The Most Annoying Things About Being An UberEats Driver
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
- Drivers, are you swayed by emotion or driven by facts? Are you interested in knowing that you can make money doing side hustles like food delivery, grocery shopping, catering or rideshare? No, you don't need a finance degree to recognize that there are some great earnings to be had doing gig work.
In this video I will share some of my frustration with an important aspect of gig work and then commit to following my own previous advice. Why second guess yourself when you know the facts don't lie?
If you already work or desire to work for gig app companies like DoorDash, Uber, UberEats, Lyft, GrubHug, Instacart, Shipt, Postmates, Deliver That, Delivrd, and others then you are in the right place.
Please share how you handle frustration and uncertainty in the gig economy. Do you try new things or go to new markets?
Russ
#grubhubdriver #ubereatsdriver #doordashdriver
Drivers,
Are you swayed by emotion or driven by facts? I also get frustrated. Do you think I'll have the resolve to do what I say? How about you?
Thank you so much for your thoughts, Russ
Wow, Awesome,👌 Thank you so much for this advice
@@RHTrickster I appreciate your kindness! Have a fantastic week. Russ
I don't have the patience to get a 100% acceptance rate. Around here, I regularly see offers of $5 for 15 miles.
Hi John, those miles and pay are horrible! Prop 22 pay barely helps but if it wasn’t for a UA-cam video I wouldn’t do it. I’ll stick it out until it gets to 100% make another video about how many orders it took this time and then go back to cherry picking. Russ
Hi there, what are your future plans with your channel?
Time will tell. I enjoy helping drivers earn more, get higher ratings and remain safe while serving our great customers. Thank you for asking! Russ
@@TheRussRyde very good
@@TheRussRyde I saw that your content Quality, video Quality is very good. But there are lots of workspaces. You are not getting more viewers, You are not getting more Subscriber, You are not getting more in your audience UA-cam Channel. Right?
@@UA-cam-Promoter216 I appreciate your offer to help but I’ll pass for now. Russ
Hi Russ, thank for your great videos. They are very helpful! You said you work with many different app, may I ask you the insurance cie you use for your rideshare? I use VOOM but so far they only cover for uber and lift. Any suggestions?
@@markroth6232 Hi Mark, thank you. It’s encouraging to receive your feedback! I would definitely sign up for any rideshare or delivery add on that your main insurance can provide. All those other companies come and go so I can’t offer an opinion on the current ones. If I was doing it full time and using my car solely for business then I would look into commercial insurance and get the transportation charter permit to do private rides. The TCP is known by different names in each state. Try to find independent reviews for the variety of Rideshare app supplemental coverages. I hope this is a little helpful. Russ
@@TheRussRyde thanks for taking the time to answer me Russ, it’s very much appreciated!
@@markroth6232 I’m glad to help. What type of gig work do you do, also part time or full time?
@@TheRussRyde I have try full time first but I was not having enough experience and did not know my market enough to make it very profitable. So I decide to do it part time until I get more experience, knowledge, and discover better app as well. so I far I can only work Uber and lift until I get an insurance who will cover me first any company
@@TheRussRyde to be sure to have enough work during the day I will be open to any kind of rides or delivery: uber drive, eat, green drive, comfort drive, pet friendly drive, assisted persons drive and grocery delivery