Doordash Drivers: No Tip No Trip is Dead | New in 2023

I have had it up to my neck with the childish antics surrounding "No Tip, No Trip" and i have a few choice words to say
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[@larryvester874]

I've been dashing for 3 years now and have over 10,000 deliveries and learned a lot from this man when I first started and still get good information to this day. What I want to say about no tip orders is that you know when you accept the order that there is no tip on it and the possibility of a cash tip is very slim. So if you accept it, you are the only one to blame. Stop blaming the customer for your stupid decisions. Just decline and wait for a better order.

[@aagonzales67]

💯🎯‼️

[@batmayn]

💯

[@briancantale8930]

Except now there’s a minimum acceptance rate you have to maintain, or you don’t receive high paying orders. They’ve put an end to cherry picking. This started in my market last may and I haven’t dashed since it was implemented.

[@thisaintart]

@@briancantale8930 yep I started in October ‘22 and started following Cherry picker advice and instantly regretted it. Acceptance rate is everything now.

[@ciscokid8866]

B , the DD ai is programmable in terms of consistency in feedback . Wall Street knows all about the DD and Uber ai , they've studied us for a while now as we've studied them so they absolutely know what I won't take and what I might take if it's logistically good for me ,wow 😲 that's right I optimize those parameters and stay above %75 it knows I won't be played against a number and thats kept the orders popping and paying noticably better

[@kellydrake9956]

I'm 3 years in and will NEVER knowingly take a no tip order, I believe in no tip no trip. However, I think you are 100% spot on that the mentality is a slippery slope and given too much energy. Great video!

[@messer735]

I'm not making a trip for no tip how would I pay my bills? Not out here for fun! But I don't take them orders from the beginning and would never confront anyone

[@Blox117]

ill give you a tip..

[@OverlordNightfly]

I would never confront someone for not tipping. If I accept a no tip order, I'll complete it with a smile. However, the only times I've had people falsely accuse me of not delivering their order have been on no tip orders, so I almost never accept them anymore.

[@muerkier]

BINGO

[@GigaChadDuPlessis]

I just never accept them. I have over a 1000 deliveries and iv only taken like 3 no tips. And only on days im doing so well i can afford the no tip order. But ya no tip order are not only bad financially but most of them are just ghetto people

[@WhaddupImJohn]

I just place their food slightly farther away from there door or in an awkward spot to inconvenience them lol like right in front of the screen door. Gotta work for your food now

[@amongus9270]

I agree it always the people who didn't bother tipping who are on bs always 🙄

[@erikarussell7354]

Always catch the house number when you take the pic to avoid that. I’m surprised only one KZbinr suggested to do that. Never take a close up picture of the order. Hope that helps.

[@meltoguchi63]

I enjoy DoorDash. It gives me the freedom to control my life. Do I get disappointed if I don’t get a tip, “YES” but I don’t know the customers situation. I take a moment to pray for their situation and thank the lord for that delivery. Thank you for taking time to do these educational videos for us. ❤

[@justintrimbull4334]

Naw if you can’t tip yo ass shouldn’t be ordering out.

[@lupevazquez727]

Agreed ❤

[@mcnugger8305]

@@justintrimbull4334 literally wtf does “ we don’t know the situation” don’t be ordering food out if you don’t got money 😭shouldn’t even be eating out even less ORDERING IT.

[@catherinewoods4601]

Pray that they learn to stop trying to live above their means. They can't afford it right now.

[@k9casablankino845]

If you knowingly take no tip orders, then you really don’t deserve a tip.

[@WaltPowellEnt]

Very interesting video. I've only been doing this for months and I was already thinking the same things. When I first started dashing I was subscribing to many content creators trying to learn and pick up tips. I soon learned I was actually losing money trying to follow someone else guidelines. In my market we get a lot of 4 to 6 dollar orders at only 1 or 2 miles and they come in fast too. The restaurants are not to bad on the speed and I can easily make 20 dollars an hour with these little orders. Many of them don't have tips or very small tips, but I'm still making money, so I could care less about the tips. So I agree with you there. I have since unsubscribed from some of the negative content creators, but I think many of the negative ones are not really trying to help anyone, they just post content for the clicks and views. In other words they are just using the negative topic to make money from KZbin. As far as the negativity, some of them criticize other drivers calling them names and what not. If 2 people are doing the same job and both of them are satisfied with the money they make, why would one of them post a video calling the other a clown, just because they are doing it differently? It actually makes no sense to me.

