to know how many CA drivers are making more money now, after its approval? Check out this report by the UC Berkeley Labor Center laborcenter.berkeley.edu/the-effects-of-proposition-22-on-driver-earnings-response-to-a-lyft-funded-report-by-dr-christopher-thornberg/
I earn $4800.00 a month using Doordash alone. This is based on a 50 hour week. My total tax obligation is 8% after factoring in my deductible expenses. That brings me down to $4426.00. That leaves me with money to invest, even after paying for all of my expenses. Look, you have to pay for the expenses you speak of anyway, no matter who you work for. For example, let's say you have a W2 job that pays 50K per year. If you have expenses of $25K, are you going claim you are only earning $25K? Furthermore, where did you get that $35/hour median living wage from? That's over 70K per capita per year. This country should be so lucky. I'm getting negative vibes from you dude, because your logic and "statistics" don't make sense. But, best of luck to you.
$3 an hour here, that's my take home after ⛽ gas
That’s terrible
How can the DD numbers be right when your time is split between 2 apps?
Because he’s looking on what was on dd only
Are there any restrictions for your automobile? I drive a '93 Honda lol. Runs great though.
You can use any car to Dash in. Check out our article about best cars to use for delivery.
therideshareguy.com/best-vehicles-for-delivery/
This doesn't really answer the question. We want to know how much you make on a typical week minus all expenses, gas etc.
That’s depending on u on the offers you take
Over $2000 every week
how many hours
@@frankrollins8171 100
14 hr days?
@@AaronsGig how the hell you working 100 hours a week and for how long you've been doing it
@@Michael-kv5ff I'd work 14 HR days to if i was pulling almost 10K a month. LOL
How are you making the videos for your dashing? Thanks
Do you rideshare full time? What did you make this year?
Your acceptance rate is less than 30!?!? I thought you get kicked out with it that low. And you must plan your week ahead. Because you can't be a top dadher with that low of a acceptance rate
I live in a small city and made 300 in 10 active hours this be my first full week I come back and let you know how much I made
You still at it? How’s it going
@@dy4710 When they sound too good to be true like that, they don't come back to update, lol. It's not nice.
You make about 5 cents a delivery after taxes wear and tear on vehicle and gas cost.
how much can I make If i just ride a bike and dont gotta pay gas
There are lots of factors that contribute to earnings. If you are in an area where delivering by bike makes sense, it would be worth trying out. The gas savings could be significant.
Boycott teachers pet drivers. Please don’t rush into Burger King like you saving the day…
How’s doordashing for California
Don’t forget kids. Make sure you got the strap on you.
Respect
What times do u start & stop to make that much money
It proves if you are doing Uber eats ... You are Wrong.
Can other dasher pick up your orders? Because the popeyes manager in laurel refused to fix my customers order
I appreciate the game bruh
I avg $22 in Berkeley ca
Hey I'm in stl too
every video I see about the Gig economy states you could make 20-25 an hour...you are all independent contractors using and maintaining your own vehicle...this brings the hourly rate down drastically....and if you are making 1000 a week in any market you are working full time and then some...maybe 45-60 hours a week.....if you are you are putting 50-60 k on your car a year...if you decide not to work some days they dont care....there are thousands of you to take your place...if you decide to work you assume all the risk and make 100% of the investment...In a nutshell what a majority of you are doing is cashing in on the value of your car....its unsustainable
It can be sustainable in some markets. If you treat the gig jobs as your own business and do research it can work out. I have been driving for over 5 years now full time. Took me about 2 years to figure out what works and what doesn't. After my third year I was able to buy a car just for the gig apps and drive about 20-30k miles a year, 25-40 hours a week, If looking at it in hourly wage It averages to $32/hour in my market. I tend to make more than most drivers in my area.
Gig work i.e. gives a lot of people access to earnings that they otherwise would not have in the USA society e.g. Black intellectual descendants of slavery advocates. So be grateful because this is not an issue of race but rather non inclusive policies that have shaped behaviors.
-wDp
I have a 2020 Honda and I’ve put 21k miles on it already. I’ve made over 30k since starting doordash. You buy a car to put miles on it, and if you can make money with it why not? So if I’m doing the math right, if I did door dash for five years and put 100k miles on my car and if I make over 30k after taxes every year that’s 150k I’ve made… and the car cost me 25k…. It’s definitely worth it if you are in a good market and really want to make money!
@@genchyseni7471 talk to me after 5 years of gas repairs insurance maintenance and accidents and taxes....then you have to replace that car....that 150 is alot less....
@@edmor127 there aren’t many repairs on a new car…. Changing oil and gas abs tires every so often.. it’s definitely a win win situation my guy
St louis!
do u spend more in gas then u make for doordash!!
Hell no! Spend $25 a day in gas n make $250+ a day in 9 hours, Stride app mileage tracker shows $80 mileage deduction for taxes for those 120 miles. Winning!!!
Big cities bigger money 👍🏽
Do you get taxed on customer tips?
How many miles a month do you drive doing Doordash?
Maybe 2500 miles and $6000+
Repeat yourself much?
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Get a real job. You will have close calls with traffic accidents once every 30 orders. Just statistics. This isn't fun anymore. Doordash algorithm makes it feel like you're working 9-5.
I'm on DoorDash full time. I don't consider it a job, I consider it running my own business. I work 55 hours a week and average $22.59 per hour. I learned how to use my independent contractor status to my advantage. Sure I have pay for my own medical, but I can write off the premiums. I end up paying 10% total tax legally. I worked for 25 years as a W2 for less money and far more BS. I am glad I joined the gig.
@@mike4619 How much do you average on a regular day? And do you Dash groceries too or only food? Im thinking about doing full time
@@mike4619 thanks for sharing, it’s inspiring I’m trying to think of something to do for extra money and I think this is it.
@@vicacosta466 He literately just told you. LOL. Since you can't do the math, in his case it's $248.49 a DAY.
I’ve had no accidents in 2-1/2 years and almost 15,000 deliveries. Number one rule is do not speed or run yellow/red lights. Plenty of time to deliver. Safety first
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