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Is 8$ a good tip? Comment below with what you would have done in that situation. Also NY is not capital of NY state. Full potato.
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This bitch needs to find a new line of work
HYUK 🥸
for 5 miles? thats plenty
French guy speaking : we do not tip here, I mean we do but it’s not really a thing.
I’m always amazed by how it’s a sensitive matter in the US.
So I wouldn’t have tipped her. The audacity…
The fact that most of the income those people make come from tip look like a good way from the company "hiring" them to fck them IMO.
And that's why I don't use those services, it's expensive for nothing, I prefer to cook on my own.
She has a wonderful talent for self-destruction. She managed to lose time, money (including a good tip contrary to what she says), energy, her reputation and her job in a few minutes. I’m actually impressed 😭
Karen used self-destruct it was not very effective.
Swear tho
She suffers from Entitled Princess Syndrome, (E.P.S.) likely inflicted on her by her mother and/or father. It's not her fault.
Damn and I considered myself to good to self-destruct myself but maybe are more people with real talent to do that.
@@suzygirl1843 so what? Maybe not everyone has seen it? Why make a dumb comment? I mean if I said that about EVERTHING I'd already seen or everyone made it about they'd seen we wouldn't share much now would we?
Her “taking the food back” the restaurant isn’t going to take it back, so she basically stole his food lol and his money
That's okay. She is going to have a lot of her food taken away when she goes to buy things and says "I don't have money to pay" now that she is out of work.
She know what I know better at least eat the food, cause she's already lost too much money. Gas and and a "bad" tip.
She will have to pay for the food they will deduct it from her account I think
Karen:"I think you need to adjust your tip."
Dude: Sure, no problem. *Changes to $0*
That’s more fitting for a tip for her
Lol he should've done that 😂. Trick her into leaving and thinking she would get a $20 tip. Grab the food, maybe grab some popcorn and wait for her to come back
I wish I could change it to zero. 2 bucks is the lowest it goes.
Im torn on this one. Im a great tipper. My inner OG says if you can't afford to tip eat seasoned top ramen with the haters jackass.
On the other hand I wish a mf would come back for a bigger tip. You gone get your issue %$#@&! with me. Its not my job to make your lil $#%@! @$$ wage livable punk. In my old trap I would have let my ratchet neighbors relieve you of the rest of the stash for weed money.
This😜
Since she’s a DoorDash driver, keep in mind that she can see how much she’s getting paid and how far she gotta drive BEFORE she accepts it so this whole makes the whole thing even more hilarious 😂
Doordash has a problem where they won’t show the entire amount of money you’re getting out of an order. That lady was out of pocket though.
8 dollars PLUS the bonus tip Doordash gives now depending on the area and how hot business is ( my friends being doordash drivers before and I rode along and learned how it works now), she had absolutely no right to complain at all. Even if it was a 40 minute drives let’s say it was heavy traffic that day it’s New York, she still had no reason to mad and demanding more she made at least 10 bucks off that delivery with the doordash bonus tip. I’m glad at least Uber Eats has a pickup option now cause these drivers have been hot garbage lately.
Making good decisions is a tool of the patriarchy
You are implying women can think logically.
@@jjthefed They can but that's one's special
I DoorDash full time and she’s the reason people don’t want to tip. An $8 tip is MAGNIFICENT!!! We get to see how much we get paid AND how far we’re driving. She should’ve just declined the order if she wasn’t happy with that. Plus we don’t get penalized for declining orders.
Bruh I have never gotten an 8 dollar tip before she got blessed for 5.5 miles... literally ungrateful asf
Exactly!!! I decline anything less than $6🤷🏻♀️ Especially here in Bklyn. Too much damn traffic lol my acceptance score is at like 55%🙃
Yeah, with the delivery fee she got at least $10. I dash as well and it all comes down to you accept what you are willing to do. My acceptance rate is at 35% most of the time. Why? Because I have a minimum that must be met for me to accept a delivery. I expect a tip, I only take jobs that have them.
@@maribel8076 My acceptance rate is usually in the teens, sometimes single digits 😆.
Facts. I go by a simple rule when I’m Dashing. On the work order before you accept it. It will tell you the amount of miles the trip is from where your at to the restaurant to the drop off. Since DoorDash doesn’t pay for the drive back to the hotspot you picked the food up at. Make sure you do orders that equal out to at least $1 per mile. It’s a more efficient way to earn money without burning as much gas for low payout orders. My acceptance rating is like 45% though…🤷🏽♂️
Honestly she’s lucky she even got a tip at all, 12 minute drive and getting $8 out of it sounds like a good deal.
that is Gas money, and barely . I think i am the only person that is on the side of the food delivery caucasian . I'll take this L but as someone who has done the same job and you get nun at all in the end. that is a hard pill to swallow.
It's not. Some of these restaurants make you wait 20-30 minutes. If there's also traffic you pay for your own gas you might only get 1 order and lose money. Carriers also stopped paying a delivery fee that's halfway decwnt. (a 12 minute drive is prolly 1.50.). I used to do Uber eats and could easily make 20 an hour at the expense of having to buy a new car every 2 years. Now Uber pays almost nothing and you rely on tips. Not at all worth it
@@PHlophe yup thats an L take... if you don't like the tips you are getting don't use a tip based food delivery as your job since people aren't going to tip you that much ... if you want tips go be a waiter/waitress or if you really want money go be a bartender
@@PHlophe 5.5 Miles requires Gas worth $8 ...? What is she driving... a supercharged Dodge RAM..? 🧐
@@PHlophe its an L take and not even an opinion just ur wrong, ur anger should be pointed towards those that pay u like slaves, but since yall know u cant do that yall attack the civilians who are griding just like yall
She effectively robbed him for his food. The food is paid for. The tip is not part of the deal. It’s extra. Her taking the food is no different than package thieves. She should be prosecuted as such.
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Eh. I don't think filing charges is necessary. She already lost her job & her dignity. That should easily be enough of a message without giving her a criminal record.
@@AxxLAfriku get school. Biden will take care of you.
She didn't "take the food back." She STOLE it. She works for a contracted delivery service, doordash, neither she nor her employer own the food she's delivering. The person who ordered paid the restaurant for the food when they ordered. She STOLE their food.
As a former waiter: tipping is bullshit, and businesses should just pay their employees
Tipping is a concept that I think only exist in North America. I will never understand why the customers have to pay more than what they ordered for. Paying for a service? The employer is supposed to be the one who pays their workers, not the customers
What if tipping is just a bonus? What's bad about that?
@@schiffer2386 paying for a service we didn’t ask for. I’d gladly fill up my own beverage, and grab my meal(s) to bring it back to the table if it meant I didn’t have to tip 8-15 bucks
@@sucram1018 if it's just a bonus it's fine but it shouldn't be mandatory. If you apply for a job, it's the employer that pays their employees, just like any other job.
@@sucram1018 That's what it *_should_* be. Questioning a tip makes you a twat, period.
"Get the F up out my lawn before I punt you" hahaha.
