DoorDash Driver Drives 1 Hour And Makes $4?! REACTION

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[@Therideshareguy]

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[@SKANK_HUNT49]

You need to trim your nose hair.

[@kevinmetzger5377]

​@@SKANK_HUNT49your mom needs to trim her beard & well... You know 😉. Just trying to help her out. Tell her I'll be by later to make sure she gets it done.

[@SKANK_HUNT49]

@@kevinmetzger5377 I wasn't talking to you. Get a life

[@wowfmomf6126]

​@@kevinmetzger5377well said 😂

[@DRAVIN53]

Honest question Pedro in my market, Los Angeles, Grubhub pays $10 plus for 3 miles per order, some o them offer no tip am I wrong for taking them?

[@Gorilla_cookie]

I can tell you from experience from 30 years ago. Rich people are bad tippers. Your best chips come from poor people.

[@vadebonify]

Facts. 90% of the time I deliver to rich ppl, they tip like $3 the most. Other 10% is greats tips but that's a bad ratio. Poor ppl and middle class (especially the ones who've worked in restaurants) tip very well usually.

[@George_Kush]

I'm poor and give low tips

[@timnasseh4838]

Middle class

[@vadebonify]

@George Kush delivery drivers make about $2 to $3 per order without a tip. And that is similar to what servers making restaurants without a tip which is on average Nationwide about $4-$6 per hour. IMO if people can't tip at least 50% of their delivery fee then you should not be ordering food you can't afford to begin with

[@George_Kush]

@@vadebonify I can afford the food just can't afford the tipping

[@zacharygaines3004]

The problem is everybody is giving an opinion from city by city basis... I live in Alabama and the wait to drop off ratio is slim and most places you go have the food ready and there is barely any traffic 7 days a week. People tip alot too

[@outoftheashes_]

That's exactly why I don't go into discussions like this claiming what I make and what is fair. Too many variables. Every market is different as well as subregions within each market.

[@zacharygaines3004]

@@outoftheashes_ facts

[@bobg3221]

No bottom line the January slowdown is a real thing. People are not wanting to get on DoorDash and order food for $50-$70 when they can get up off their butt and go get their food for half the price. The summer slow down is a real thing Kids are out of school teachers are out of school everyone’s trying to make a buck where do you think teachers turn when they get out of school they turn on DoorDash what do you think college kids do when they go on spring break? They turn on DoorDash to make a quick buck or two where does that leave the full-time veteran drivers down in the dumps struggling for the pennies it’s not profitable wake up.

[@zacharygaines3004]

@@bobg3221 this was last year though when inflation drive up and you obviously didn't read my comment. Its a city to city basis. So have a good 1

[@gabeboi5569]

Same here dawg, there’s plenty of orders, good tips, and short trips where I live

[@erikadee8668]

I just did my first day yesterday. I took my husband and two sons with me. We made it fun and got to see areas of the city that we’ve never seen before. Just being able to take my family is worth the money alone. There aren’t a lot of jobs that give you the freedom and family time like that. My husband is a truck driver and makes $1500 a week and then on the weekends, we all DD as a family.

[@elizabethp4064]

That’s awesome ❤

[@erikadee8668]

@@elizabethp4064 thanks 😊

[@Mr.Peanut1986]

Cool set up you and the family have! DD fits into our family plans here at my house, too...

[@erikadee8668]

@@Mr.Peanut1986 wish it was around before I had kids

[@Mr.Peanut1986]

@@erikadee8668 right? I get that. Would have been easier to make a living without dependents. But hey! You got each other now, teach them little ragamuffins how to drive and dash!

[@Mrsoftball26]

I make 200 dollars a day from uber doordash and instacart Will never go back to the workforce this is so easy It depends on how much effort you put into it

[@jmackinjersey1]

After taxes and expenses your barely making any money.

[@capnobvious2718]

I make 500/day plus vacation, sick pay, insurance, pension, professional development funds, mileage, etc. I'll stay in the workforce. Plus it's not mindless driving all day

[@Mrsoftball26]

Honestly do not think either of you have ever done this. I have been in the the general workforce with all the benefits Being a slave to someone else or a company is not for me. Missed to many things my kids were involved in for a lousy job. I can't get those things back. During the summer I make between 250 and 400 a day. So much freedom. Never late for work never have to trade schedules or lose vacation time if something comes up. Never schedule vacation time around the job or someone else Cause they asked for that week first hahaha. It might not be for you But it's for me though. Only saying I love it.

[@skelter1153]

@@Mrsoftball26 Can you say what City and State you work in? I heard that it makes a difference as some areas are more profitable than others? (You don't have to answer if you're not comfortable with it) but I'm trying to get the best info I can before I start doing this for a living. Some people say it's a racket and others (like yourself) say it's a great way to make money.

[@Mrsoftball26]

@@skelter1153 destin florida

[@orlandomendez8202]

Freedom while doing this type of work is priceless period!!!!

[@doitwithtara687]

I agree 😊

[@PutYoRhymeOn]

No a**hole boss. Next level freedom after this would be sth like passive income. Then you have the time as well.

