The kick of the plot here is to not tip on Instacart as you're just handing money to VCs. Or maybe give the driver cash?
It's like tipping has become completely divorced from any purpose.
It needs to be abolished.
Employers prefer tipping because they can advertise a lower price. Secondly tips are effectively a per customer payment vs a wage being hourly. So in times of few customers, the labor costs are lower on the employer.
"Gross. Who carries cash anymore?" Future headline: Millenials are killing physical cash.
Jokes aside (as a millennial) this is not something I usually have readily available. I try to keep all my transactions digital but I may take money out just for tipping purposes.