I absolutely lost it
Lmaooo 😁
That sweet chin music😂😂😂😂
She definitely need to play some Pokemon Go! Do some raiding or something right? hehe 🤣
Why do I hear Voices by Rev Theory?
randy orton style
Here's the thing. The food was delivered and paid for. For her to come back and "take it back", at that point, it's theft.
Good point!
Petty theft at least, and definitely a lost job.
I think the customer can appeal for a refund for not receiving their food. So now the restaurant takes a loss too. At least he has it all on camera so hopefully the driver not only loses her delivery driver privilege but has to pay for the meal. All over sucking at directions.
It’s because of people like her that I started tipping after the service was fulfilled. Some people really have a lot of entitlement
Yup.
Because your cheap
@@Snickerszn you’re *
I’m an Uber eats driver and I would be jumping for joy for an 8 dollar tip for a 5 mile trip. These delivery services is already really expensive so someone tipping 8 dollars is really generous
Yeah, I generally tip $4.00 for a 2 mile trip, and my place is near like a dozen at minimum high-volume order request spots, So I probably could tip less (though my drivers have all been cool so far).
And yeah, the charges these drive apps give are insane. "delivery fee" and a "service fee" lmao.
You’d be lucky to make 8 dollars for the trip tip included this bitch made 8 as a tip
Aren't you already getting paid to drive that distance? If that drive is really 12 minutes and he tipped $8, that's equivalent to getting tipped $40 for an hour of her time. Where she provided the service, the skill level needed to perform this task, subtract the cost of fuel and wear on her vehicle, $20 an hour would be more then fair
I dont tip at all your greedy owner/boss should be paying you liveable wages. If he doesnt want to its on him
Yeah for me baseline I always tip 5 bucks and then extra if I’m feeling generous
She reminds me of the type of person to make everything 10X harder for themselves and then go around and still blame the world for their issues
So... Basically an entitled, woke, Feminist.
96.9% of modern wymyn
Prolly took on student debt to get more smarter
You got it..
🎯
Guy: "Gives some extra money and tries to be nice"
Karen: "HoW dArE yoU?!? I DROVE FOR 40 MINUTES,YOU GAVE ME ONLY 8$"
She mad she didn't get more free money 💀
And then she stole his food!
@UCBHBKRRLd_16fX-hiDfROnA depends where she’s coming from. She either was coming from her crib or another delivery. It really doesn’t matter though, because she was dead ass wrong for that, and I’m glad that wasn’t me. I’d have opened up the door, snatched the food from her, and told her to fuh off. And then I would have changed that tip to $0, and gave her the shittiest review, before calling doordash. Petty? I am. Karen meets Keisha. Matching energies boo boo... 🤦🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤣
she drove for 40 mins because she's stupid and got lost lol!
@🦋Timileyin Destinee🦋 She isn't a good liar either because the distance between the restaurant address to the customer's home can easily be figured out.
There's something wrong with a company's pay structure when the consumer has to assume additional fees in order for that job's employee to earn a decent wage. She's also entitled and immature.
I talk to doordasher everyday since I give them the order, it’s a job that builds up overtime I guess, though some doordashers out where I am aren’t really good, some are rude, complain and also don’t know English in the slightest, this last one does have a factor; you can’t communicate with the person giving you the order or with the customer, I’ve had people complain about it over the phone and in one instance a doordahser telling me to learn Spanish because they couldn’t talk understand me, they said that in English too, orders we give them have instructions on them mind you.
The moment you start to complain about tips is the moment you forget that tips are not required.
@Mike Dalby Yeah Im not sure why people trust uber eats when there are people like you out there.
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She's trying to count the time she left her house probably. People don't owe people tips. It's a courtesy. Companies need to pay their people better.
Or people need to stop taking these low paying jobs. She took the job knowing how much she's make per hour. She is expecting the customer to subsidise her pay and then complains because she thinks she's worth more. She should make that argument to her employer.
@@justinm2697 I think it is door dash you get paid by the job
If not my bad it was doordash it works like uber
@@justinm2697 there are not enough high paying jobs for everyone.
@@arcticbeach Fair enough. My point still stands however.
I'm really glad they brought in an etiquette expert to tell me whether or not this was appropriate behaviour. I couldn't quite figure it out myself
I've personally been a delivery driver for food before at a restaurant. Once I saw her take the food back I knew that this was a person who has miraculously never had their face mashed into the concrete after acting like this.
man just look at the way she talk and the clothes she wears, she oozes of not getting bullied enough as a kid.
Having a vagina sure helps with that.
@@WickedParanoid I dread for whomever is put through the paces of getting that vagina
👁👁👁 wow.
@@TehMr If these "whomever" are smart enough, they won't touch that thing with a 15 ft pole.
If her father didn't tip her mother we wouldn't have had this problem
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🤣🤣😂😂 ssssstooooopppppp it
This needs to be the top comment!
ayo 💀 💀
I hollered!!!
That's a true Karen out in the wild right there. Literally EMBODIES entitlement. As a former delivery driver I was grateful for ANY tip. I mean I know it's NY, but damn lady sit down.
The "Karen Khronicles."
Where the heck do you see a lady? $8 tip, and that thing goes back to the restaurant with the meal, with the customer recording everything!? I am actually wondering if "that" is a human being on the first place. Professionally speaking, everything that will happen to "this" after what happened here is of "its" sole responsibility.
$8?!! I live in Manhattan and I have never ever tipped anyone $8 in my entire life!!! That bish is crazy!
Someone needs to deepfake Steve Irwin behind her, providing commentary on the "Karen in the wild". That would be hilarious
Bro ppl be happy with just $5 i literally live in that town
Seeing Preach get so triggered is absolutely hilarious 😂 "I'm calling the whole police." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What’s crazy is that she actually cost herself a lot more in terms of time, gas, and overall income by turning around to drive the food back. That alone is proof that she has no business delivering food or being responsible for her own income
she prob ate that food
I’ve been stiffed in tips before as an uber eats driver but I don’t really care too much about it. It is what it is at the end of the day. I had one day of sub par tips and then the one dude at the end of the day tipped 50 bucks because it was so late and so far. I usually tip a little more depending on the restaurant because I’m also a driver and I know how much of a pain in the ass it is.
Wominz and their emotions fam
@@mannymm7887 I try to do it based on time the order will take and distance. a 20 minute or less order I will tip 3-6$ depending on distance and amount ordered. If my order is gonna take them like 45 minutes and drive 10 miles I'll usually tip around $12-16 because thats the amount I would deem acceptable for myself were I to perform the service. Lots of people will place a $10 order during rush hour and only tip like $1.50 because they don't realize that the hour of time their order consumed the driver could have made 4 closer deliveries and made over $20 that hour. Many people lack perspective my dude :(
@@alaneichelberger3014 That would be a fair if the driver was YOUR employee! the drivers work for these giant companies, who already charge you a premium for the food ordered on the app and then there is delivery fees, and on top of it, I should be generous tipping your employees? Hell NO! I pay 10-15% and that's it. I don't understand how restaurants can just hire full-time waiters and delivery people purely on tipping income. So, if someday they do not get any customers the employee make zero?? How is this okay?