[@chazmuska]

Thats true too. I was working at Geico, making good hourly wage but it was like giving up your soul for that company. They nickel and dimed you for every minute you were there...ontop of that your health deteriorates fast sitting all dam day. I said f*k that and left. Good riddance.

[@jl1695]

Um no its not 😂 because you also have to get paid decent as well. Not gonna get paid 5 dollars an hour just so i can have freedom 😂

[@cantfindmysoup]

@@jl1695 in new jersey you get paid 20.34 an hour to DoorDash plus tips

[@ysbdrako8798]

Made 200 dollars for about 12 hours of doordashing, don’t got a job so it’s really helping me out

[@specialk8927]

12hrs😮

[@HHH_3]

Deduct the gas and wear and tear on car

[@TheFuzionZeno]

Gas is like 50 so that's 150 and the car not sure

[@BennettBoi]

Bro 21 bucks for one delivery 10 deliveries is 200 bucks that's $1,000 a week

[@alexpopescu7312]

That's poverty wages because you can't get a real job😂😂😂

[@Donstar454]

@@alexpopescu7312it’s poverty wages but in reality it’s the average wage

[@TD08-02]

@@alexpopescu7312bro you can’t knock the hustle. You wouldn’t believe how many ppl refuse to work

[@ServantofGod07]

it wasn't for just 1 delivery. it was for 1 hour

[@danevertt3210]

@@alexpopescu7312whoa……$1000 a week is a $70,000 yearly salary AFTER taxes….What tf are you talking about?

[@Jeffrey125s]

You also have to target a combination of busy areas and busy times. I started out doing Uber Eats, but do 95% Uber X and XL. It’s all about location and times to go out. This applies to both types of services

[@TataDios]

I make 30 an hour 9 times out of ten. Go during peak hours amd don't go for less than 2 dollars a mile with 7.50 minimum per trip

[@trizzedy9999]

Whats your acceptance rate?

[@skate1]

Thanks I will try this

[@JKBMotorz]

@@trizzedy9999I follow the $2 per mile rule as well. My acceptance rate is 7-9%. I’ve been doing min $2 mile orders for over a year or 2 and just hit 2500 deliveries so you don’t gotta worry about being dropped from app

[@mikegriego3671]

Once your acceptance rate drops under 70%, you may get less high paying orders. Also, you won't be able to dash if it's not busy.

[@JKBMotorz]

@@mikegriego3671 that’s doordash right? Cause Uber my acceptance rate is 4% and get juice orders

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

Your better off flipping hamburgers at a burger joint. No ware and tear On vehicle, no paying for gas, no really threat of your life. and more 👍🏻

[@shanika8]

I made more money doing doordash than I did at McDonald's and the places are local

[@Useryuic]

$21. First day for me? $154.00

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

@@shanika8 did you use a vehicle?

[@taylorchassaniol997]

Umm ya ever worked at fast food ya don't get full hours as part time new associate

[@danhamberg4582]

I put my first $20 in the tank, i usually profit between $45-110 in 3 hours

[@jmackinjersey1]

Don't forget to deduct taxes and the rest of your expenses.

[@danhamberg4582]

@@jmackinjersey1 I never forget. I usually toss an additional $5 for taxes deducted at years end

[@orlandomendez8202]

That Jeremiah guy is a hater, worry about you and let us do us period.

[@jimjam5570]

​ 5$ for taxes on 45-100 a day? You must live in a different country, guy.

[@danhamberg4582]

@@jimjam5570 northeastern United States

[@Mrbeavers1989]

Drunk people are the best tippers I delivered McDonald's that was 0.3 miles from the McDonald's they tip me 15 bucks so I made $18 for the delivery it only took me 10 minutes

[@ToshaSmith39YumYum]

Exactly why I stopped. That bullshit. When the ad says. 23 a hour. I went 30 minutes out of my way for 1 hashbrown at 8am and only make 3 bucks. And that went to gas.

[@michaelharris7369]

Lol 30 mins for 1 hash brown for 3 bucks, why did u even except that . Whoooa

[@taylorchassaniol997]

That's just his stupidity and giving up

[@jamesmartello2218]

That’s not really someone actually serious about being a Doordash driver. There is a learning curve as with any job. These articules are just people trying to make Doordash look like a scam

[@MrPavePaws]

When you break down what doordash pays a driver versus what it charges the customer...scam. $26 for a $10 pizza $10 store, $13 DD service fee $2 ($15) Peak fee $3 ($18) *Delivery fee $3 ($21) *Tip? ~$5 ($26) Driver $3+$5 ($8) DD gets $8. DD won't show the tip, partial or full, til trip is completed. There is no requirement for tipping. So a 4 mile trip could net you $3 (no tip) Or $6 ($3 delivery+$3 peak) or $11 with tip. 4 mile delivery, restaurant to house, is a $16 value So yeah, DD is a scam

[@2024BLUEDRAGON]

Better than Lyft

[@bballah9969]

​@@MrPavePaws Facts 💯 no doubt about it

[@aegon4]

