Crossing America With Only DoorDash/Uber Eats - Day 3

Today Is Day #3 Of Crossing America With Only DoorDash/Uber Eats
Here are the rules:
Every dollar i make has to come from delivery apps like doordash uber eats and instacart, and i must only use the profits to cross the country as fast as possible paying for food, hotels, and transportation.
Song: Tobu - Hope (Original Mix) • Tobu - Hope (Original ...

[@trevorsdeliveries]

Comment what you guys would rather see next A. DoorDashing along Route 66 Road Trip B. Fly To Boston Again and Do $700 challenge C. Cross America Challenge Again But no airplanes allowed

[@alexbaum644]

A

[@barelylate]

A or B or C

[@Adays700]

C. As long as you could do rental car drop offs in other states. Otherwise idk how you’d pull it off. I assume you could but idk how it exactly works lol

[@sarahkur9501]

Any of them but if I have to choose A or C either of them

[@CODSHOGUN21]

go around the whole country as fast as possible

[@Sustahduhh]

who else thought he was gonna use doordash & UE to gradually cross the country? 💀

[@jonathantrue2812]

I legit thought that thar was the premise!

[@amiasg9305]

Well, it is a speedrun haha. Why not book a flight

[@MarshedSky65210]

Everyone did xd

[@Randomadventuresofmatt]

That’s why I clicked on it originally but he seemed fun and felt bad for him. As a Dasher myself though it makes me want to try it myself lol.

[@Purplesquigglystripe]

That would be a good challenge if he could use money not from his earnings. Maybe down the east coast would be more feasible too. I wonder if it could be done

[@Dope_Digital]

Mannnn i thought you were driving all the way.. thats your next challenge

[@dannyu3526]

That would have been way cooler. This was kind of a let down tbh. I feel like I wasted a lot of time essentially just watching a guy DoorDash for 3 days. All he did was a bunch of deliveries for 3 days and booked a flight. This would have been way better as a cross country road trip and earning money in different cities each day to get across the country.

[@Dope_Digital]

@@dannyu3526 Yeah. Although i know you need supporting documentation for each state you work in. Thats the only road block i see in going across the country. My guess is that Doordash may deactivate you otherwise.

[@JakTbh]

@@dannyu3526 check out a guy called NanoBytesInc - he's currently doing this exact thing but he's going to Alaska instead. His channel is really entertaining.

[@nakoda1610]

cant rlly drive there, if he rents a car he needs to bring it back soon (or pay loads)

[@Johnwasmybestfriend]

​@@nakoda1610 sooo, he would need to save up to buy his own second hand car and then drive across country. Extra difficulty levels :)

[@FinancialCharles]

i used to live in my car while doordashing for 4 months in 2021.... this series gives me nostalgia. i look back at those times fondly. please continue this series. if you need any financial help to continue this series please let me know. i love this series so much. the show must go on.

[@michaelsuzio4268]

Gives me doordash nostalgia too I still doordash but have a part time W2 at a truck stop like a TA travel center

[@natashadickson4819]

Was it worthwhile? Did you get an apartment afterwards? I do Uber and Uber Eats mostly. I hardly ever do Doordash.

[@FinancialCharles]