As someone who doesn't live in America, I find it quite weird tipping delivery drivers. You already pay a premium if you're ordering food and there tends to be a delivery charge. My view on tips is that they are given to people who provide you with an exceptional service - tips are earned by those who put in extra effort or make your experience better rather than something that's to be expected by default because you're doing your job.
Exactly this, a tip is a bonus that needs to be earned, not by simply doing your job
This. Online ordering generally has a delivery charge associated with it, which pays the salaries of the delivery person. Anything given as a tip is purely out of the goodwill of the person ordering food. This shouldn't be an expectation or a demand.
@IG- almightynoble only in shitty countries like the US
where im from, im working in a restaurant, you can put in a tip when you pay but ALL tips across a month is pooled and then split between ALL employees. so im only assuming thatif the servers doo wel and the chefs really cook the food wel the guest will want to tip just because, but everyone makes a hourly wage. we dont force staff to survive on tips here.
@IG- almightynoble its not customer's responsibility, is it? you should ask the people hiring you to pay the money you deserve for the job.
As a Doordash driver I hate when people complain about making 15-20$ an hour. And honestly she made more than those 8$ because the MINIMUM that Doordash pays us is 2.50 for an order. So assuming she got the minimum plus the tip she easily made 10+ dollars off this order in "40 mins".
RIGHT!! She probably made about $12-$15 depending on the mileage payout in NY
If i got an $8 tip i'd be ecstatic. Most i've ever gotten was $10 in cash, and i was so hyped. The greed is fucking real in karen.
Isn't this technically theft at that point? The food has already been paid for and dropped off at the customer's house, the delivery driver has no right to take it anywhere.
I would think so.
Exactly!
The news: “who was in the right?”
Me: the customer paid for the food and the delivery service and gave an optional tip. Karen stole the food. Where is the dilemma?
It's just inside edition 🤣😂they're notorious trolls
Yeah that’s the most alarming thing about all this. Why the hell do we even have to ask? Lmao
@@kanyeeast1340 Because of crazy-ass people like the Karen who believed she was entitled to do what she did after agreeing to the terms of the job.
Right. Tf typa question was that? And they needed to get an "etiquette expert" for this??? 🤣🤣🤣
@@nsudatta-roy8154 sounds like most women in society today 😂
Saying this as a Doordash customer, I hope she knows she customers can rescind tips... And if she really drove the length of time she claimed, if "taking" it back actually worked and she had to redeliver it, that's even more gas and time used and definitely a low rating.. Now she probably lost her job and that "measly" $8 tip. She shot herself in the foot, not once, not twice, but three times! Some people are committed to learning the hard way
Ain’t that the truth!!
Some never learn
Is it even legal to take a previously delivered item? She left and came back.
If it hadn't yet been paid for, it would still be Larceny, which is a Felony. But it had, and her services were paid already too.
The entire transaction was complete and concluded.
That makes it Trespassing with Intent, and Property Theft as much as any meth crook prowling the neighborhood looking for Christmas Delivery Presents.
Since she also interacted with the owner at that time, it could be escalated to Intimidation and Robbery.
If she had even a small pepper spray in her purse or car or pocket, it makes it Armed Robbery, which would technically (in many states) permit a lethal response.
Karen's r 'tard'd
I didn't know we can rescind tips! 😧
Edit: Oh, you have to contact their support and file a request to change the tip. 😒 So it isn't an easy, quick process, plus DoorDash can deny your request.
@@TacticalTypos I usually do it through the chat. I've only done it 2ce(with good reason), but it only took a couple of minutes
She saw the huge house, knew they had money, and is demanding she gets a tip equivalent to the size of the house.
The other day I gave a 7 dollar tip through the app for food that was less than a mile away. When I went to pick up my food and thanked the guy, he stood there staring at me like he expected more money. I guess it’s normal here in NY for delivery people to expect a big tip (back when I did it, I would get 20 dollars regularly in affluent neighborhoods) but this woman took it to another level.
This is my problem with tips. It varies from person to person.
Only in America are you expected to tip that much. It’s ridiculous. In uk, they get their wage from their employer.
Sounds like NY full of bitch made mfs lol
Where I live you're lucky if they tip 2 bucks on order that close by.
Nahhh I live in NY. They ought to know better than to ask or imply they want more money. At least, here in NYC. They know the spew of words that’ll follow next 😂 we’re too opinionated.
Her: you need to adjust the tip
Me: why?
Her: my meth dealer only accepts 10$ minimum
Basically 😂
Me: okay I will adjust your tip I’ll make it five dollars instead of eight 😂🤣
As an UberEats delivery driver in the Seattle area: I keep a stack of post-its that I’ve pre-written with “thank you” and once I accept an order: I quickly write the customer’s name all pretty in calligraphy and stick the lil’ thank you note to the bag of food that I then put in an insulated bag to stay safe & warm.
More often than not: the customer ends up tipping even more!
Because in ANY job: I’m grateful and focus on what little things I can GIVE to delight someone, rather than make it all about what I can get.*
*Exception is if I see the projected trip+tip earnings will _cost_ me money by time & mileage, and I politely quietly decline. 😅🤷🏻♀️
Especially since I started delivering as just a side gig to pay off debt, but has now become my main gig after losing my 9-5: Yes, it may be hard out here, but having a contentious and vengeful attitude like that only makes life harder. 😔
Good idea definitely trying that !
@@gerardovazquez4480 Happy to share, and hope the little touch helps you thrive! 💛🤗
Oh! I forgot to mention that I also write “- Jess” on the bottom of the post-it so the customer knows the note is from me, not the restaurant. 😉
I’ve also gone into my iPhone settings to add Keyboard shortcuts, so it’s easier and faster to communicate other common messages that aren’t already provided by the driver app (like the “I’m on my way” one.)
Examples:
1. I type, “tf” which allows the keyboard to auto fill: “Thanks for your patience!”
2. I type, “yo” _(since that type of greeting isn’t part of my everyday vernacular… 😅)_ and the keyboard will auto fill: “Your order isn’t ready yet; I’ll let you know when I’m on my way!”
3. “Yt” will auto fill to “You are one of two deliveries I was assigned.” _(Because even though the app is VERY clear about the driver map tracking and when a driver is handling two deliveries, some customers don’t understand. 🤷🏻♀️)_
And then finally, when the customer replies with a usual, “thank you/no worries/great,” I reply with:
4. “mp” which auto fills to, “My pleasure! 😊”
5. And “ib” which auto fills to “Your food is safe & warm in an insulated bag! 😉” (but if it’s something like sushi or ice cream I just edit out the warm part.)
6. “Tp” auto fills to “Trying to find parking... 😅” when i find myself in the downtown metro areas and the customer wants me to deliver to their high rise apartment door step in rush hour traffic, so I end up driving in circles thanks to complicated street parking rules that have resulted in me being towed once. (Never again!)