@@MrPavePawsuhh, it’s a business, so yeah DD is going to make money off it. $16 for a 4 mile trip that takes 10-15 minutes is like a $64/hour order, so uh, again, not a scam, it’s called a business and everyone gets payed, even the costumer, convenience costs a lot of money, always has always will…

[@williamgranger9586]

I make 65 to 100 dollars a day and that's about 4 hours on a full day 188 dollars you got to put in the time to make it

[@blahblahhhh2801]

Yeah no insurance and pay tax on it too

[@bobg3221]

I’m sorry but that’s a lie. I go out for 12 hours a day and barely make $100. I literally have to do two apps to make it work and I still don’t make enough sometimes and after you fact in the fuel cost because you got to fill up three times a week Get out of here man

[@IronAthleteCore]

@@bobg3221that’s not a lie i make around the same lmao, you just suck

[@zendi347]

@@bobg3221nah he’s telling the truth. i go out at midnight (less competition) after work and pull in 60-100 during that time frame of 11-3.

[@jameshill8493]

@@bobg3221different places do it different I guess. I made $80 in 2.5 hours earlier today.

[@aegon4]

In my experience so far; I think the key to going independent full time is ‘availability’, which might not work for everyone. You can’t look at dashing from an hourly perspective, it’s not an hourly job. I start my day at 8am and end at 10pm, 14 dashing hours, Monday-Sunday, and because I only pick close orders at a 2 to 1 ratio (meaning $2 per mile, round trip), I active dash about 4-6 hours a day and make $100-150 a day. And because I dash out of my house instead of dashing out on the road, it’s not a 14 hour day, it’s a 4-6 hour day, at about $24-26/hour. To me, it’s about the freedom of being home all day, and the freedom of the open road when I’m not. This strategy might not work for everyone though depending on your location, for example, I’m surrounded by businesses and houses…

[@riangorodon5706]

My acceptance rate is 7%, I refuse to run around for 5-10 bucks especially when I notice my lower paying orders people generally don't tip and want more from you like a stop at a gas station, or grocery help. I notice uber takes generally 50% but can go up to 75%. For example, I got paid $5.47 for a trip, and the passenger showed me they paid $21 dollars. The wait at airports is insane. You'll rate forever in line just to get sent a bunch of cheap orders.

[@Therideshareguy]

Be sure to check your weekly Uber pay statement. The take rate may not be as bad as you think.

[@riangorodon5706]

@@Therideshareguy I do, the take is as bad as most all driver's think. I've been doing surveys with passengers, let me tell you 5.47 for me out of 21 dollars is bad. 38 out of 82 is bad, 21 out of 43 is bad, etc The amount that uber takes is ridiculous.

[@duty68]

My friend people actually tip for most of time but doordash stealing it they will use every trick to steal as much as they can they combine 2 order's to make it convenien also the steal the tips they make millions of dollars every second. Imagine 2 years ago they start giving restaurant's fees for each order they give it to doordash now imagine how the order money divided you get order for $10 doordash will give restaurant's $1.00 or sometimes more doordash will steal $3.00 and the tip and they give you $6.00 but you have to drive for 10 miles if no one take the order they put $4.00 order with it but you have to drive an axtra 2 miles and the problem a lot of drivers they don't care they except it.

[@YouTuberw-si6ei]

Crazy, I routinely look at my ubereats take home vs that uber made. They make $4, I make $14ish. That's normal. Maybe just the orders I take..

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

Your better off flipping hamburgers at $18 or whatever an hour. No depreciation on your vehicle for one major factor.

[@Jayden12934]

Thank goodness you brought this up! Truly, investing has changed my perspective on how one can succeed in life; working multiple jobs isn't the optimal way to attain financial freedom and unfortunately, we discover this later in life. Currently earn as much as 10 grand weekly and this has improved my financial life. Great piece!

[@KateWilliams-gn5qr]

Wow, congratulations on your impressive investment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making investment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of investing? Thanks for sharing your story!

[@DongaiTmorten]

Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you? I'm 39 now and would love to grow my portfolio and plan my retirement

[@Jayden12934]

Olivia Sullivan Financials is my portfolio-coach, I found her on CNBC where she was interviewed, I looked up her name on the internet. Fortunately I came across her and reached out to her, you can verify her yourself.

[@Jeremy-i3v8b]

Thanks, I just googled her I'm really impressed with her credentials. I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can.

[@ukdsg]

Thanks for this tip, her website popped up on the first page immediately I searched her on the Google web. I read through her resume and it seems pretty tight so I dropped her a message hopefully she replies soon.

[@johnhall8002]

I used to make $1200 a week 4 months ago but door dash flooded the market with dashers so now you be lucky to make $500 for 6 days. Not worth it.