​@@natashadickson4819 Short answer: my mother eventually asked me to come back home because she was worried about me. I did not get an apartment. Long answer (This is going to be a long comment multiple paragraphs): I think everything is worth experiencing once. I think if I had to do it again, I would do it wayyyy better. But I wouldn't do it again if I didn't have to. The first month was cool because it was something new. For the remainder of that time (especially towards the end of it) I was miserable and I was on the brink of death every single day. I ate only peanut butter sandwiches and thats it. I did that for the sake of saving and investing as much money as I possibly could. That's also why I was living in my car, I didn't want to spend on rent and instead I wanted to invest that money. I will admit I was making the most money I was ever making on delivery apps because the only thing I ever did all day was deliver. After a couple of months, I would be so burned out some days that even if I had a really good $12 4 mile offer I would decline because I wasn't in the mood. At the very end of my stretch, I remember I turned down 2 $90 walmart orders in a row because I was so depressed I didn't want anyone to see me, I didn't want to exist. I was waiting to DlE in my car. I never asked anyone for help, I was ready to for my time to end. My mom told me to come back home because she knew I wasn't doing well. I tracked every single expense on an excel sheet and this was key to my realization. I was living bare bones, cave man lifestyle, starving every day on the brink of death and I ended up spending about 800-1k per month, which is 12k per year for this lifestyle. Let's round it to 15k. I was making about 5k per month from food delivery, so I was investing 4k every month/ 1k every week. A normal, minimalist, perfectly fine lifestyle (nothing fancy) will cost a single person around 30-35k. Maybe closer to 40k nowadays but let's assume 30k. The difference between you living a bare bones miserable lifestyle and a perfectly fine lifestyle is 15k. 30k minus 15k = 15k. In other words, if you give up your comfortable life right now to live in your car and not eat food, you are putting an extra 15k in your pocket per year. It is LESS DIFFICULT and LESS MISERABLE to simply upgrade your skills and get a job that pays 15k more than it is to downgrade your lifestyle to the bare minimum to save 15k. If you live in your car to save money, really you won't be saving enough to justify the misery you might face. Think of it like this: It is less miserable to find a way to upgrade from 65k per year to 80k per year than it is to give everything up and live in your car eating peanut butter sandwiches. I will admit, a large part of the misery was the fact I was eating only peanut butter sandwiches. If I had to do this again, I would certainly give myself permission to eat at restaurants, and I actually think this would've made the experience much more enjoyable because I wouldn't be starving the whole time. But then again, that would've defeated the purpose of me saving and investing the money. I will also admit that me saving and investing this money really set me up to do very well today. I have 100k in assets from saving my doordash money and buying assets that appreciate. Obviously all 100k wasn't from purely doordash. I have a regular job now and use that money for my investments, and my investments have grown a lot over this time frame. My investments have actually made more than I did working. In other words, more than half the money I currently have is from investing whatever money I had. To conclude: I think you should try living in your car for a little bit just for the experience. Once you go through that experience, you will appreciate your current lifestyle more. Like I said, I look back at these times fondly even though it was miserable because it shaped me and it taught me one of the most valuable lessons I've learned in life so far. I would also recommend doing this if you are racing to build up your investments. But I only recommend it if you are willing to go to the extremes. There are not many people in this world that are willing to do this extreme but I was willing to do it. If I could give you the best advice, it's just to upgrade your skillset so you can make 15k-20k more per year right now so you don't have to live in your car for that extra 15k-20k. And also, please invest as much money as you possibly can.

[@maevemcgee3261]

The same exact thing happened to me in the same year ❤

[@sauleomarova7730]

was it a Smart car?

[@dylanmassa]

Definitely would love to see this challenge but driving from Boston to san Diego or something. Dashing in cities along the way ti determine if Boston is actually the best city for food delivery

[@evilreab]

such an entertaining and genius idea for a series. been watchin for a while and you've outdone yourself with these videos

[@trevorsdeliveries]

Thanks!

[@jameswillett1157]

Atleast give credit to the person you stole the idea from...@RyanTrahan

[@UBvtuber]

@@jameswillett1157 Bro ryan trahan is a massive youtuber and trevor is still quite small.... plus, youtubers take and tweak viral video ideas from each other all the time. lol

[@barelylate]

I just finished sleeping in my car for 3 months togo and finish school. I was in the NorthEast. You really got to have some sort of blanket cause your car will be freezing by morning time.

[@trevorsdeliveries]

I’ve learned this now 😂

[@Magnetar_StarHeart]

Blankie and a car heater. Life's good. -Doordash Nomad

[@cherrybeanuwu8870]

i would love to see a video where you do a cross country trip but the only way you travel is through orders on food delivery apps. Loved the series

[@joshdomsky]

The editing at the end of the video was absolutely amazing!! Showing the old classic clips of the bike, then the Wright Brothers first airplane, and the fading of the clouds through the airplane window. Well done!!!