Sorry that’s a lot, but I just like sharing. 😅
Inspiring stuff
THANK YOU!!! THIS IS THE CORRECT ATTITUDE TO HAVE...I do deliveries too and your attitude as a driver makes a huge difference!!! In terms of tips you recieve, but more importantly how you i makes a difference in how you feel. And thats true for no matter what the job. We should try our best to stay positive and that seems impossible to do its because youre in the work profession. Btw thanks for the great list of tips especially with the post its... never heard of that before ✋
Yeah I guess it's kind of sad doordash will penalize you for not accepting orders. If you're marked active and in the area and you decline too many orders it will count against you
Question...? Can she be charged with theft? Because she completed the delivery and then returned to collect the order. She's lucky they were petty and didn't call the cops.🤔
Petty?
Yeah, that's absolutely theft.
I didn’t know that this is something other people also experienced with delivery. When I was 17 I was harassed by a pizza deliver man because my tip wasn’t big enough. I unfortunately didn’t have a job because my parents wouldn’t let me work (academic focus only), but I wanted to use just a bit of the allowance I saved up to get pizza.
I got only 1 medium box of pizza and the pizza place is legit 10-15ish minutes from my parents house. I can’t remember the cost of the pizza or how much I tipped but I told the guy to keep the change and he got upset because he said it wasn’t enough and I should give a bigger tip. I was so shocked and embarrassed, so I just said “I’m 17, I don’t work". And he just continued on about how it’s hard out here and that people need to tip better. I was so frazzled and ashamed, I felt responsible for whatever he was going through. Now I actually no longer use food delivery services because of that, sounds dramatic but the feeling of being told your indirectly responsible for someone’s livelihood doesn’t feel good.
You shouldn't have been made to feel guilty you did nothing wrong. That was a shitty pizza delivery guy. Its his employers fault for not paying him decent wages I don't know why he was taking it out on you, sorry you had to go through that.
Yo I delivered for dominos for 5 years, a tip of any amount is a blessing. In Savannah, GA most customers don’t tip there.
I mean that guy was shitty for that
@@tiffanykim2773foreel like period. Don't work a tip job if you can't handle not getting a tip.
This is the kind of comment I wish strict parents could see. There are so many life lessons that aren't academic, people.
I moved furniture for 10 years and gotten a .25 cent tip or no tip at all and still showed our clients the utmost respect. This lady is crazy af and don't need to work with the public at all. Her attitude and conduct is totally appalling and unacceptable and if she was on my crew she would have been sent home and fired.
Bro please tell us that 25 cents tip story
@@tb8654 😂😂 there are so many but the funniest one is my coworker and I go do an internal move for a client. An internal move is where we are not putting anything on the truck. We are pretty much just rearranging the clients furniture for them and the bill was $250.50. She couldn't fine correct change and we don't carry change on us. So she trying to find change and keeps pulling out envelopes full of cash. She now has about $1000.00 in her hand and said forget it here's $251.00 keep the change. Which left .50 cent to split. We smiled and said thank you then left. When we got in our vehicle I asked my coworker "what do you plan on doing with your .25 cents".
@@doctaylor8958 😂😂 damn she couldn't have just left y'all with 3 100 bills to cover the tip lmao
@@tb8654 you would think so but it is what it is. That's why we never go do a job expecting to get tip. If we do get tipped we are thankful and if we don't oh well. But there are some people who have tipped extremely well. I would say my highest tip was $400 bucks. $1200 to split 3 ways.
The fact she tried to lie to get a bigger tip though and thought he would just play along
She's definitely a drug user they be some of the only people who think that they can outsmart everybody
What if she had traffic or had to wait for the food to be made?
@@Striker50_ I'm guessing that is sarcasm
@@AvantStrangel I'm being serious, sometimes the app says the order is ready, & you end up waiting for the food to be prepared. Drivers don't get paid for food delays
Some people drive out of there way to take an order. The guy may be 12 minutes away from the restaurant, but she might live 30 minutes away. Plus, there is wait time and traffic to consider. With that said, she would be incredibly stupid if she had to go 30 minutes out of the way to do only one order. If it used up that much of your gas and time, it’s not worth it, decent tip or not.
I heard a couple of people who do this will only do it on their days off of their main job, and spend the whole day in a town or city that has frequent and/or big orders.
Love Preaches response when he realised she had ALREADY received an $8 tip and still asking for more 🤣
This whole mandatory tipping culture is absolutely wild to me. Adds so many social etiquette complications and I’m hell glad we don’t have that in aus
That's coz their wages in areas that tip are actually shit. This side of the world doesn't tip coz our wages are good. Takes away then need
@@imSUPPRESED fun fact if the employee doesn't make the equivalent of minimum wage in tips the employer must pay the employee the difference.
Tips are purely to shift paying the wage from the employer to the customer. They also enjoy the ability to not give the employee any benefits. You'll never hear an server talk about how good the money is as a matter a fact every server I've ever talked to complained constantly about how little money they made.
I worked as a full time bakery at a restaurant the waitresses make my weekly pay in 2 shifts yet would always complain about their pay to me and hint that non tip employees make more then them.... this couldn't of been further from the truth.
It irks me when people in Australia and NZ ask for tips on top of their wage. Some of those servers are making like $18 an hour, they don't need a tip lol
For real bro can you imagine if this shit happened in Australia
My 20year old daughter earns $28-$36perau per hour in her part time job at a bar/restaurant. Even more on holidays.
This is why I won't tip until after the driver has left. I've had sooo many issues with delivery drivers for these apps. Had one lady have a hard time finding my apartment, but the only time she contacted me was when she called and screamed at me that she was going to leave my food with the front office of the apartment complex. She never even tried to contact me before that and I told her not to leave my food with other people. She left it in the street in front of the office and I got her ass fired.
I've been a delivery driver, I get how hard it can be sometimes, but people act like this isn't their job
On all the delivery services I’ve used you can change the tip for a good while after the delivery. And I have changed it to be more and to be less based on what happens. One lady fucked my order up so bad(groceries) and also tore up my food and also just threw the bags on my porch and the food spilled out of the bags onto my porch! I took all her tip away. But one lady was crazy quick and everything was perfect and she put the bags on my porch all nice and in the perfect area(which delivery people seem to have an issue with with our porch) that I gave her a bigger tip after. I don’t really do delivery anymore cause it costs so much for delivery and tip that it isn’t worth it to me. We had to do a lot of it when we were quarantined while my husband had covid. I’ve also never liked having to tip…for anything. It feels dirty to me.
"I need more than an $8 tip because my PhD in women's studies isn't paying off like I thought it would"
GOT EEEMMMM!!!! HAH! 🤣
I am a women she us cray cray.. I can't condon this tantrum.
GOTTTEEEEEEM!!!!!!!!
this woman needs to go back top women studies and study herself!
AWESOME and TRUE!! Made me actually LOL. HA!
As a third party delivery driver, she's on some wild shit. You can see the tip ahead of time. Dont accept the order if you dont like it.
Doordash will not show you the full tip
Go easy on Karen guys. She has to pay her gender studies degree off somehow.