[@bobg3221]

Finally someone that has a brain I thought it was just me

[@JKBMotorz]

@@bobg3221bro when I first started was making 1000 week of of like 30+ orders a week. Miss those days

[@g415100]

I'll be real. Door dash pays well. You gotta play to your advantage In this job. If your using a car with less then 20mpg your already done for. Plus people who complain about pay probably dash at the worse hours at the worse areas. Come on People use common sense

[@hunterrichardson7896]

it 100% depends on the market and time you're dashing. In my area it's slow for weeks at a time but then it will be crazy busy one day or crazy busy for a week or two straight. you just have to stick with it and in some areas it's just not busy enough to make money

[@MsNye-on1xt]

I called myself goin n an are will it was 5$ an order, stayed for a lil over 2hrs and guess wat I go NO ORDERs NOT 1!!! da area I drove 40mins away from my area just 2 wast gas and ti.e, door dash b getting ppl!!! I called they said I nd 2 b n a hot spot mind u I was. I hung up and proceeded 2 leave da are and take a 3$ an order pay cut just 4 door dash 2 start sending my orders as I crossed da bridge. Wat do u have 2 say bout that 🤔

[@AmbiorixMarte-hf3cq]

@@MsNye-on1xt well first your writting sucks make it understandable and sounds like your area is not it for dd sorry

[@bobg3221]

Yeah right I don’t think you’re finances will have another answer for you because if you don’t pay your finances you don’t live I’m using common sense I’m bailing out and I’m going to go get a slave job so I can at least have slave money and pay my slave bills on time And not tear up my $40,000 vehicle idiots

[@jerrylikethemouse5363]

They are poorly run borderline criminal organization. Learned that the hard way as a customer and a Dasher.

[@samuelwatford8832]

Expound please, been hearing this alot

[@bobg3221]

@@samuelwatford8832 the customer gets scammed because you have DoorDash drivers taking their food the drivers get scammed because you have customers stating they never received their order customer side when a Dasher takes your food you never get it and you pay for it then you have to wait 3 to 5 business days to get a refund dasher side custom make a false claim saying that they never got their order when they really did that gives you a contract violation. If you get two more after that one, then your account will get deactivated. Ultimately, you lose your account to dash and make money that’s the best way I can put that also if you are a driver you are destroying your vehicle. I’ve literally put 2000 miles on my car in the past month. That is completely horrible. Good luck.

[@luissandoval2946]

My only complaint is people that order from places that are 4+ miles away from you. That shouldn't be allowed.

[@deelee6080]

Facts!!!!!

[@Miketsosie13]

And it's less than a $5 trip lol

[@stephen754]

If you DoorDash at the beginning of your day you can easily end the day off with 200+ if you do it for about 5-8 hours That’s if it stays relatively busy

[@Mr.Peanut1986]

That's about how it is where I'm at...

[@stephen754]

Update… look in your insurance for a DoorDash coverage( something like that not sure) because some lady ran into the back of me and totaled my car while doordashing and insurance didn’t cover nothing so don’t get screwed like I did

[@TheHonestTruth]

​@@stephen754thank you!... Wow 😣 hate that happened to you, I don't know how legally they could do that but insurance companies have their ways Checking now

[@amaiaamaiaa]

@@stephen754how did your insurance find out you were doordashing?

[@-BRICKZ]

@@amaiaamaiaacause he told them like a dummy

[@deniseontiveros4405]

I DoorDash and refuse to accept an order so small. I only accept orders that tip at least $1.50/mile. The app doesn't care about your acceptance rate(it can definitely be at 1% and you still get orders). It's the unassigned rate that they pay attention to. And I still make money.

[@druhi669]

I got deactivated because my acceptance rate dropped to 79% on door dash

[@TheOriginalDuckley]

@@druhi669this was probably something new, they posted that 6 months ago. I’m sure too many people had really low acceptance rates and the policy changed.

[@kadfcmaster6482]

@@druhi669 I think you did something wrong then. I've been under 50% for over 2 weeks now. I get orders just fine (not even a hint of deactivation)

[@bobg3221]

And yes, they do care about your acceptance rate because every time I’ve let mine drop down about 40 I sit in my car for about two hours before I get a crappy order. The crap is not profitable anymore. It’s time to go back to work.

[@shranks6560]

​@@bobg3221 you're literally scrolling through the comments whining to everyone, clearly it's not for you, Move on.

[@angelmonroy9644]

The problem with me is downtime. I wouldn't mind getting 10 dollar orders all day as long as I freakimg get them. Sometimes I only make like 14 an hour because some orders are far from my area and it takes me yes 1 hour to get back and start again

[@bobg3221]

That’s what us people are trying to tell these other people the other people are like oh do this it’s profitable you can make money you can do it full-time and all of us that have done this full-time already know it’s not because of the situation that you just stated

[@steve0l]

I make an average of $17 hours a day, not including expenses.

[@Theorytaecgr]

💀

[@brianawhittaker8152]

17$ or 17 hours? Some ppl actually dd for 12 hours or so.

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

Do you really know what your expenses are?

[@MrPavePaws]

😢😢😢 Min wage isv$15/hr Consistent No car No fuel No driving risk If you're not making $25/hr, minus expenses, then you're just donating your effort

[@vikings7683]

@@MrPavePaws Depends on your state. Minimum wage in Georgia is $7.25 as well as many other states. Some states are even higher at $17. I myself am in Georgia and no way would I take a min wage job. I make low end $30 hr to $50 an hr average doing DD and other gig jobs. Made just over 110k just last yr and will be close to that if not over this yr.

