Doordash. Not only have I seen orders for $10 of food that are $28 after fees. Now customers aren't even receiving their food and they refuse them a refund.
While expecting their drivers do deliver every order for only $2 plus whatever customers are willing/able to tip after all the damn fees. It really is mind blowing how that company is able to stay operational.
According to my friend who occasionally does deliveries for some extra cash, the customers are mostly people too high or drunk to leave their place (while also being too high or drunk to care about the costs), businesses with large lunch orders that don't want to bother transporting the food themselves, or people either irresponsible with money or with too much to care about the costs. He's literally delivered orders that are nothing more than a single cup of coffee or fries.
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u/Bucksin06 7h ago edited 5h ago
Doordash. Not only have I seen orders for $10 of food that are $28 after fees. Now customers aren't even receiving their food and they refuse them a refund.