Been dashing for a min, survived just off doordash when the covid hit and i lost my jobs

Where you live at if you don’t mind me asking?

Don’t let that discourage you. It’s bad days and good days in any job bro stay up

I don’t deliver to people with dirty shoes

In 2018 STUPID money

I dash in central fl, but its a retirement community so people have more money

yall saying yall dont tip acting as if anyone will even take the order in the first place and you wont be left with soggy ass food

Oooo that’s a good setup

My grandma lives in one of those communities. Says they drive around in golf carts and s*** lol sumn like 9 golf courses where she stays

The Villages?

I’m honestly not sure cause covid has kept me from visiting she says it’s near Orlando iirc

Dont let this be your only form of income man lol

Def not an ideal main source of income but it can def be done when you in a bind

For sure. If your city gets a lot if peak pays, I could see it being done I guess. But I wouldn't do it personally

Aye you were right lol I asked her

This was one of my biggest things theyd send me to different hoods after 10/11 when everything except the hood joints were closed. I would say my only tips came from people in the hood tho.

Damn what hood u at that’s tipping? Around here the s*** towns don’t tip and even worse them Nighas lie about not getting the food so they get a refund .

Gotta stay in the middle to upper middle class towns if I want tips in jersey

i was a mile away from my delivery so i called the guy and apologized and let him know i'd get him a refund, he was like f*** it i'll come to you

so he comes to pick his s*** up, nice middle-aged dude, from the size of the order probably got a family, offered to help but i was like i'll be okay thanks he's like what's your venmo i'll just send you a tip

dude tips me 25 cents more than i would have made for the delivery then he confirmed the order anyway so i got the doordash pay too

upper class tip good? college town doordash is lit but i'm considering going up to birmingham and camping out at a nice neighborhood to see what's up since it's only 45 minutes away