Probably went online with other fake Internet pseudo feminists and used this situation as a way to slander all men with her online friends
"EvErYdaY SeXiSm"
"If I wAz A MaN, I wOulD Of BeEn TiPpEd MoRe" 🤣
Oh please no study stuff for free I mean why would someone want to pay for studies 🤣
@@metalheadjake3339 when in reality, if she was a man pulling the same shit. Cops likely would have been called.
Oof
Wtf their is a lot of careers in gender studies
As someone who has never left Australia, the whole idea of tipping being expected is absurd. I reckon your employers should pay you what your labor is worth rather than relying on tips, theoretically that's how it works over here. I pressure wash houses privately for a Living and I get a tip maybe once or twice a year, It shows that the client really appreciates the good job I did, rather than giving me extra money for the standard service.
So does that mean you barely do a good job? Lol
That's how it's suppose to be though; Tipping is to show you believe they gave outstanding service, it's a show of support to encourage that kind of higher standard. Somewhere along the line it became normalized that one is just to be expected to tip regardless and taken advantage of by companies to undermine their workers and get away with paying them less than minimum wage even. So now it's backwards where they'll lower their standard of service because you didn't pay them what their employers should be paying them anyways.
@@elydot8693 no, if they don't complain then I take it that I've done a good job. We don't tip in Australia generally so not getting a tip is not a sign that you've done a bad job
Doordarsh and uber eats and stuff only pays you like $3 for a delivery so all the money really comes from tips. You can make 8 or 9 an hr base pay. Minimum wage is 15. Most of the drivers live off of the tips
@@CuGuttaNYC I understand that, which is why I said the employers should be paying them properly so they don't have to live off tips
I was a delivery driver for a few years during college. An $8 tip is EXTREMELY generous compared to most of the tips (or lack thereof) that most drivers get for the majority of orders. Hell, I probably would have been tempted to offer to wash the person’s car after as tip like that. But it’s the fact that she took the food back, which is akin to cancelling an order, and therefore got NO TIP, or base pay for the order?
So I’ll Reiterate Aba’s question: who RAISED you?!
I delivered too and i was alway extremely happy with 8. Shit 5 plus i was happy it.
Considering he had paid for it all and it was delivered it's more akin to stealing than cancelling an order.
@@micky6739 indeed. I said $5 per order was like perfect when I delivered.
@@apersonontheinternet8006 I always saw it as a way to pay for the gas that trip took
I’m a dominos delivery driver. Ur spittin fax.
Companies under paying staff and then expecting the customer to pay more money as a “tip” is the biggest scam ever!
I don't understand these people that think they are entitled to a tip because they did a job. No, your wage is compensation for the job, the tip is a reward for doing the job well
In America the system is different, because they assume that the client will cover some of the employees' payment
@@chicho4889 that’s not the customers fault the driver assumed they should get a tip. A tip is not mandatory. It’s the employer’s job to pay the staff’s salary and if the wage is not sufficient then find a better job. Either way it’s not the customer’s responsibility to pay the driver’s wages.
Customers already pay the inflated food prices, service fees, a delivery fee and you still expect a tip. It’s beyond ridiculous. That’s why I refuse to use these delivery apps
The thing is that Doordash is basically considered a side job in which you get paid solely with tips. Unfortunately, thats the risk you take...now are there folks that wouldn’t tip you shit despite the distance? Yes. Again, the risk is there.
In the U.S., some service jobs (like waiter/waitress) have a greatly reduced minimum wage. It is assumed that the majority of income will be from tips.
@@tamitakea1368 you get payed per delivery, tips aren't the only source of income with these jobs.
8 dollars tip for essentially 12 minutes of work. That means 40 dollars a hour on tips alone. The entitlement is astronomical.
to be fair, she has to drive back, so it's now 20 / hour. running in and out of the food provider establishment and up to the customers door and making a transaction also takes time. But 20 / hour just for the drive time is great!
@@32266ms 20 a hour let s say 15 an hour once you count gas and insurance, which is more than minimum wage. 15/hour FOR A ZERO SKILL JOB where phone apps found you a job, customer and the way to go there.
lol, sure $40/hour if you magically get the food beamed into your car and don’t have to first drive to the restaurant, park, go inside and usually wait for the order, go back outside and get in your car, then start driving, which 12 minutes Google Maps time doesn’t account for getting out of the restaurant parking lot nor having to deal with an initial stop light or two before getting onto a main road. And given the look of the sky, the time of day appears to be evening which means more cars on the road and traffic. 40 minutes is very realistic in total time incurred to handle one delivery from accept to drop off. And if the drive from the restaurant to the customer itself was 40 minutes, she spent damn near an hour then for one delivery.
I wouldn’t be pleased about it, but I definitely wouldn’t tell the customer I need a bigger tip. That delivery sucked, as most of them do.
Do dashers get paid hourly? I assume she gets paid on top of the tip
@@greenthunder1000 No. DD/UberEats have a minimum fare payment of ~$2-3, which increases slightly with additional mileage/time. So with no tip, this lady would have earned like $3-4 at most.
As someone who does Uber eats on the side, an 8 dollar tip is valid.
Close to my biggest tip on a single delivery ever! I get gassed when I see those kind of figures come through
@@DPEnter I’ve gotten larger tips but even when I see that 1 dollar tip notification on my phone I’m happy.
Exactly and i here bragging bout tipping only 5$ i cheap like that but no way in hell i wont tip more if u cant prove u had to go thru hell n back to deliver the food to i just bein honest 12 minute drive isnt worth more hell i even tipped drivers that actually have 40 minutes minimum drive to i and i still tip them 5 i kno i cheap but i poor sooo... Lol
@@feterunner on god bruh
1-2 dollars makes my day
You know what, I am sick of society giving you any excuse to be tipped at all. I and many like me have prepped food, be it in butchers or Fish markets and so forth for years. We use sharp knives and have had our hands ripped to shreds by knives and bones (bone cuts are the worse and the scars they leave are way worse than blades) and we live of minimum wage in nasty conditions in cold and NO ONE thinks we deserve tips and we almost never get them. Honestly, I think you should get no tips at all if this is how society has become where you think you deserve it. Even my job needed teaching and a diploma to cut meat and I still made less than waiters and drivers on average.
I would have gone out there, removed the tip on my phone (in a way that she'd think I'm increasing her time), say "Alright, done.", grabbed my food, go inside, and lock the door.
Optional: Watch as chaos ensues.
I used to be a grill chef. I would get tips from customers, even when the managers told me that the grill Masters can't accept tips. That $8 tip would've been over an hour's worth of work at the time. I don't tip when I get shitty service. Karen, for that service, I wouldve been pressing charges and wanting my $8 back
Damn when was this 1996?
@@ChillyChav 2006
@@KillerKlown318 damn they was getting us my guy. I made about that in 2004. Found out how much operations cost and I been kicking myself. My peers made damn near twice as much as me at the same jobs.