[@KrispiNuggets]

Imagine getting into a wreck with your 4 dollar order. Shame on you.

[@Davetv6368]

@@KrispiNuggets imagine getting in an accident on that $20 order. Same result. Same out of work. Same deductible. Comment holds no water. Thank you.

[@Munch8585]

@@Davetv6368 I was thinking the same thing. I actually had a 3 stacked order from Petco that totaled out to 30 dollars. Definitely would NOT be worth getting into a crash for.

[@KrispiNuggets]

@@Davetv6368 Ill crash anyday for $20 than for $4.

[@ap8441]

Dude definitely gets paid by DD. All the rest of us doing the job don’t have the same outlook on some of the business practices.

[@tieneeddoawestruck2036]

As a driver for a national pizza chain I get the no tip thing really well. However, I do get a lot of cash tips. There are two reasons I have found that people do this. First, about a third of cash tippers believe we have to give a percentage of our tips to the company. And second, the rest tip cash so we don't have to claim the money on our taxes.

[@tieneeddoawestruck2036]

@iatealready I'm sure it varies. I can only speak to where I'm from. The only place that is contactless is the old folks home. Hell most around here are waiting on the porch for us

[@annaadams3881]

I’m an older woman trying to make ends meet by dashing while retired. This is the perfect job for me and I am always nice and accommodating with my customers. I will climb several floors of stairs, upon request enter the handicapped persons home to deliver to their hands their order as well as packages delivered to their porch which they can’t reach. I remember being a new mom without the ability to leave the house to shop and without the budget to tip. There are lots of reasons why people don’t or can’t tip. What goes around comes around. You can’t expect people to be grateful if you are rude, and people learn by experience and example- set the example. Generate positive energy and you’ll get positive results. Thanks for this vid!

[@triviaplay20]

Yeap, definitely working for Doordash. How much they pay you for this one? No tip, no trip will never be dead in my book.

[@kellymcclurg5755]

Honestly....I don't even care or notice if anyone doesn't tip me! I just go by how much the dash is no matter if tip or not!

[@kellymcclurg5755]

I actually got a surprise $6 cash tip that was left under the doormat last week! You never know! 🙌

[@theincrediblehouk2501]

Same- I take all orders based on the pay shown - extra really makes a diff but I never expect it - I never ever have taken an order thinking it’ll work out only if I get a tip and never judge non-tippers -

[@wvance0316]

@@iatealready5544 if you are meeting your dollar per mile goal, you aren't accepting low ball orders. Clearly this gig is not for you because it involves you having to understand math and opportunity costs. If you spend an hour waiting for the 12 dollar order and end up not getting it or getting only an eight dollar order or get get kicked off for getting nothing, you would have made more accepting three 4-5 dollar orders in that same hour. The job involves more business knowledge than you goobers think. It's all about total money made per shift divided by time and minus cost of gas for miles. If you aren't making more per hour than you would flipping burgers, you're the the clown. That's also keeping it simple and not accounting for depreciation on your vehicle or taxes.

[@Diz148]

This guy does not have people best interest he doesn't talk about multi apping. Because he is a door dash shill be weary people. Guys value your time plz don't accept low ball orders. Your wasting your time and lowering the standard. He's just another cog in a corporation they don't care about you.

[@jamesflannery9270]

Sometimes for me the business I get from the restaurant outweighs the possibility of a tip. I value all my regular customers and would never harass anyone over a couple of bucks. Great job Bentley keep it up.

[@detlevwilloughby7175]

Great message in this video. I’ve been dashing for one month, I would never criticize any customer for anything. Tip or no tip if you take the dash shut up and do it. The only thing I say to my customers is thank you.

[@clownanaround7996]

Facts we decided whether or not to take it , we practice a lot of patience

[@Veshremy156]

I agree if you take the dash with no tip, that's on you, but still.. No tip, no trip, because I just wouldn't accept an order with no tip.. period. If they don't tip, they can go get their own damn food. You can't complain as a driver, pass on their food if they don't tip. I would never confront a non tipper, cuz their food won't get picked up! Lol

[@ForTheLuvOfWolves]

I hope you looked into getting business insurance for your car insurance upgrade in case you get into an accident while Dashing.

[@patrickmaurer8002]

Get them Bentley! I do not understand how more dashers are not taking this professionally. When I dash, I treat this like a profession. Communicating with the customer. Thanking the customer, even for low tips. I am eternally grateful for my tips.