[@hobnobbersclassics464]

I liked that too

[@budsodastories]

I love your energy when it comes to getting Great orders you get all excited like I do. It's fantastic to watch that energy flow out of you

[@rachelgrove7524]

Same here!!!!

[@ericzinck714]

My grandfather lived 3 miles away from South Shore Plaza in Braintree, MA. I was born in Weymouth, MA. Nice seeing my hometown in your video.

[@scarbobblecop]

I love this series but Trevor is just too good. The man completed in 3 days. I needed this challenge to keep me entertained for like a months worth of episodes! Can’t hate though. Best content in all of the gigtube section. Keep it up bro!

[@ricardocornejo6832]

Now, this here is true American!🇺🇸

[@B-Real-Pshh]

I love this! It shows where there's will there's a way!!!

[@mauriciojunior5088]

They say there ain’t nothing such as “good envy”….but I envy you…I mean, the markets you work in!! I’ve never seen those sweet payouts for short trip estimates like you have gotten either in Phoenix or Boston!!! My market sucks and all I get is $2 offers and crickets!! By the way…genius idea! Great content! You’ve been standing out….i might even consider subscribing to your channel anytime soon! But rest assured that I rarely miss your videos. Way to go! 💪🏻

[@FrostDrive]

I'm so glad I was recommended your channel. This challenge is absolutely EPIC. I'm at a similiar point in life, just moved and don't have a job yet and been lazy the past few days. But this really inspired me to start DoorDashing!!$$$

[@bibbedjayster]

Get one of those negative degrees sleeping bags. It's super warm and Big 5 or anything sporting goods always has em in stock

[@Itsmerosen]

You should have drove through every state doing just uber eats and doordash. I didn't think you were gonna just fly home so soon.

[@et816]

Thank you so much for making these videos! It’s super cool to follow your journey!

[@skryptonitetypebeat]

bro u actually very creative

[@forsakic]

Another top-notch video! The delivery app tips are really valuable, but the commentary and comedy are priceless!

[@projectmack9133]

This was by far the best series I've ever seen for doordash, you've gained yourself a new subscriber! I hope to see you go far in your youtube career 🥳

[@freewolf6633]

You’re so good bro! Keep up your working! Look forward to watch your next new videos !✊🏻

[@TACOKING116]

haha good series!! I thought you were gonna go across the US without a plane tho :(, like doors dash in every state along the way

[@dariusparks3954]

That would be more Epic for sure!!! That just means that content still can and needs to be done. 😮😮😮

[@kevtd23]

I hope you make butt loads of money doing this, young man. Loving it and the energy is phenomenal. Let’s go!!

[@exercisethoughtsanddiscussions]

Your videos motivate me to get out and get going!🙏🙏💪

[@BOSTON6171]

Nice to see you back in Boston where the real money is at for delivery 🚚 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@newsystemgirl]

👏👏👏👏👏 A, B, or C, I'm here for whichever one you choose!

[@My-NaMeS_jEfF]

Hats off man. You’ve probably done what used to take people years in days.

[@Michaely183]

The easiest way to manage your money is to take it one step at a time and not worry about being perfect

[@RichardBaileyJr]

First and foremost, I have to say this was a brilliant idea for a series. For all those people who say you can’t make money working these apps, you have proven that you absolutely can even in extreme situations. You also know your market very well having lived in Boston before so anyone who would question your strategy would be just hating without facts. Great content as always and I look forward to seeing any and every challenge that you tackle next.

[@AndyKPOV]

You can definitely make enough to get by. But not enough for a average household life with bills. Unless you do atleast 2 different apps and work 12 hours.

[@MannyDelara1]

this guy is also working all day. You can get by but it's not really sustainable

[@kilbert666]

"You absolutely can" the dude made like $400 working his ass off in three days, and clearly started on a Friday. This is not representative of these apps, whatsoever.