[@outoftheashes_]

First, this video is a terrible example of the question you're presenting. Secondly, there are too many other important variables to your question that differ market to market.

[@vickeysuda9904]

My son makes 500.00 a week a couple hours and puts 100.00 in gas .

[@rickypv2978]

What city and state what about taxes

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

What about ware and tear and depreciation on vehicle? Any medical coverage any pension. Here it is put all his effort into Ups $ Up to $170k annually. Federal, state, city. Utilities FedEx, DHL US coast guard.

[@JunkBondTrader]

a couple hours? No lol. You can do 6 orders in 2 at best, $100 would be amazing for 2 hours.

[@bobg3221]

And you have no clue what you’re talking about. There is no way in hell you make $500 and one week in a couple of hours. You’ll be lucky to make 40 bucks and two hours because of the oversaturation. Yeah not buying that bullshit one bit.

[@deelee6080]

@@bobg3221 I’m so glad we’re telling the truth.

[@kraft837]

I go out for three hours. I’m lucky if I make $10 DoorDash is crap. The offers are crap. The mileage is high. The tips are LOW

[@macsweene]

Get a real job.

[@smknsnwmn]

I know what you mean😪 today was good for me tho made like $46 in one hour but the $15 offer was 15 minutes away

[@Anyannymouse]

Doing irreversible damage to your cars is going to haunt all of you in the future. You were warned lol

[@deelee6080]

On God

[@AnthonysMeat]

We’re independent contractors, STOP ACCEPTING EVERY SINGLE ORDER YOU GET. For example, I live in a town with a population of about 20,000. All of us DoorDash drivers have banded together to make sure we get paid top dollar. Nobody in our DoorDash group will accept an order UNDER $10, meaning eventually DoorDash has to increase the base pay just so we will accept the orders 😈. 9/10 of us make $25/hr before tips 😂

[@johnnyruiz6917]

😂🤡

[@zacharygaines3004]

She lied

[@bobg3221]

They all do even half of these comments in here are lying about how much they make. There’s no way I’m sure there’s not just some selective states that are feeling the inflation no, the whole US is feeling it so that’s why I laugh at most of these comments when they say oh I make this much I make this much no you don’t because if you did, you wouldn’t be on here commenting on it, you’d be keeping it quiet the less that knows the better because I know if I was making good money, I wouldn’t be on here. I would still be out there making good money.

[@yodead369]

For one you need to have an understanding of your customer base, (being a retail manager for 10 years helps) I’ve learned a lot from managing, policies and procedures! *Thanking the customers, promoting a sense of awareness will increase orders from customers. You can’t just ignore the fact that customer service is the number one goal to increase profits overtime.

[@reeseblakeney7917]

But you rather do this than work part time or 9-5?

[@Jezzyglz]

I guess it depends on the area and how well you manage your time. I go by the miles, time, and how much I will be getting. I'd say I work doordash and ubereats part time, and strive to make at least $20 an hour. Last night I worked from 6-9:30pm and made $109.00. Majority off tips.

[@vadebonify]

@Jessica Gonzalez I do doordash and it always takes me at least 5 hours to make $100. The most I make in 8-9 hours is an average of 150-200. Idk how to make more than that

[@Jezzyglz]

@@vadebonify It was a good, night. I was receiving very generous tips. It's definitely not always like that.

[@vadebonify]

@Jessica Gonzalez that's what I thought you might say lol thank you for replying

[@vadebonify]

@@Jezzyglz sorry I had to edit my comment. But I'm looking for some advice that probably doesn't exist LMAO

[@JustCole.HipHop]

I put $20 in my tank, and spend my first hour trying to make that $20 back. By the time Ive made that $20, i need more gas. I can work 8 hours and maybe have $40 profit from Doordash. Youd get more money collecting cans outside of bars. I sound sarcastic but it’s genuinely the truth

[@RobertHart1984]

$21 dollars an hour is good driving. Plus, the end of the week deposit. $30 of dash time... about $800+ for 30hrs of work (that's with tips making up 50% or less of total income...can be more too)!

[@tiffanyvalencia8415]

Clickbait LIAR where's the $4 besides in your title?!

[@stevensmith4218]

Where I'm from they think doordashers are rich because they can't see them making the money so they think they're always rolling around making all the money

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

That lady has something in her nose?🤔

[@Day-lx6dg]

going out on a limb here, maybe it’s a piercing

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

@@Day-lx6dg she wouldn’t be popular in Alaska !lol

[@Day-lx6dg]

@@Jimfromearthoo7 im still gonna go out on a limb and say it’s a nose piercing jim

[@Jimfromearthoo7]

@@Day-lx6dg I guess you should know. Be careful out on that limb though!

[@Day-lx6dg]

@@Jimfromearthoo7 no no i know what i’m doing, i trim trees

[@truthfulpurpose]

I live in a town full of broke college students who can’t afford online food services but do it anyways. You’re considered lucky if you see an order paying over 6 dollars. Wilmington North Carolina. Can’t afford the service=don’t use it…

[@johndoe-ek6vl]

The reality is that you need to get educated/skilled and get out of the rat race rather than blaming other peasants.