[@RiVer-Parish]

Trippin

[@ingood0867]

No tip is annoying but...if its low miles and on my way home or to another hot spot. I'm looking for low miles mostly. The dollar amount is important for more than couple miles though. I just think about the first lady who I delivered to in a wheelchair. She tipped great. It could be any reason why people don't tip .🤷‍♀️

[@DoordashDiaries]

BARS!!!

[@Matty-J412]

I'm new to dashing but I've been in customer service since 2009. I have so much respect for you and this video. At the end of the day it's the customer that suffers. If door dash doesn't pay us enough, it's not the customers fault. They're using the app and already paying an extra charge for the convenience of doing so. We don't know their situation nor is it our job to know, but they shouldn't suffer or be labeled as a bad customer.

[@rachmunshine9474]

This is true, but it doesn’t mean that a lot of us can afford to just be nice all day. On Christmas I took a new tip order because it was going like half a mile from the bagel store near my house, and I was just setting out. I didn’t expect anything when I got there. Although on holidays, you do sometimes help but I never get my hopes up so it was a leave at the door, but he actually open the door, took it, for my hands couldn’t crack a smile and closed the door. Since I had to hit “handed to customer” as it was no longer there to take a picture and it happened so fast, I guess I’m just lucky he didn’t say he never got his food. He may have a good reason to be sad on Christmas. Don’t get me wrong. (it’s not even my holiday.) but a smile wouldn’t kill him as a tip if nothing else. Also, which I didn’t expect it was a huge house. Again, we don’t know he could’ve been dog sitting, although it didn’t look like that. But like I said, attitude, makes all the difference. I went from feeling like I was doing something nice to just feeling like I was treated like crap.

[@rachmunshine9474]

Sorry, I dictated it mostly right

[@Matty-J412]

@rachmunshine9474 I totally understand where you're coming from honestly. A rude customer can really put a damper on your day. All we can try to do is be positive, and continue on our way. I know that's not always easy to do. But at least you know you tried to do some good for someone, I'm just sorry they started your day off in a bad way.

[@k9casablankino845]

If they suffer like you said, they shouldn’t use a premium delivery service like DD!

[@ai2851]

Having worked in the restaurant industry for 20 years plus, not getting a tip 100% of the time, is part of the business. You'll get used to it. But I also learned that if I continue providing a great service, when it's all said and done I am usually more up then I'm down. I've only been driving doordash for about a month and noticed that a tip is really just icing on the cake because most of the money I make comes from the base pay. Getting a tip on top of that like I said is icing on the cake and I really don't expect it. I think not expecting it to makes it easier not getting one LOL. At this point in my life I am simply grateful to be able to do this job

[@maxpowergaming462]

Respectfully in my Market at least base pay MAYBE is 30% of my overall pay for the week. If I had to only live on base pay I'd starve

[@verothomas1524]

My base is about 20 percent of my weekly pay-tips are the main source of income in my market.

[@SlipNCounter26]

Wow man you really changed the mentality on all this and I need more positive friends like yourself. Man it was good too Meet you here.

[@SuperOutlaw5150]

Last week customer ordered $146 worth of food. No tip. Not going to lie, that one had me alittle mad

[@millionaireclubforlife7915]

I THINK THEY TIP YOU DD ARE THE STORE TOOK IT DD GOT THEY PICK WITH PPL IM TELL YALL

[@jyeldell7]

Well said, Bently! I don't agree with Doordash on a L O T of issues, but at the end of the day, I have paid off quiet a few bills using Doordash. I set a goal, I break it down, I dash! Paid in full! I make it work for me. If it doesn't work for you, move on and keep your dignity!

[@philg6115]

I think you meant to use the word quite, not quiet

[@melanieshaw3210]

@@philg6115 and yet we still were able to understand his sentence

[@philg6115]

@@melanieshaw3210 I bet you're multilingual. You probably even speak ebonics

[@aprilmiller2374]

@@melanieshaw3210 Exactly

[@aprilmiller2374]

@@philg6115 I'm sure it was autocorrect grammar police lol

[@ashleystalling9957]

I was homeless with a car when I started this and I had no choice but to take every order that came my way it actually helped me to get out of my situation. They only time I won’t take an order is if I need to stop or if it’s way to far out of the way for me

[@cashshawn]

Especially those far trips that's like from Chicago to Niles

[@santoshthapa8398]

Omg 😮are u serious??? Are u still homeless ? Or?