I've worked delivery, and I've worked as a waiter. Whatever % the tip is, is you ALWAYS say "thank you" and act professionally. Even if you get no tip, don't let it ruin your day as you never know someone's financial situation. If you can't handle the nature of the job, my advice is to work for hourly elsewhere, and avoid any sort of commission-based job in the future. You are entitled to nothing (unless there is an automatic gratuity on the bill). It's not the customer's fault that employers are passing wage expenses off onto the consumer through the tip system. Most states even have what's called a "tip credit", where the employer and the state subsidize a tip earner's hourly wage if they didn't make enough in tips to bring them up to minimum wage. This woman's behavior was disgusting, and she's hurting other tip earners with her behavior. I hope she got fired.
Not to mention $8 is a lot, especially considering a lot of people don't tip dashers at all(saying this as a driver).
She's tripping heavy.
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If you can’t afford to tip someone while using this service, then they should get off their ass and pick it up themselves...
@Mike Dalby fire the entitled. Until they learn gratitude.
The only way things will change is if people start speaking up and telling these companies to pay a better wage or the food won’t get delivered, which means less revenue for the company! This is the problem, as a society we don’t advocate for ourselves enough or set boundaries and so people AND companies think they can treat you any kind of way and pay pennies.
As a server who has served for years, I don’t get where these door dash people come from expecting a livable wage from broke people instead of their company😂 we should be blaming the companies for not paying us a livable wage.
@Something Different most of the people doing these jobs are those in college or just coming out of highschool. If you are expecting high school students to work stem jobs the moment they graduate, you are insane.
@@jasonbrewer6714 His point is still valid, doesn’t matter what your situation is. I went to college full time and had a full time job, even moving up to a lower management role during that time. You want something you EARN it, don’t expect others to just hand you things.
As a doordash driver, you can make awesome money doing it full time, and if you're broke you shouldn't be ordering food off of doordash lol
@@bigirish4542 the one thing that kills delivery drivers in the long run is depreciation of your vehicle over the years.
@@roninxix4428 not everybody has the opportunity to advance lik u. Evn with the skills n qualifications achieved. Sum positions are not fillable n kept away from certain types of folks who not evn given the chance
An $8 tip is a rarity, you should say ‘thank you very much’ and go in with your job. Especially if you drove 5.5 miles 😂😭
It was a 40 min drive though 🤡
I was a butcher for years. I prepped meat and ripped my hands to shreds and walked in and out of cold storage and it was a minimum wage job and NO ONE in society thought it was ever tip worthy. I made less than waiters and they always made justifications why they deserved it and not me. Scr3w tipping.
Sorry to hear you got screwed my man. In my country butchers get paid really well, with bonuses and stuff.
Just because you weren’t tipped when you deserved it, you think everyone else should suffer as well? Come on, being bitter doesn’t help anyone, including you.
@@joshmay2944 I think that the person making the choice to take on a particular wage shouldn't bitch and expect anyone other than their employer to make up the difference between what you want and what you're getting.
@@joshmay2944 your wage should be your employers responsibility, not the customers. You should not have to rely on the generosity of the customer to get paid a reasonable wage. Their suffering would be on the employer, not him.
@@joshmay2944 The problem with waiters and drivers, you expect it to the point where you think if you don't get tipped, you can either take PAID food away or spit in it. The only reason I complain about not getting tipped is because 9/10, people like you think waiters and drivers SHOULD always be tipped and ignore others who make the same money as them, but without tips.
She's just an entitled psycho. $8 is an amazing tip, ESPECIALLY considering that most places also add on at least a $3-$5 "delivery fee" on top of the order. Not entirely sure what the exorbitant delivery fee goes to (fairly sure the driver doesn't get any of it), but between that fee and a regular tip, you can easily be looking at another $10+ on top of your order. Depending on what you order, that's can be almost the price of a single meal!
I always wondered why their was a delivery fee when places like papa johns explicitly say it doesn't go to their driver.
@@seanburst564 Yeah it's a bit unfair, but these companies also have to pay their delivery cars, gas, etc.
The biggest tip I've ever gotten doing doordash was $5
Fuck yeah it was like way better than usual too. Most orders tend to be like 7.5 payout for 6 miles. This one probably ended up being like 10.5 for 5.5. Very good
As a former Jimmy John's driver, that delivery fee rarely goes to the driver, unless the owner of the franchise actually has a soul, but that's hard to find.
I worked food delivery for over a year. Never would I ever seriously consider doing something like this. I knew a guy who would recommend tips, but arguing with the customer over a tip was un heard of. This lady is delusional.
“Modern day women”
What I saw, was theft.
The product was paid for on the phone. The delivery driver picked up the product at the restaurant, and drove it over. The food, having been paid for already, was the property of the customer. The delivery driver then held the food hostage for a bigger tip. When the bigger tip never came, the driver left with the customer's property.
“Who raised you?” I tend to ask that a lot over the last 4-5 years. I’m glad they “de-activated” her, she was obviously a faulty model.
"Who raised you?" You sir, are my spirit animal
"Who raised you"? Odds are it was a single mom.
@@dmark2639 Even single mothers set standards for their kids
I thought that de-activated bit sounded odd. We've got a labor surplus and door dash is out hiring robots with bad attitudes.
@@Hargazer Very low standards apparently. Statistics show that the outcomes for kids raised by single moms are not very good in most cases.
Lemme get this straight, she got the tip and then return to complain. Sooo, wouldn't it have been cheaper to just be thankful and leave than to return, wasting gas that probably cost 20 dollars or more just to complain and ask for a raise? That's a 5000 IQ move right there.
Nope she didn't deliver it the first time. She complained about the tip when she was about to drop off the food
As a bartender, I've literally had to pay for someone's food out of my other tips before and she's complaining about $8?!?! I've had people not tip, not pay and leave 10% on a check worth hundreds of dollars and she's complaining about $8?!
To be fair your employer should pay your salary. Even if a customer spends hundreds of dollars, why should they pay extra? There are already service fees, delivery fees in the price everywhere.
@@bence1830 I was a server and bartender for years. Yes I got a salary of $3.33 plus tips and minimum wage if my tips didn't equal that but it's shitty to have to pay for some else's food from the tips other customers paid me. And service fees at a restaurant is called the tip. If someone is spending hundreds of dollar at an upscale restaurant, they're not just paying for me to drop food on their table and walk away. There are many steps of service and things I have to do and know as a server/bartender.
@@butterjujunut That's an American idea. Where I'm from the restaurant just pays their staff properly and tipping s seen as something you'd do with exceptional service.
@@polus134 America is dumb. When I go there I tip nobody.
@@polus134 that's all well and good but I can't change the law or American culture.
That’s psychotic! I’ve had very disappointing situations like this as well but I would never dream of doing this, take it up with the company not the customer. Wait - $8?! That’s a good tip! Most people don’t even tip!
The fact that she was doing this means she’s probably gotten away with it before. Her 40 minute drive was her probably “getting lost.” She’s trying to game the system but got greedy because not everything is going her way.
On top of that, since she couldn't follow simple GPS and it took her over 3 times as long to get there, that food is definitely cold.
If I got an $8 tip for every delivery I made, I would be extremely grateful. This woman is tripping and obviously doesn't know how being a delivery driver works because most of the time people get $2-$5.