[@AndyKPOV]

@@kilbert666 I get that in 2 days and I don't have to work my ass off and work 12+ hours. 🤦

[@HaikesXO]

The Pokemon go music is iconic

[@chuckleberrypi]

the sequence starting at 7:54 is a masterpiece. brilliant :)

[@SevenRedSunsOfficial]

THAT TACO BELL ORDER LMAOOOOOOOO. bro was def stoned.

[@steve0oo1]

I thought you were going to drive and DoorDash all the way to LA

[@Ur-_-Killa-TV]

The power of gig work 🙌

[@prieten49]

That was entertaining. I'm 65 and I think young people like you are awesome!

[@budsodastories]

Hurrah, another Trevor video. This is a great series man. What do you come up with these ideas

[@VextorzFromBloxd]

As a Ryan Trahan fan, I approve of this series.

[@sanjarproductions]

me also 😂

[@leoperez2566]

Watching this series makes me appreciate everything I have. Thank you.

[@MarioAnder_]

Go my friend 💪🏼👏🏻

[@amymarie7490]

I see you haven’t posted in a couple of days, I hope all is well! Looking forward to the next episode! ❤

[@zacharyzelinski6241]

Love the energy in the vids very good content keep it up

[@roxannerobinson-ki3dm]

Omg I just glad you’re back

[@saintaithan187]

Welcome to LA. Century Blvd by the stadiums / airport makes okay money.

[@needblinds2592]

So proud of you helping people eat god bless

[@anselthao4088]

Your energy reminds me of the KZbinr Kelly wakasa!! lol keeps up the good work!!!

[@joshb3623]

Great series! But ya gotta do some of the Midwest states really would like to see if it’s crappy in Midwest or just as decent

[@nosleeptv6461]

I enjoyed the series. But I think you dropped the ball. You should have continued for a month. Just driving and dashing through the country until you hit LA. It probably would have blown up the channel.

[@AC-ij7ir]

Would've been fun to see you do the same thing in LA to get back to Boston. Great series!!

[@Manacharge13]

This is probably one of the most entertaining delivery service series I've watched, great job

[@jodijoee6844]

This is actually really good content bro.. and lowkey entertaining! Keep it up! 🔥💯

[@J.Arnold]

Please make a series like this where you drive all the way across the country.

[@platiracy]

Inspirational, makes me wanna DoorDash and Uber eats more

[@aibochan1764]

The 2001 bit was hilarious

[@JAKEHUSDON8452]

Thanks! LIKED AND SHARED

[@trevorsdeliveries]

You rock!

[@Abe_Sinclair]

I thought you were a crazy person until you said you were under 25 and it all made sense

[@Abe_Sinclair]

But seriously, this is top notch effort and content. Pretty legendary

[@nicklantzy3116]

One way to make this series "better" (longer, mostly) is to put limits on how far you can fly, per flight. That way you end up in multiple cities on your challenge instead of just buying one ticket in 3 days.

[@chrisbrown8748]

7:28 Dude you had a connection in my city, I would have totally meet you there and given you some Taco Bell or something🤣

[@brandonu.6422]

Didn’t he say “Yeah so I have a layover in Philly which kinda sucks…”

[@TheAed38]

NIGHTMARE DIFFICULTY LEVEL: you also earn enough money to rent an apartment in LA (1 month down + 1 month security deposit)

[@Bob-hi2xh]

This kid single handedly showed the Homeless Junkies that it's IS POSIBLE

[@pharmacistshane]

Orders seem too good to be true considering how tips and base pay fell off a cliff months ago!!

[@prettyhot1]

Actually I live in a small ohio town and receive really good Doordash orders all the time (as a top dasher) so it's possible (rare) but possible if you know where to work 😉

[@billsmafia_]

I love the tribute to Ryan Trahan with the same music.

[@Nick.....]