[@cashshawn]

Doordash is less than minimal wages

[@QODAS2002]

21 Cut 6 dollars for the car

[@RATJUICETTV]

When you want that money you’re gonna do whatever it takes I don’t make that much but I’m proud of what I make and I’ll do it over and over again-dasher/BIKER

[@Raiderlyfe7600]

Perfect person to have open the video. MR “bet I do this 4ever” is classic 😂

[@Mrsoftball26]

Lol yes it is

[@Daledugahole]

What you make depends on many factors like, the weather, day of the week, time of day, how many drivers are logged in, how experienced you are , what app/s you are using, etc. The more experienced you are, the more money you can make but there are still some days where you’ll make $13 hour and some days you’ll make $35-$40 hour. This is the same in every market

[@michelleshaw95]

Last night another dasher stole my food from the restaurant …Third time in 2 days…Fixing to quit dashing.

[@bobg3221]

Yeah, I’ve had that happen a couple times it’s annoying honestly you would be better off if you quit dashing it’s not profitable and people just keep stealing shit so it’s not even worth it anymore. Good luck to you and your future.

[@markmac2206]

I had a girl at White Castle tell me they don't know what DD is.

[@michelleshaw95]

@@markmac2206 Omg…they know they just trying to get free food thats all..

[@shawnmartin3272]

I just made $4 and lost a $6 order because McDonald’s employees are incompetent. And then lost my dashing window because I waited too long after getting ignoring and then finally letting get known that they didn’t have the order on screen at all

[@eig1979]

$21 is good depending on miles and duration. We average about $20 an our, with maybe 8 to 12 miles combined, depending on payout of each order.

[@djeto2525]

I work a regular 9 to 5 and doordash after work and on my days off on weekends, that's a good amount for one order if the mileage is less then the amount of the money being made.

[@WayneRogersOutdoors]

That’s pretty good depending on the market. Around here that’s pretty average per hour. There have been times I’ve made over $40 an hour and my wife at one point made $56 in just 30 minutes.

[@BigDaddyCamo]

I was making 2-4k a week back when it was good, all the apps are trash now

[@ruben3305]

Depreciation value of automobile, car maintenance, fuel, benefits and insurance is what they’re not thinking about as they’re delivering food. I’m sure that most full timers aren’t thinking long term, but only short term.

[@mrkalenda4911]

Care about money not the fucking car lmao

[@sick4ink]

Depends on time of day, location, expenses. Some days I drive for 1-2 hrs and make a days wages. Others not even $20

[@Scamalasaurus]

I live in one of the slowest zones in the country and I can still make a living doing this, $200 for 8 to 10 hours or half that and I only have to work 4 hour days. If you're only making $21.00/day in Cali then something is wrong and it's likely that you just have no patience for the app or think that it's just super easy, nothing to learn, free money. Gigs are actual jobs, you have to get good at them, learn them, practice and most importantly you have to get out there and do it even when you don't feel like it.

[@jamesevans225]

I'm in Texas. Minimum wage here is $7.25 per hour (2023) now $12. So $21 in 1 hour is pretty good especially after you save your gasoline receipts and have another app that tracks your miles as your Dash or rideshare. You'll be happy with the tax deduction you get.

[@AbominationalFailure]

$20ish or less an hour is pretty typical for me, but im in a fairly small town about an hour north of Denver. On a good night i can make $100 over dinner.

[@devinstark300]

Halloween wasn’t bad 185$ for 9 hrs about 20.5$ hr with a grand total of 18$ in gas. You can make some money for a side hustle, I do.

[@bionichustla100]

20$. One delivery. Put in about 4 hours of deliveries I bet they csn make a couple hundred a day

[@BohoChicCallMeBoho]

1.25-1.50 is the normal pay in Nashville and most of the time even with excellent service, NO TIP.

[@RestrictedRican]

Some people don’t know how to put in the work by all means the more dummies that leave the platform the better it is for the drivers that wanna work

[@coder03195]

My ex does doordash and makes 40 or more per day. He showed me the doordash app he uses. You get a base pay per order plus whatever tips. I believe these people lie to get views.

[@caliarmstead551]

Not to mention you’re already at -60$ before you start. Bc in order to start working you need a full tank and you need to eat and it’s going to be to many stops on the breaks witch will kill your tank ! So you have to make 300$ Total NET to see at lease 175$

[@caliarmstead551]

Door dash is the worse job ever!!! Proven fact. Gotta work for 10-14 hours to make 150$. You will ruin you car 100%. It’s a lose lose job!!! You working for Uber not yourself. Trust me

[@benjamin5028]

I seen the videos, shows me this service can not be trusted. Cherry Picking customers, messing with people's orders, and outright theft. I have worked in retail for decades, and what I have seen here is a disgrace. Giving this delivery buisness a bad reputation.