I quit doing it because a lot of people don't tip at all 🤣
@@Phaminator525 lmao facts a lot of people don't tip and door dash don't give af if u deliver for Postmates they give u like 1 dollar
This is why I don't do doordash but would drive for an actual food company since they actually pay you for your time
I enjoy delivering with door dash and UberEATS and the money I get paid is more than any of my previous jobs. About $560-$700 a week. I know it's not much but it's until I finish college and get a career making 50k or more a year, I'm tired of being below average in earnings. Soon I'll be in a middle class neighborhood and I won't have to see crimes being commented as often. Life is only going up.
I work with door dash and skip, I come from Africa. Tipping culture does not exist there, here it's different, you get told before you make the trip. If you don't want to accept it then don't idk why she's mad. She should be grateful lmao and this happened when gas wasn't even as expensive as it is now
I’ve talked with a couple food delivery folks and they’re really smart about it and there are tons of lil shortcuts to maximize profit margins. If she’s getting upset over 8 bucks she clearly isn’t maximizing efficiency at all.
imagine how priviliged you have to be when a 8$ tip isnt enough
America: 8 dollar tip. "Wuaaaaaat angeryyy"
Europe: No tip "Enjoy your food"
Their employers actually pay them an adequate wage and don’t expect the customers to pay part of the wage and for food
@@lexlavi sounds like an american problem don't it?
@@lexlavi honestly shut up tipping has benefits and tipped workers make far more than "adequately paid" workers. Americans tip Europeans don't that's the end of the story. I apologize for my aggressive tone but I've seen this type of comment enough that's its annoying. There was actually a study done in NYC where restaurants paid their employees the 15 dollars an hour without tips, and simply raised the price of the food to make up for the tip, and guess what? Nobody liked it. The customers didn't like it, the employees didn't like it, so clearly not tipping isn't an option. Besides on the off day that an employee doesn't get enough tips, the employer HAS to cover the difference until minimum wage
@@oblivionreaper9307 that’s what they’re saying?
Exactly? If I would even tip 5€ for a simple order the delivery boy would think I'm crazy
The tipping culture in the US is way out of control. There are people who are intentionally being paid less because employers are expecting them to be paid in tips. It makes no sense whatsoever.
When you set a price and the customer pays that price expecting or demanding a tip is ridiculous.
I'm from the UK and I didn't realise tipping delivery drivers was a thing.
As someone who worked in the service industry for years, DO NOT TRY AND CHANGE TIPPING YOUR SERVER OR BARTENDER! I know plenty of bartenders and service staff who make 50k plus a year off of tips. They would make half that if they were to go to just hourly rate even if they were paying 12 to 15 an hour. That being said, this lady is dumb as hell!
@@easy6427 I assume it’s tax free too? No wonder so,e get stuck in that industry until it’s too late to change.
@@easy6427
@@gr-wg2nn same here in the netherlands. I have never in my life tip a delivery persoon we pay extra for delivery for a reason to pay for the survices. Like a good waiter/host can make a good night amazing and has done a job earn there tip.
$8 in 12 minutes is $40/ hour
That’s on top of her actual pay
In case you don't know, Doordarsh drivers have to drive to the restaurant, wait in line, order the food, wait for the food and drive to the customer. That will take a good 30-40 mins per delivery. So it's definitely not 8$ in 12 mins.
@@iamsomebody6267
Nope
Customer makes the order
Restaurant makes the food
Dashers get the quote BEFORE they accept the gig
@@iamsomebody6267
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that must be her literal first delivery EVER if she's complaining about an $8 tip...
This is not a thing in the UK. Thankfully, we do not have a tipping culture. The restaurant owners need to pay your staff more.
Tell you what though, I hate this "discretionary" 12.5% added to your bill which you have to request to remove. That's some BS.
I mean, it works in servers' favor who are employed by any moderate to high class restaurant. Minimum is generally 10% but I've seen friends get up to 30% on meals worth hundreds of dollars. The only ones complaining are the ones working at cheap places.
Like you said this is not a thing in the UK cuz if it was you would know that by and large the tips pay better than what any restaurant would just pay you by the hour...I made 200 to 300 a night easy ,,,on tips and that was a 5-hour shift u don't know what you're talking about
@@bambamrubble151 You need an inherent culture to go along with this set up. The UK has a different mindset, so I don't think you would be able to replicate such earnings here.
@@aminasule575 yeah ok don't uk cops have the power to arrest you for speech? U mean that inherent culture?
The guy should have said, "You're absolutely right, I will be happy to adjust." Get the food in hand and give her 4 bucks instead. Trying to use logic with a Karen will never work since they are hella emotional.
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1:45 I wheezed.
Absolutely correct, though.
That's a generous tip, and how could she get the order to them early, if it took her 40 minutes to complete a 12 minute journey? More than 3x the average time.
She must be a bad driver if it took that long, and unless there was road works (which she didn't mention) then I'd call the police on this trespassing psycho.
Another piece of advice to drivers and customers. It does not take any more work to deliver a $100 order then it does to deliver a $10 order so there is no reason to tip a percentage. We do that for waiters because generally a higher bill means you have a larger party at the table or may be spending a lot of time sitting and getting extra drinks and dessert. The tip is for their time and effort. There is no extra time or effort for a higher priced delivery order (as long as it can all be carried in one trip).
When I worked as a mover, I quickly learned to not expect a tip. That way when you get it at felt more of a rewarding surprise than a letdown or disappointment when I didn’t get one no matter how big or small the job was
Exactly same way with me when I moved back in high school. It’s actually a good lesson for life; you’re entitled to nothing.
I would of loved to seen the mangers face when she came back with the food.. I didnt give it to them they only tipped $8 😂
im gonna take a wild guess here
she IS the manager... the reason she is out delivering is all her drivers quit because of their bitch boss
thats why she has no idea how long the drive should take, and thats why shes so offended at an $8 tip
@@HappyDragneels_page She works for doordash, she isn't the manager of anything. She doesn't work for the restaurant.
@@SimplyKibbee wasnt she deactivated?
Not only is she ungrateful she didn't even do her job.
What is this?!! 😠😠😡
The capital of New York is Albany
Is someone going to tell him...lol
Pin this!
Im from uttica and ive never heard the phrase “the capital of new york is Albany”
LOL I hope he got the message somewhere it made me laugh though
The capital of New York is NYC respectfully
The amount of entitlement is astonishing. Receiving any amount of tip is good as far as I'm concerned, seeing as the customer didn't have to leave any at all
Amon As far as I'm concerned, a tip is a bonus for doing your job well. I've zeroed out my tips if the person was unreasonably late.
These people do not get paid wages. Very rarely do they get as much as $3.50 per delivery without tips included. Please learn how this works.
@@Freek314 Regardless, they are not entitled to a tip
@@amon5393 Neither is anyone entitled to having their food delivered
@@Freek314 they are when they pay a business to do so
This is embarrassing.
I'm in the UK find the whole tipping thing weird. Pay your staff properly.