New challenge idea (extremely hard) : Same challenge, but no flights. Maybe do from Texas to to Canadian Border 😅 might take months tho…

[@d_no_allyn_86]

This is crazy you're doin this. I've thought about gettin a cheap hotel or air bnb in another city and doing delivery there best to change it up but man this is a whole other level you're taking it to lol

[@bonniegaither3994]

I must say, I’m thoroughly impressed by what you’ve accomplished.

[@OSULiveMusic]

Fan of this series, great video

[@lw1913]

THIS WAS AWESOME! I cannot wait until the next video!

[@BudgetwithTwins]

Your work ethic is inspiring

[@tedy2777]

cool videos. I originally thought you were going to deliver stuff while driving across country lol

[@decklanhobbins575]

Canadian here - blew my mind that you flew across your country for only 200$. In Canada it would be minimum 1000$ to fly across the country.

[@patricioblanco941]

Wow man I live in ft worth Texas it is a heavy delivery zone area but Dallas is a bit better which would be a 45 min drive to and from.. however I’m so surprised with your requests you have been getting the payouts are so much larger! It’s not the same anymore down here I don’t get the change they’re doing with the payouts man you’re lucky!!

[@billsmafia_]

I was hoping the series would be longer because I really enjoyed it. I vote for a Route 66 challenge. I'm a brand new subsciber.

[@Atxkim]

Not sure how I ended up here but after this series and the editing at the end I subscribed. Great job.

[@dangelusarussianchannel]

Bro, I’ll be waiting for you in Manhattan beach

[@hobnobbersclassics464]

Liked and Subscribed. Great content!

[@eduardodeluca4781]

Man you are a lovely guy and a legend. God bless

[@vanillabean519]

Wow, you get good orders. Im in michigan and I can barely get over an $5.00 order.

[@balsamicvinegerchips1729]

Lovin the series bro

[@platiracy]

Do you have the earn on time feature on DoorDash? What’s your opinion on it?

[@higgsbosonseeker]

Could this be considered a Speedrun? I'd watch an entire show on this

[@Crus0e]

Amazing Series. with a final musical score that perfectly complements the experience. I believe this series transcends a mere coast-to-coast travelogue, it's a metaphorical journey through adversity and poverty. It serves as a vivid snapshot of the United States, capturing its car-centric infrastructure, diverse economy, myriad opportunities, inherent paradoxes, and complex issues. This series is more than just a KZbin video: it is an anthropological documentary that profoundly explores societal themes and the United States as a whole. Greetings from Italy. Are you truly homeless btw?

[@decklanhobbins575]

Good job completing the challenge man! 👍🏼

[@lukeanderson9261]

Taco Bell did you dirty with no sour cream after asking for extra lol

[@MM-fe9mz]

This woulda been even better as a cross country roadtrip.

[@Omar0826]

“Bro is rolling in his grave looking at that” 😂

[@trevorsdeliveries]

KFC running out of menu ideas

[@BatmanthePoet]

This series was great content. well done!

[@c4pri5un]

Day 3, let’s go 🔥

[@tmkelly]

Awesome

[@thecaliforniaconvict]

I love your content my brother keep it up

[@travismorgan29]

I would love to see you do the impossible for a video: fulfill a doordash video via kayak

[@crockett5]

Funny series, congrats on the goal

[@laurenleslie1080]

Literally saw my old house in Quincy haha!

[@natalieeuley1734]

This makes me a lot less afraid of the potential of homelessness one day

[@joesanchez5988]

Great enthusiasm

[@LtVictor]

great series brother! Boston homeless to LA Homeless a new peak american experience.

[@MoveInChrist]

Seriously laughing the entire video 😂 thank you!

[@jill6979]

I found dude on accident right before this, so happy I did. I'm older, but feel I could have done something like it in my 20s 😂😂😂😂

[@maxi-me]

Yeah, imagine doordash back in the day.... bagphone, clipboard and a _Rand McNally_ folding street map 😂

[@Michael-oh2py]

Do it no airplane, or maybe just challenges in other cities see how they compare you know boston like the back of your hand!

[@Charlay_Charlay]

i love these ubereats add ons.😂