[@jessicaa9192]

Thank you Bentley! my husband is a dasher and it's so annoying to see people complain about the bad dashers who are eating people's food. We would never do that! But they're ruining it for the rest of us!

[@mavfin8720]

@@iatealready5544 I know who's taking advantage of drivers, and it's not the customers. It's Doordash, and you're letting them do it. Stop blaming the customer, and either get a better job, or make Doordash fix their crap. It's not the customer's problem.

[@rachmunshine9474]

Yeah, I might think in my head not even “no tip, no trip” but like if it’s not worth it no - but I would never say anything to the customer about that! besides an extra enthusiastic “Thank you” for a really good tip. Nobody forced anyone to take any order!

[@asijahjett2904]

I’ve been doing DoorDash fulltime since late 2019-2020 .. and I think this chapter comings to a end , i my body can’t take being in the car 10 hours everyday

[@habibifather7681]

I feel the same.. I've only been doing doordash for a little over a year but I have been delivering food for three years I bought my first brand new car 2 years ago what's 7 MI now it has 82000 miles people need to understand gig work is not meant to be full-time. It's only a stepping stone for you to use to get to somewhere better gig work is not sustainable.

[@masterroshi3994]

@@habibifather7681 ppl don’t get it

[@donaldsebolt6890]

With the price of gas going up again there is no way I will knowingly accept a no tip order. My car, my gas, my rules and if I can't make a profit the food is not making it way into my car. I would never confront a customer, I would just unassign and move on to the next order. It seems the no tip orders are also more high maintenance...add ketchup, oh, I'm next door brong it there etc, oh, where's my food, I didn't get it, 1 star potential for bs.

[@Angellovesfrog2009]

While I disagree with the "No tip, No trip is dead", I DO NOT however agree with confronting customers. I have washed off and on for a few years and I refuse to take a trip with no tips. But even when I first started fasting, I never even thought about confronting the customer about not tipping. That goes above and beyond being rude.

[@progressivestuckinidaho4779]

Here's the thing. I REFUSE to deliver something to someone I don't even know, & have it cost ME money. I don't need to confront any customers because I don't accept an order with no tip.

[@dlaroc]

I would never have to deal with someone shoving a camera in my loved ones face about a tip.., because my loved ones have enough decency and morals to tip their delivery driver.

[@DashingTrader]

Great comment Come join the FDA Family I actually care about drivers

[@guster489]

Ain't required to tip. Also ain't required to work the job. They chose the job, entitled children need to stop thinking tips are a requirement

[@OfficialSeth]

@@guster489 They are independent contractors so each order is a potential job so yeah, they aren't required to work each "job." Many take orders on multiple apps so if your order is only offering them $3 for 12 miles and another one offers them $10 for 2 miles take a guess which one they're going to go with.

[@yarigainsbrugh9507]

WORD, SON!

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodic128]

@@guster489driving is indeed a skill sir, or there would not be a "skills" portion of the drivers license test. you are a cheap skate and I'd hate to be your significant other.

[@wilkifrog6]

I decline every no tip orders no matter where they’re going

[@amycaitlyn1120]

Been a Dasher for over 4 years now - I cannot IMAGINE some instance where I would go and confront a customer about their tip!!!! Have I gotten some no tip/shit orders? Of course, but I got annoyed in my car for a moment, and moved on, like an emotionally regulated person. I worked in fine dining for years - once in a while there would be some ignorant customers who did not tip properly. I never considered following them or confronting them. 🙄 Actually, I would have been fired for doing so. Thank you for this video - in demonstrating how foolish and DANGEROUS this can be!!!! These are the types of Dashers who gives all of US a bad name.... Are you in customer service where customers tip? Some customers tip well, and some do NOT. DEAL with it or get out.

[@briancantale8930]

It’s not the customers fault. A customer has to pay for the food, 2 different service fees and then expected to pay the driver on top of it. And now with the way the economy is, people just can’t afford to tip

[@amycaitlyn1120]

@@briancantale8930 I agree DD charges ridiculous fees; I rarely ever do take-out. Not worth it. But they are not the only platform to do that. Anyway, NEVER okay for a Dasher to harass or come after a customer for no/small tip. That is unacceptable !

