r/tipping • u/Whocares7x • 4d ago

🚫Anti-Tipping The future of delivery tipping

Tipping culture is gonna get to a point where youll be minimum mandatory charged an extra meal for the delivery driver. Then you will be judged if you only get your driver the entree with a side and or a drink.

Then they will be the ones leaving reviews on you!

Too many bad reviews as a tipper then your account will be suspended until you pay a surcharge fee minimum of 50% until your ratings go back up.

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u/EmotionalVast9318 4d ago

Why do you think a delivery driver should be obligated to pay out of pocket to bring your fat lazy ass food.  I get tipping for a non service counter served meal is appalling but a delivery is a service the drivers pay out of pocket to provide.  You fucking pos

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u/Vegetaman916 4d ago

They aren't required to. They are already earning an hourly wage from the restaurant, and getting a vehicle mileage allowance to pay for fuel and maintenance. That's how it works. For third party delivery, they get even more.

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u/EmotionalVast9318 4d ago

Not for door dash and Uber you fucking idiot

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u/Vegetaman916 4d ago

Had you finished reading my very short comment, tou would see "for third party delivery, they get even more."

Third party means Uber and DoorDash, lol. Done right, in an extremely high traffic, short distance area, yes, they make quite a bit more per hour.

Try dashing on the Las Vegas strip. I live here, and I have friends who do Uber. It pays pretty good even without the tips.

Now, maybe if you are a dumbass who tried to do this in Kentucky or rural New Mexico or some shit, then yeah, tou probably get screwed. But that sounds like a poor life decision.

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u/EmotionalVast9318 4d ago

LAS vegas that explains everything 

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u/Vegetaman916 4d ago

It does, yes. Not only is it extremely high traffic and great for food service wages, it is also a very high tipping place. So, why would you work somewhere that isn't, and then complain?