SO I GOT BANNED FOR NOT TIPPING LOL

[DonRafa]

why not just raise prices 3%?

i’ve seen places do that here in SF. it’s one of those things where being upfront is worse. just hide it in the price and don’t tell me

 

[marikomorose]

It's underhand tactic to look like they're doing something good & make the customer feel like they have more power than they do. Whether the customer compiles outta guilt or not they are still being burdened by a task the company should doing. Fake nice at its finest.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Davey Magoo

Do you tip for takeout orders?

I personally do it every once in a while, but not every time. I think it’s absurd that it’s expected in today’s society. There’s no service being provided, beyond the restaurant making the food that you paid for and giving it to you. It bugs me that i’m expected to pay extra for that...

niketalk.com

 

[getback]

 

[datznasty]

‘Your order just sits there’: DoorDasher claims to show ‘whole section dedicated to people who don’t tip’ at McDonald’s, sparking debate

A TikToker who claims to be a DoorDash driver says in a viral video that McDonald's has 'whole section dedicated to people who don't tip.'

www.dailydot.com

more gainfully employed workers using lack or unsatisfactory tips as excuses for not doing their jobs. Get them all the way together sis.

 

[rbk93]

I tip first lol. I don't use cash.

 

[WASHED KING]

Tipping first is egrigous. I don't get paid before I go to work.

 

[DonRafa]

‘Your order just sits there’: DoorDasher claims to show ‘whole section dedicated to people who don’t tip’ at McDonald’s, sparking debate

A TikToker who claims to be a DoorDash driver says in a viral video that McDonald's has 'whole section dedicated to people who don't tip.'

www.dailydot.com

more gainfully employed workers using lack or unsatisfactory tips as excuses for not doing their jobs. Get them all the way together sis.

that’s not how doordash works. drivers don’t have to take those orders since they’re not employees. drivers keeps lists of who tips and who doesn’t. blame doordash for not paying enough for orders to be delivered

 

[ahat]

‘Your order just sits there’: DoorDasher claims to show ‘whole section dedicated to people who don’t tip’ at McDonald’s, sparking debate

A TikToker who claims to be a DoorDash driver says in a viral video that McDonald's has 'whole section dedicated to people who don't tip.'

www.dailydot.com

more gainfully employed workers using lack or unsatisfactory tips as excuses for not doing their jobs. Get them all the way together sis.

Fast food orders are the worst. Cancel that **** right away.

 

[americangenius]

Tipping first is egrigous. I don't get paid before I go to work.

People should tip high up front and then retract the tip after delivery. Eventually, these services will have to pay more to retain drivers.

 

[kingkoopa]

So wtf is this?

No shame anymore.

Whole corporation asking for tips?

Preying on generosity.

 

[Master Zik]

‘Your order just sits there’: DoorDasher claims to show ‘whole section dedicated to people who don’t tip’ at McDonald’s, sparking debate

A TikToker who claims to be a DoorDash driver says in a viral video that McDonald's has 'whole section dedicated to people who don't tip.'

www.dailydot.com

more gainfully employed workers using lack or unsatisfactory tips as excuses for not doing their jobs. Get them all the way together sis.

This makes no sense. Why do McDonald's workers care who tips on delivery orders? They don't work for doordash or ubereats. They see no parts of the tip.

 

[ahat]

This makes no sense. Why do McDonald's workers care who tips on delivery orders? They don't work for doordash or ubereats. They see no parts of the tip.

They just put them to the side cuz no ones picking them up.

 

[Master Zik]

They just put them to the side cuz no ones picking them up.

Oh then that's the deal with most McDonald's. Go at the right time of day and I see a dozen of bags altogether there for wild long.

Any time some of my orders take long before it says somebody is picking it up I usually chalk it up to the distance.

I never tip and don't recall the closer orders taking long to get picked up.

 

[storm2006]

Oh then that's the deal with most McDonald's. Go at the right time of day and I see a dozen of bags altogether there for wild long.

Any time some of my orders take long before it says somebody is picking it up I usually chalk it up to the distance.

I never tip and don't recall the closer orders taking long to get picked up.

Not sure if you were referring to ordering specifically from McDonald's or in general but I still tip. I will admit that I'm not familiar with the pay structure, though. Same with Uber in general so I just usually go with the 20% and call it a day. It's when I'm ordering something more expensive and the driver isn't doing anything different that I'll go lower.

Same goes for Amazon Fresh. For example, last time I went to visit my mom I bad for the dude when he to deliver 9 cases of water so I added extra.

I think there is a balance between what you're ordering, where you're ordering from, what the drop-off is like, etc.

 

[Master Zik]

I was talking in general ordering food from ubereats, doordash, and the like.

 

[nickname.esco]

lol. this is such an odd thing to be proud of.

 

[datznasty]

The doordash lady who bought my girls African food the other day CLEARLY ate out of it. Bag was open, rice and meat dish was all in shambles with large gaps/holes where the meat was. She always orders uber eats, grubhub, doordash, etc but its clear they have no standards on cleanliness of the person, their vehicle, their overall hygiene or anything. I usually meet them outside because my neighborhood is a bunch of repetitive duplexes with no numbers painted and be like I wouldn't eat anything from this person. But yesterday's was clearly obvious, untied the knot in the bag, stuck her hooves in the dish and picked out the meat.

 

[frankmatthews]

Yea thats why I never used any of these delivery services. Its already a stretch trusting low wage restaurant employees to not **** my food up, now I gotta trust these fools driving around town for $7 to have some integrity? Im good. I can take 10-15 mins to pick it up myself.

 

[rbk93]

Did you request a refund?

Don't really use the third party delivery services much, but worst I got was someone putting the tray of food on the pavement. This is way before contactless delivery was a thing(which I think is stupid personally).

 

[datznasty]

 

[storm2006]

Man, eating out of the customers container is WILD. I honestly never gave it a thought because I didn’t think folks would stoop that low. Is being accused of this enough for them to get kicked off the app as a delivery person? I would hope…

 

[rbk93]

datznasty You clearly didn't watch all the videos, especially the 3rd and 5th one.

 

[datznasty]

I didn't. I was big on agenda but low on time and commitment I admit.

But how bout this for audacity? I'm not just gon sneak a little peice out maybe they won't notice. I'm a eat ALL the meat out and not just bite 1 plantain, I'm a take a bite out of at least 2 separate ones and replant the half eaten pieces back into the rice. Mama Z's service is sketchy at times but she wouldn't give you no meat. She would absolutely sub thr meat out without telling you though but also what does a woman who did what I described, in Oklahoma, and again some if these drivers be steps away from homeless literally living in their cars and delivering to keep them slightly above water financially and she seemed to fit the bill, look like in your head? With all due respect of course, these companies got to do better with paying and the economy sucks but fam. And from what I can tell nothing happens to them. Guess you can't see how much of a crate of open space there is from the top and the foods just been sitting there so it looks struggle anyways but you don't see no goat or Curry chicken in there is the point

 

[ahat]

thats wildddd jabba the hut wildin man