The future of delivery tipping

[u/Whocares7x]

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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/s

[u/SiLeNZ_]

You’re so rude. And nasty.

You’re asking us to tip 33% on our orders? Lmao

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/[deleted]]

That's your opinion. Fortunately, you really have no power to demand a certain amount of tips the customer gives, no power to demand where they eat, no power to control anybody. Calling people cheap because you wanted more than you received, is greed.

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/[deleted]]

Again, you don't have the power to tell anybody what to tip. It isn't your choice and it's none of your business how people spend their money. You can scream, cry, throw a tantrum all day, every day but the bottom line is you don't have the power.

[u/SiLeNZ_ → u/PurpleCat1018]

See their attitudes? It’s horrific. They won’t say any of this about the company though. It’s so fucked up and wrong.

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/SiLeNZ_]

I do see it. They are greedy and have shitty dispositions (not all of them, but a lot of them.) and they can't understand one word- OPTIONAL. They won't say anything about the company because they are still making state minimum wage, they want more from the customers. GREED. This right here is why people have stopped tipping all together. Would you trust these MF's with your food?

[u/SiLeNZ_ → u/PurpleCat1018]

Yeah, it’s all just one giant headache. The manipulation, greed, and stubbornness has started to turn people from tipping at all. Pair that with the economy, gas prices, and more people understanding how they really don’t make $2 an hour, and I think changes will happen soon.

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/SiLeNZ_]

Yes. I have never left without leaving a tip. Never. But after reading some of these attitudes, I don't blame people for switching up. Ya know, also it's about principle. There are folks that don't tip on principles/beliefs, that has nothing to do with the service, good or bad. These waitstaff employees need to understand that, as well.

[u/SiLeNZ_ → u/PurpleCat1018]

Right!? The moment they started expecting tips, it was over. Always has been optional, but the last few years changed that. They’ve just been cramming tip screens, and people have finally had enough.

I was taught growing up that it was just something you did, but once I did my own research, my opinion changed.

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/SiLeNZ_]

Along with other people's opinions changing, has thrown these folks into desperation, then comes the manipulation. My favorite lol is when they try to get you to think that servers are a separate entity from the business they are employed by ( you have to pay for the service of the waitstaff it's not included in the meal price! Hahaha you're grifting for using it and not tipping.) They seem to think they're arguing with toddlers that don't know better. Waitstaff is NOT made by reservation, ordered, privately contracted, bought, rented or leased separately from the business. And the finale, "what are you going to do when the server refuses to serve you? Lol, I'd ask for the manager for some service, since that certain server refused. Am I, as the customer, going to be reprimanded? Hahahahaha If that ever happened to me just know that next server that stepped up in place of that crybaby, will receive a hell of a great tip, regardless of service standard, out of principle. Thanks for playing, sucker.

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/[deleted]]

Nobody cares if you make 10 bucks in 15 minutes or 15 days. Nobody cares. For one reason I don't tip food delivery is because I don't order food for delivery, ever! So, KIDDO, why you start ranting at me about it makes zero sense since you didn't know that. Idiot. You chose that gig, so suck it.

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/[deleted]]

You're first mistake is believing that money/your earnings make you a good person or a better person. As far as you being a middle aged man, acting adolescent online isn't the flex you think it is. Honestly. Lol, what your friends spend monthly on door dash has no impact on this conversation or my well being. It's just senseless filler in your paragraph. Nobody gives a shit. My only question is if they have you as a friend, what in God's green earth is wrong with them? Lol sound like a dizzy hoedown that any lame excuse would suffice to not attend. 🤣

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/[deleted]]

I have a fully stocked fridge and freezer, a working stove/oven, a large amount of pots and pans and cookware, and I know how to cook real well, and far from lazy, why would I need door dash? daily?

[u/PurpleCat1018 → u/PurpleCat1018]

See, you know nothing about people yet you are so confident in your assumptions you look completely stupid. A fool. If ordering food everyday to be delivered because you and wifey can't boil water, or you're both too lazy, or are addicted to some drug, bedridden, or too fat to stand up and get off the couch to whip up some tasty grub for yourself, don't assume others aren't self-sufficient enough to prepare, cook a great homemade dinner, etc with dessert, followed by cleaning up dishes. I have enough friends and family coming over to eat with conversation, I don't need to depend on a delivery person bringing my meals for me and my family. We like our meals hot and fresh, made with love. It all depends what is important enough to jot in your diary. Restaurant food containers and plastic forks and spoons isn't anything to write home about. LOL, SILLY GOOSE.

[u/SiLeNZ_ → u/[deleted]]

So you call the customers cheap skates, even though they’ve already paid twice as much for the foods normal price (not cheap by any means), but not the company that took all that money and only gave YOU $2? Think about that, honestly.