[@garybyoosey3163]

It definitely depends. Last half of last year was pretty consistently solid over $25/hr here in Portland. I think you have to use common sense like expecting more or less depending on when most customers get paid. It seems slow here now to start the year. I'm hoping it's just a post-Christmas lull, because everyone spent their $$ end of last year, but it could be a faltering economy. Keep an eye on it. You can use the information on investment strategies.

[@Jakepf]

Ayyyeee, a fellow Oregonian haha. That's crazy. I'm nowhere near Portland. Lowk still considering trying Doordash in my area

[@garybyoosey3163]

@@Jakepf I wouldn't hesitate to try it. It's fairly stress free $$$, but it still seems slower than last year as far as $$$/hr. I don't know if it's less business or too many drivers.

[@Jakepf]

@@garybyoosey3163 Thanks for the reply. I think I will give it a chance. I think what I'm most unsure about is the process and a tad nervous to awkwardly wait at restaurants lol

[@Jayjewelerofficial]

I make about $60 in two hours after work but this is just a side hustle to push my income from 75k from my regular job to 100k 😅 I wouldn’t do it full time definitely not in my area

[@DashToRetirement]

I work 40 hours a week with Doordash and make $1000+ a week. Consistently for almost 2 years.

[@nicdominus7782]

Wear and tearing gas is calculated by the government at $0.65 a mile. let's say the average rideshare driver drives 30 mi every hour. that means our wear and tear and gas costs to work are about $20 an hour. 1950 if you want to do the math on the averages I'm assuming. that means if we actually want to make money above and beyond trading car mileage for money, we don't start earning an hourly wage until we're over $20 an hour

[@richcherwalk6349]

65 cents is your tax write off and besides being overly generous it covers expensive trucks and the like

[@markgarduno4597]

Have a question. Went to pick up at Dairy Queen and order wasn't ready, so had to wait ten minutes. When order was done, employee wouldn't give me the product, unless I confirmed pick up and started trip. What can I do in this situation or what would you do?

[@Rowens556]

Sucks now when you get teased by a 10$ delivery just to get paid 2$ after delivery. Had to stop doing it now.

[@archprizm6066]

I max out at $10 an hour before gas. Doing promos for these people is not worth it. All of these fake it to make it people are hoping that DoorDash will give them better trips. How many $3 trips can you do in 1 hour? The only way it works is if you are in a region where people are accustomed to tipping.

[@Salah-k8d]

Do not ever accept any offers with two drop of locations.

[@paulbryant8142]

I call bull shit because I've done it and they abuse the people who work for them. They sent me an offer for $2.00 to drive 10 miles, 20 for round trip. If you let the clock expire because you can't make any money, they ding your rating and that means crappy orders from people who don't tip . The non tippers are always the demanding ones who want NO Contact delivery, so they don't have to face the person who is paying for the gas to deliver their food. Then when you do hand it to them turn around then ask, hey you have a tip for me? Then they say oh ya I was going to tip until you said that. BS! It's decent money for the first 50 orders then sucks after that. I spent two hours and made 13 bucks. It cost me $20 for gas. I ask them why they nick your rating if you don't except an order you know you will lose money on, they don't care. They want you to fail.

[@NerdyNanaSimulations]

I average $15 to $20 an hour depending on what's going on. $4 an hour, I've turned my app off and gone home when it's like that. If I can't make at least $12 I'm out. $4 is a gallon of gas, I'm not doing charity.

[@Alex-2-5-1]

I recently started DoorDash it’s not bad mind I worked a job that pays 28/hr get off and do probably 3 and 60 buck that equates 20/hr I’ll take

[@マシュードーラン]

Used to be $20-21 now it’s $17-15. Obviously UE is digging in to the tips because I’m delivering to the same people from the same restaurants and those people aren’t hurting by any means. They’re still the awesome tippers they’ve always been but the math isn’t mathing Uber

[@josephorbino1766]

She actually lost $13.26 that day in resources and miles

[@kanita0958]

There is a lot variables. What time did she drive? What day was it? Does she know her hotspots? What market is she in? Those are very very important things to take into account. In my case, if I want to make $200 a day, that’s only Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, the rest of the days is whatever comes my way. I know my market will yield my goal on those days. Also, of those $200, I only aim to make $80 during lunch, the rest $120 come easier and faster after 5:30pm, at least in my market.

[@ChristianDread76]

I don't know I work Monday through Friday 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. I put $15 in my car each day and usually make about $120 130 a day. And my best tips come from average working class or poor people rich people always fuck me over.

[@kimberlycallahan3166]

Rich people almost always tip very very low.

[@bluisdead2034]

Girl get a real job doordash is going out of service

[@jamesjirik2245]

Doordash is not going out of service they’re not going out of business I think you mean. Doordash is the winner by far beating Uber eats, and GrubHub do some research before you blow smoke.

[@katesetterlund7409]

$21 wouldn’t be a bad hourly rate so long as the deliveries were in close proximity to each other and she only got a small amount of gas. It could still work out to $12 for the hour. I think it’s worth it to have the luxury of working for yourself and not somebody else.