[@inbornwanderlust1076]

@@briancantale8930 With the way the economy is, that customer who can't afford a tip would be far better off to go and get their own food and be able to eat 2 or 3 meals for the same price as one delivery. Or even better learn to cook, meal plan and grocery shop efficently to maximize their money spent even more. Wouldn't you think? There is no such thing as a customer who cannot afford to tip after paying to have someone bring them food. If they are in that tight of a financial budget, they need to make better economic decisions for themselves. In that same way, it's why drivers should simply not accept those orders and move on without getting all irate about it because it doesn't make good financial sense to work for free after paying vehicle expenses. This whole issue of customers not tipping and drivers doing absurd things to them because of it is truly a blind leading the blind situation. Customers who don't tip and drivers who do malicious things are both pathetic individuals.

[@miguelcastaneda7257]

Tip remember what it is...to insure proper service....it's not to be taken for granted or expected your doing a job if you received something then good if you didn't go on with life..if you don't like job move on

[@bEtHeSdA_LAME_sTuDi0s]

@@briancantale8930 understandable. So the solution with your little logic there is Uninstall the app and don't use food delivery apps of any kind since you can't afford afford tip.

[@seanwatson6194]

This is funny because I just delivered an order and I sent my template thanking them for their business and generosity and the customer added a tip after the delivery.

[@thisgirl9631]

Ok. I hear you and I get it. I choose not to accept no tip orders rather than confronting people. That said...as an independent contractor and as a free person, he can do as he sees fit. He takes good care of their order and he’s not disrespectful to them. They get embarrassed by their own bad behavior. They should be embarrassed when they click to remove the tip 🤷‍♀️

[@yes_its_vee]

1000% true!

[@Lordpianz]

Anyone, who's been on his KZbin channel knows this lol...Bentley miss this by 1000 miles... comparing dd customers to paying bills gtfo. You don't need dd to survive. You need shelter, electric water. Than this mlk speech non sense oh my . Been falling Bently for years but this is some straight up uncle Tom shi for dd

[@brotherLee340]

Yes but all things considered. Door dash orders are already over charged and we pay a delivery fee. People don't always have the extra to tip. The driver still gets paid. Maybe not a whole lot. But it's still something

[@retrogamermama7941]

@@brotherLee340if doordash is too expensive then don't use it 🤷🏽‍♀️ I deliver for doordash but I would never in a million years use doordash for myself unless I was extremely sick, or something of that nature. And I'd still tip. Better you tip, the faster you get your food. No tip orders sit there for awhile and food gets cold.

[@brotherLee340]

@@retrogamermama7941 ijs that every single time a person uses door dash. They may not have tip money. Some people legit don't have cars or ways to get around.

[@jeniferdiamond7723]

I have spent $8000 on cars, another $6000 gas in the 2 years I have driven doordash. I simply can not deliver low ball orders. I can and will do 2 or 3 a day but when I'm hit with 4 to 5 I have to decline them. It's not about anything more then requiring enough money to do the job.

[@parisbaxter4996]

Yea notice how he’s crickets when it comes to expenses lmaooo

[@davebrathwaite6624]

I have been dashing for two years and have never question any customer about tips I do it to help deliver a service. I get it we all want tips yea we all want big tips. But there are people that using the app that can't afford to tip and don't have the time to go for their order for whatever reason but used the app. My brother I love your vids continue to do what you gotta do to educate us dashers.

[@davinacarlisle1441]

I've ordered from door dash plenty of times and I stopped tippin on the order bc there have been plenty of times when I have tipped really well n then I get the wrong order that have someone else's name on it or the whole thing is wrong. I be pissed feeling I tipped them good for them to be careless n not care enough to make sure I got da correct order to the correct person. So yes I tip based on how they deliver .Doordash needs to give the option where you can tip after da delivery is done

[@carrinahanson9821]

I have noticed a difference, absolutely. 🖐🏻 I feel like a lot of newer Dashers lack work ethic. Over the last year, I have come across stolen orders (Showing up to pick up an order to find out another dasher took it.) 5 times over the last year. It never happened before. I have seen newer Dashers say they don't feel like they should show any customer service, which blows my mind. I have seen them raz people who try hard to do a good job... These absolutely are the people making people like us lose out. They're pulling us down. I feel it's time that Door Dash as well as other apps raise their standards for who they allow to use the platform.

[@WaltPowellEnt]

100% agreement!

[@joannaquanttumphysics]

The new drivers in my market take almost everything, a few take 100%. They seem afraid and confused. A lot seem to be gone. Maybe they thought they would lose money doing this... I'm sure they were. So many 13 mile (one way) offers for $4.35.

