> the shitty no-tip orders just so they have a shot at getting better ones.
Wait a second... Are people not giving a cash tip in these cases? I do no-tip and give cash instead (which I thought was preferred). Is that a bad strategy?
Wait a second... Are people not giving a cash tip in these cases? I do no-tip and give cash instead (which I thought was preferred). Is that a bad strategy?
It's only a bad strategy if most or all drivers pass on your orders. Some drivers take these offers in hope for cash. I chose to stop taking those offers because I found most people don't end up tipping me in cash. It was more profitable to drive 20 - 30 minutes to a hot spot or a rich neighborhood where I knew I would get worthwhile offers. (and also not end up in the hood!)
Either consumer tolerance for convenience spending is going to break, or the prices will just keep going up astronomically as a perverse form of inflation (indirectly suppressing all jobs who's compensation isn't similarly skyrocketing).