[@michellefinklestein3219]

My experience is that they try real hard to keep you around 15 an hour no matter how many miles you drive. I have to take $10 off the top everyday for gad alone. Not counting oil changes tires and my car value goes down faster everymonth because of the insane amount of miles ive put on my car. They dont care.

[@jegr3398]

I was doordashing a couple years ago, but Id mostly only go during dinner rush, start at 5-5:30 and keep going until the orders peter out a few hours later. I had to be getting at least 25/h for the whole time I was out on the road, including wait time where you have no orders coming in, or else I didn't consider it to be worth it. Sometimes during peak pay with stacked orders and good tips I could get up to $45/hr but that would only be for a coupke hrs on Friday or Saturday night. I stopped dashing because DD was continually changing the rules to screw drivers and try to force us to take all the bad orders with low tips, that and order volume really fell off, could barely get any orders during the "dinner rush" any more and it lasted much shorter than before. It was not worth it to dash anymore. It went from being able to go out any night of the week and dash for 4-6 hrs getting consistent orders and being able to make $100-$150 to barely being able to even dash for an hour and a half even on a weekend night before the orders fell off and barely even making $30

[@asharihurrell4646]

I feel like if I can pull $20-30 in a 30 min active time dash, that's way more then I make at my 9-5

[@Trixz2007]

$21 is ok I try to make $25+ a hr keeping everything under 5 miles no more then 10 miles per order. When I do 10 miles I usually take them if they are $3/$4 a mile

[@Ranzoir]

21$ for 1 order that is very good if under 10 miles, I notice a whole lot of dashers don’t tell the truth about their earnings. Unless you live in a metropolitan type area you are not going to hit these bogus claims of 500$ a night or 200$ in 3 hours. It can happen yes but not as much as people say. Remember earnings all depend on your area , time of day and what day it is. Rarely will you make the same amount on Monday and Tuesday that you pulled on Saturday. Just rarely happens. Share the truth people, report your real earnings.

[@enriqueperezarce5485]

If your a door dash and your a tourist area/city. Your not getting tips as it isn’t in their culture to tip so basically don’t expect vast majority of Europeans or Asians to tip

[@Stahe]

I was able to do DD and IC all last year. This year the market is beyond dead in my area. Tomorrow I have to go back to the 9-5 job grind. There’s no freedom on the gig apps anymore. It has turned into cheap labor.

[@pilotbionicbeastgackattack8844]

Door dash differs from day to day and city to city. Once i made roughly 140 in a single day for 6 hours my most recent time doing it i did it for 1.5 hours and made 8 dollars

[@CatEyedGoddess]

I used to make great money on DD, like over $25. Yes, the orders in my market were that good. But, now inflation is killing every one and salaries aren’t keeping up. I’m in the Philly market which is extremely competitive. Now I’m struggling to meet my $ goals with these horribly low offers because there are so many drivers. I usually make less then $20 a hour. I also have to zone chase and driver further out to even get orders. On Fridays a hundred plus dollars was easy money….Not anymore. I remember a few Fridays back DD had a $3 promo and the hot zone was Taco Bell. There had to be 12-13 drivers just sitting there waiting. A few got orders, most drove to another zone and others got some food while waiting. Aw, I miss my old DD days, when $15 orders where nothing.

[@JeremyMcIntyre-v1n]

That doesn't mean anything. You need a longer time line. Each hour is different you can make 10 dollars one and 40 the next. Your city also makes a difference. It's OK, I avg 25 an hour also I know the right times to dash.

[@LordCodeEye]

This girl got paid literally more that it would take more than two hours at a fast food which is $15 an hour! Her having been able to deliver 6 orders and have more than $50 in two hours would literally be the best decision since you’re increasing your paid with less time working and being your own boss. Who has the freedom to decide when she starts work or doesn’t work and won’t be punished! Only down side about this is that you have to calculate your taxes which you don’t know or how to do them. Is going to suc!

[@WeTheNorthRaptors]

If i dont make over $20/hr, im not doing good

[@westabsupplyebay4093]

I stay in more concentrated busy area's now, saves gas and general wear and tear on my car. By not planning earlier what I made sounded good at 25 per hour, it's not good after expenses it was shy of 12 an hour.

[@BrandonT-y2o]

you’ll average $16 hour even if you speed and hurry. It’s not worth it for your 9-5. Maybe as a 2nd job

[@misskyndraalexis7807]

I would have never taken that order driving 1 hour for $21 that was stupid to do and F-up on the customer's part as well thinking that was okay to do

[@jmackinjersey1]

Exactly. Who would honestly take a trip that long for low money? Either she did this on purpose or she's really stupid and doesn't understand math.

[@malomama4750]

How is it the customers fault?

[@BlackDotNaga23]

It depends on the area, the time and the day. Weekends are popping everyday when people are getting off work at 5pm it’s popping like you just gotta know when to dash I make 100$ a day doing that shit

[@Khustle209]

Depending on what your expenses are and where you live at? I think in between $18-$25 an hour is completely fine for DoorDash if you’re working the necessary hours to make that income work.

[@xavierv5115]

i average $25 an hour in california + prop 22 adjustment a week. usually $50-100 for me, friend gets more due to more hours.