[@joannaquanttumphysics]

I think there are more very low/no tippers now. After DD offered $1800 to refer a friend, DD had an overabundance of new, naive delivery drivers. I saw many offers that used to be decent or even excellent now way below doable. Instead of customers learning what to pay,, drivers are driving their cars to the ground. It was much better pay when a good percentage of drivers stock together. I think it (no tip no trip) will come back in some form because a lot of people are going to pay bare minimum, and that is not going to work for anyone.

[@TampaGigWorker]

I agree that drivers shouldn't go back to someone's home over a tip. NOT WORTH IT! Tampa Bay fl here y'all! 😀

[@_deepcalm_]

If you’ve done at least a few hundred deliveries, you can tell what kind of orders have no tips. Restaurant/delivery location etc, not to mention item count and the upfront amount. Just stop taking them. If someone uses a delivery app and doesn’t tip, they’re trash. Don’t interact with them any more than you need to (hitting the decline button) … your acceptance rate won’t get you kicked off. Sometimes if it’s slow I’ll take the McDonald’s order for $3.75/2mi but I already know what it is, going in. I know how much I make on avg per hour and that I’ll make it up later. Don’t get mad, just say to yourself in your car “damn I’m glad I’m not stupid enough to think that ordering delivery and not tipping is ok” and move on.

[@cherryblossom803]

Best comment yet!

[@dr.dashin1747]

Yeah I just can't afford to do it without the tips, if they're ordering from the apps they're already paying good money for the order, why can't they give another 2 or 3 bucks?

[@HobertMcFarlandtechandcargeek]

The sad thing is that confrontation for no tip is so common. If I accidentally take a no tip order, I do it the same as I would do a $5/mile order! Because to me, customer service trumps everything. I want to have the chance to have their business again.

[@Hey-gt4gs]

You can't be disrespectful to customers you ruin it for other Doordashers

[@Kekanonypepefrog]

Yea I feel like a lot of people who do doordash are just unintelligent lovers who are looking for quick cash to get their next fix from their drug of choice. Personally, I have a 90% acceptance rate. A 4.99, 100% completion rate. And a 91% on time rate or early rate. With 700 deliveries total. I treat the $0 no tipper the exact same as I would treat a $50 tipper. They are the customer. Customer is the #1 thing that's needs to be happy. Happy customer = happy job. Happy life. Secure job. I am a top dasher and when I see other dashers being so dumb and negative with the no tip no trip or eating and all this other crap, it really urks me because it sucks to know that the way the bad people make doordash look affects the way us actually good dashers a bad view and perception of us.

[@Munch8585]

@@Kekanonypepefrog You know what really irks me. I recently saw a TikTok video where random people get free food by going into random restaurants and holding up their phones and saying doordash and they just get handed a bag of food and off they go. I remember I was so puzzled when I accepted an order and went into the restaurant and the person said the order was picked up like 15 minutes prior to my arrival. Never occurred to me that some people just do it to get free food. I've noticed more and more now when I go and get an order the person asks to actually see my phone to make sure I'm actually a dasher. It's such a shame because these people(who obviously WILL get a refund will be reluctant to use the app again because their food never made it to them). It also stinks for those of us who dash because we only get paid for half of what the order originally said when we accepted it and drove to the restaurant only to get turned away. Of course then you have to contact support to make sure they put in for you to get half of the actual pay than what you originally accepted.

[@bEtHeSdA_LAME_sTuDi0s]

In this job I can't agree. The customers are too spiteful and entitled. You can do a job perfect and they rate 1 star for sport.

[@jaypressley]

You want the "business" of being a slave? Have fun with that. Anyone wanting my labor pays for it.

[@Joser2424]

Tony xu is worth 1 billion dollars stop taking low orders drivers don’t believe these employees

[@DoordashDiaries]

you need to get some money yourself and stop counting other peoples pockets

[@Joser2424]

After I found out his net worth I stopped doing door trash it’s called dignity

[@ryanlorance6168]

@@Joser2424💯

[@lataracalloway3636]

The reason I personally stopped tipping on the, and only when they come to the door, due to bad service. Food left on porch, no knock, no doorbell.

