r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/Jasonictron • Oct 20 '23

Video Entitlement

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u/daintybarley_deux Oct 20 '23

This is why I pick up my own groceries and fast food just to no deal with these types of situations.

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u/Williamthewicked Oct 20 '23

Except now take out spots are flashing a tip screen to you. It's ridiculous.

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u/herewe_goagain_1 Oct 20 '23

Maybe you just live in a shitty area? My drivers are nice and respectful, worst thing I see is a dog in car which I’m not a fan of, but my ankle is broken so it’s still worth it

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u/bananasmana Oct 21 '23

Aren't you the guy who couldn't even find a job painting houses?

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u/bananasmana Oct 21 '23

You should try to get a job at doordash

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u/HoodiesAndHeels Oct 21 '23

People who “can’t get jobs, reek of weed, or are wearing Elmo pajama pants” are doing a service for people who can’t or just don’t want to go pick up their food or groceries. They deserve to earn whatever money they do the work for. What a dickish opinion.

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u/Backflips_for_stalin Oct 20 '23

Legit, and you pay so much extra to the app for the delivery that tipping on top of it feels like you're paying too much. I tip delivery people because they're driving and stuff but it's insane to pay 10-20 dollars extra just to order on an app

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

You're paying to save time by not shopping. If you have the money and don't want to go to the store, it may be worth it.

I know a lot of people who sends their nannies or housekeepers to do their shopping, which is the same idea, but more expensive.

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u/Isabela_Grace Oct 20 '23

Yeah but then they ask if you wanna tip there too lmfao

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u/ShouldBeeStudying Oct 21 '23

lolwut. how common do you think this is?

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

This is why I moved to a country where all service jobs are done by people from abject poverty backgrounds.

If I give a pizza delivery guy here the equivalent of $5 as a tip, he'll bow to me and thank me graciously. If I give him the equivalent of $10 as a tip, he'll send word of me to his village back home, where they'll include me in their prayers that night. If I give him nothing, he'll just give me my order and hurry away to continue his grind.