Same here in Australia...tipping is not common, especialyl for delivery drivers and things like that.
Agreed I find it greedy
From what I understand, never used the service , doordash and companies like that aren't associated with the restaurants but are independent operators. Their fees are added to the order so both the customer knows the cost and driver knows the pay out for the delivery . TIPS, to insure proper service, are an option for the customer if they feel like the server, in this case a driver, gave service beyond the basic requirement. In this case the server/driver was late, obnoxious and felt entitled to the customer's money , all bad for someone in the service industry.
No tip for her
Same , You get good days sometimes bad days , just appreciate whenever thier is a high tip
Yeah I do Uber eats and an 8$ tip is pretty noice especially considering it was only 5 1/2 miles. I’m aware of the crazy fees Uber already charges the customer to even order on their app so considering so that’s a great tip. I’m also aware deciding to do this job you get what you get and it’s out of your control whether a customer tips or not. This lady is out of pocket and entitled as hell.. I hope y’all don’t get the wrong idea of people that do this gig because we’re not all this dumb. Cheers. 🍻
@Somar Chimon damn I hope it’s worth it. haha
@@Cxffiend ooooh shit Bruv😂😂😂😂
Her: "It took me 45 minutes tonget dressed and drove all the way over to the restaurant and then here and you gave me an $8 tip that's not enough money."
Me: *snatches my food* "...go deliver some more food then."
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@@wesleybrown6974 the other drivers do it all the time 😂
In the UK we don't tip. It's not on me to subsidise wages of workers, it's on the business, and if they do that by having appropriate prices then that seems fair to me. But don't make me pay for the food and then pay your workers too, that's ridiculous.
Agreed on wages being the businesses responsibility. However, tipping is supposed to be for excellent service, above and beyond the usual expectations. That is an optional nicety that a well-mannered customer controls.
@@dmark2639 from the UK too, my impressions are in the US tipping is expected no matter the service level.
@@marks-0-0 Yes, sadly that is true, to a point. Although there have been times where I have not tipped at all because the service was so bad, just to prove the point.
Even if it WAS a 40 min drive, $8 tip, plus the $3 fee she gets by default for the drive, would STILL be over minimum wage. But for a 15min drive, you're insane!
3$ to high it’s 2$ it’s only 3 If it’s been declined, but it’s still an alright payout. I usually only travel 2 miles for 7-10.
The delivery fee is NOT paid to the driver
@@TanisC They do with Skip the dishes and Uber eats. Do they not with this company?
Funny enough, I've seen some info about how much food delivery workers make. Surprisingly, many of them get double-digit tips for some deliveries! It blew my mind. But it's true for many areas.
depends on how much the order is, where im from, most people will tip you 15%
15% from a 100$ order, yeah sure you leave with 10-15$ in ur pockets and a big smile on ur face (people don't realise how much we appreciate it when we get THAT good of a tip)
but 15% for a delivery that costs let's say 20$ yeah you most likely will have LOST money working since you have to pay ur gas (if ur working with ur own car which some places force you to)
but the lady on video ? cray cray
The reality is this if you wouldn't tip ur waiter or waitress 3 dollars don't do that to the delivery driver. In many cases we are the same but take on more responsibility just by being on the road. An we are hardly ever the reason ur food is late or messed up.
That being said I work for dominos an will call a customer before anything becomes an inconvenience so idk.
Takes all kinds I guess minimum for me on any delivery starts at 5-6 dollars. When I order anyway, big orders 10-20 is reasonable
@@boltok9584 I would never tip somebody $10 or $20. Way too much money. I'll go get the food myself.
@@kenshinhimura9387 Yeah that's on you but I work in the industry so I tip my drivers appropriately when it's required just like I would at a restaurant. Our morals are different And I don't hold it against you but don't act like we don't deserve the same respect and pay as someone working in a restaurant is it's all I'm asking and if you wouldn't tip your waitress the same way don't do it
@@boltok9584 I’m not from America, so maybe I don’t understand this. But, you pay for the delivery right? And then tip on top of that to be generous? That is completely different from being at a restaurant. Tipping at a restaurant is you appreciating the service you are getting, and wanting to give a little extra. In delivery you already pay for the “service” by paying delivery fee.
Am I wrong? I really don’t understand the whole being entitled to being tipped when all you do is deliver the food, and you already get payed for the delivery itself. At least that’s how it works in my country.
I would have loved an $8 tip when I was doing door dash/Uber eats.
This lady would rather do the drive TWICE for no money than just take the fee + $8 tip.
You can't make this shit up
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When I was a delivery driver in the UK I was lucky to get a £1 tip, entitled is an understatement.
Tips aren't expected in the UK 🤣🤣🤣
She acts like she is not getting paid for her job. Be grateful you get ANYTHING as a tip ON TOP of your salary. Its a bonus for doing NOTHING.
I always say, you're not entitled to a tip for simply doing your job. If your wage can't cover your cost of living for the type of work that you do, then that's a conversation you need to have with your boss not the customer.
@Mike Dalby if it's a part of the job why make gratuity optional? Why not include it in the bill as well? Because the last time I checked gratuity is for doing an exceptional job i.e going above and beyond what is required of you, not doing the standard or bare minimum.
Okay, so, let’s run the numbers. I had to pause it at 1:31 after hearing “$8 tip”
At 10% of the bill, $8 tip means it was a $80 meal, or, $80 of meal + delivery charge, however one wants to calculate tip. Which, damn, that is an expensive meal.
At 20% of the bill, $8 tip means the bill cost $40 for meal + delivery, which, 20% tip or more is meaning the customer is pushing generous territory with their tip
If it was less than $40 for the meal to be delivered, than $8 tip is GENEROUS because you pushing 25% of the bill or more.
I don’t know how else to argue that point, but, those are the numbers.
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Wages are calculated based on distance not meal total.
@@Londya Tips are traditionally calculated based on the cost of the meal/delivery charge, not distance travelled.
@@Londya huh? Where do you live
Exactly!!!! She was ungrateful
I do door dash, and this is not okay. When you accept an order it literally tells you how far you're going and how much you're getting paid, so the fact that this lady is complaining just makes me laugh. I see so many bad delivery drivers in all of the jobs that I do, it's kind of surprising I don't see more of these videos.
The manager at my house is named Smith & Wesson. Do you want to speak with them Ms. Karen?
It's very dangerous to steal food in-front of a hungry victim, especially when trespassing on the victim's property. She's lucky the occupants didn't open up with more than $8 in tips.
I'm a pizza dude, and if I got as much as a $5 tip it's "hell yeah boys, look at what Mrs. Smith gave me"
I ASTRALLY cringed when she brought the food back on $8
My delivery folks act super grateful when I tip $5+. It’s damn near an end zone celebration when they are at my door. Ironically enough, the pizza hits my house faster than it ever has and all the delivery drivers are nice as can be. Wonder if my house has a reputation? 🤣
I remember this from last year and was surprised this doof took their food back. She got 8 dollars and this was at the height of the pandemic when people were out of jobs
Not to mention during the pandemic they raised the price of their service.