[@ch-ir8ld]

the default is No knocking, and No doorbell. Leave at my door means just that, leave it at my door. nothing else

[@caseyscarrotpatch]

I figure if I deliver and I don't get a tip. I know that God gives them grace, and I wish them the best. This is my opinion. I appreciate your video addressing this issue. Ty!!♥️♥️

[@ish2593]

Stupid

[@ASRMusicGroupLLC]

The problem is "Door Dash" or whatever delivery service you work with..... they are stealing all the profits 📈 by charging the customer $20+ on a $8 order.... so me as a consumer.... looking at the $28 for a $8.00 burger, I'm more then likely going to give $2 max tip to round the $28 to $30. I am definitely not willing to pay more for that $8.00 burger. $30 for a burger 🍔 is way too high. We pay; Delivery fee Service fee Taxes Tip The driver service app don't pay for anything; drivers make the money and the consumer pays for everything else. While the driver apps rack in major profits. Here in California (the consumer) pay for the driver's medical benefit fund. So why give a tip? The problem is the greedy driver app, not the consumer

[@Zillamon51]

Bentley: I've been dashing for three years now. I started watching gig vids first. You literally gave me the first piece of advice that I started using immediately: Turn off my wifi. Just wanted to let you know there's value in what you do. 👍

[@JamesWilliams-hr9jn]

I wish somebody would have told me that when I first started Dashing 🤣

[@tinalove8197]

I've done Uber/LYFT people tip just cause they like you or your car vibe. For example on Friday nights( date nights) I have on romantic jazz then on Saturday party night I play SAM SMITH or LIZZO turned up HIGH. I Get Tipped. Also people love my holiday decor with tunes.

[@ao2rodriguez2003]

That's still my motto. I am providing a service just like a server at a restaurant. Tips are how we make our money. Thank God that I have a great full time job. Doordash/grubhub was a great side hustle. Then I had to quit because I wasn't making enough to justify my gas usage and the wear and tear of my vehicle. I went through a set of tires in a 18 months it costed 900 bucks to replace plus all the oil changes. So I was basically working for free.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodic128]

if you need a side hustle , then your main job is'nt so great.

[@ttyngordon]

This whole "no tip, no trip" thing is stupid. I've had drivers that stole my food and tip, then came back and threatened or cursed me out when I disputed. I just stopped using DoorDash and other delivery apps.

[@medasin1]

I usually take my teenager with me dashing. I get the order, she delivers it. She made it a habit to tell them "thank you for the tip" even if they haven't. Half the time they call her back to the door and hand her a cash tip of $5+. Any cash tips she makes are hers to keep.

[@moonecast]

I've been door dashing off and on for about four years now. LA, Cincinnati, Nashville, Huntsville, and currently Portland, OR. This man has been a huge reason for me continuing my deliveries. Anytime I suggest door dash to anyone, I mention Door Dash Diaries to them. Hands down best content out there for Door Dash Drivers. This job can be frustrating without a doubt, just like any job, but we choose to do it, so do it right and with a smile on your face, or find another job. Your happiness is what's most important.

[@sharijohnson4346]

I agree with it being a dumb move to confront someone about a tip. Don't accept order, be smart and safe not stupid.

[@moonecast]

@Zades Huntsville would be last, just not busy enough. LA, second to last, too much traffic, though the valley is alright. Next would be Cincinnati, it stays fairly busy, but in the winter, good luck, icy roads! Portland, which I'm currently driving, has been treating me well. It stays consistently busy, with a good haul of money within a five hour shift. Downfalls, traffic can be bad, depending on the location and time, gas is pretty high. Nashville, Tennessee would land number one on my list due to the amount of money I'd make in such a short amount of time. Traffic? Yes, but it's consistent orders, plus it's a fun city! All these cities have a special place in my heart, though, and time spent should be experienced by everyone. Drive safely ladies and gentlemen!

[@jd-pf2oc]

Honest question… Should there be a minimum tip added to the order?

[@kiminainteasy5841]

They say $1-2 per mile so you live 3 miles from the restaurant, about $6 depending where you live. Also if there's a chance for an order on the return trip(if there's no restaurants around you they'll have to drive 3 miles back to where the orders are etc.) Also depends on the restaurant, here that's decent for a quick order but at the same time for a taco bell order where you have to sit in a drive through for 20mins because the dining room is closed, it wouldn't be worth taking.

[@nspeaks772]

Definitely agree with you. We do not have to take an order that does not pay high enough for us. Talking about the good customers and the good tips will motivate others to do the same. Some people have never worked in a job where they make tips and don't understand how much of an impact tips have on us. As you said, when I get a really nice tip I text that customer and say thank you so that they know those types of efforts are acknowledged and appreciated.

[@annamariegowithme]

I just started dashing this weekend. My brother rode along with my Saturday so I could feel comfortable and it was basically on the job training but I liked it and Since I was off for the holiday today I went back out. I've seen a few of your videos and saw some over videos and notice people keep saying decline decline decline 🤔. I haven't figured out how to see what someone is tipping. I did see the total tips I earned. I really like it so far. A lady did give me a cash tip today and I think that was aside from what her granddaughter had already given me on the app. Anyway I'm gonna keep it Positive and keep learning along the way.

[@JewishKeto]

Sir much respect for this video. I think this advice could also apply to anyone in food service. I work in a pizza shop and I try to always be a gentleman even to those who are ultra rude.

[@NsyteIcyShadow]

The simple reality is you don't have to accept the order. I know my limits and I stick to them. If it ain't at least $7 and up I ain't touching it even if its literally across the street but that doesn't mean I hate the people. If I don't make at least $20 an hour I don't get mad at the customers I get mad at doordash. People forget that doordash upcharges items and adds on tons of fees just for the delivery. A simple $11 order from panda express turns into $20 after taxes and doordash fees even before the tip. That's an extra $9 just for ordering through doordash. Now you add on let's say a $5 tip and it's $14 extra dollars which is over double the price of the meal originally. People are pointing the finger in the wrong direction. Imagine if doordash wasn't so agressive with the fees then customers would have more to tip.

[@nataliefeldman3416]

You can't compare dashing to working for McDonald's. When you dash ,you have many car expenses that need to be covered and gas. The 15$ / hrs you get at McDonald's, you get to keep ( after taxes ) .

[@mithicash1444]

You also get to claim those same car expenses, including the depreciation on your vehicle, as a work expense on your taxes. Idk if people are lazy, stupid, or just lie.

[@jamesanderson3579]

Ppl who accept every order don’t understand they are independent contractors not employees! What’s the point of dashing just to pay for gas? If customers don’t tip there’s no point to pickup and deliver unless you don’t value your time but to each is own

[@valory13]

I am not a dasher nor have I ever ordered anything via those delivery apps, but I have been a server for several years, the amount of times I wanted to chase down customers because they left a shit tip or none at all is countless. Like I worked my tiny butt off for you, ran back and forth to the kitchen dozens of times even after I asked is there anything else I can get you. And still when you leave I smile and thank you for coming in and hope to see you again soon. It is not that hard to be polite, but it is hard to survive in today's economy I'm like do I buy food this week or pay rent.

[@sunnywalker2826]

Imagine driving your vehicle and paying the gas. Companies shouldn't put the wages on customers, instead they should pay higher wages.

[@valory13]

@@sunnywalker2826 no companys will always find the most profitable way to do business, it is our job as consumers to make bad business practices unprofitable, the government isn't going to help us they literally take bribes in the form of political lobbing

[@terrellchristian6553]

When doing food delivery the amount of tip shouldn't be your focus. Just accept the delivery if the total payout is satisfactory to ur needs ..I've delivered plenty of orders that paid $7-$9 with no tip.

[@jmhibbs165]

I have been dashing a little over a year now, as a 'side hustle'. I am retired, 77 yo, and have had significant previous experience in management, training, recruiting, sales, etc. I wanted a way to supplement my retirement that wasn't stressful and was reasonably rewarding. Doordash has been a terrific experience for me. I regard the occasional tipless dash as a way to pay it forward. I treat those customers the same as I would treat someone who gives me a great tip. We do not know the circumstance of their lives. Often that type of delivery is to someone who doesn't have a car, who is elderly (more than me!) , who seems to be down on their luck. For the most part, I feel that I am tipped well. Why would I not be kind to someone who had a need that I can easily fulfill, who could not afford to both get that meal and tip me It is my chance to brighten someone's day, to spread a little love. If the customer is someone who doesn't seem to be in need financially: if they do not tip, maybe treating them with kindness can help enlighten them, help them change their attitude, give them a little sunshine in their life. Treat others the way you would like to be treated. No exceptions. I appreciate you, Bentley! Thanks for being you!

[@ria600]

True, it makes me feel.more thankful for the ones who tips.

[@peterfanelli898]

I'm 71, dashing for 2 years, I agree completely.

[@sharky2675]

If they can't afford 2 or 3 dollars for a tip then they shouldn't be ordering food on doordash and paying all those fees, they should be going to the grocery store and getting food.

[@TREMVan]

I think the same. In my career I've actually made a lot of I retired in my mid-forties. I own a lot of real estate... I really enjoy doordash cuz I love riding my bike and making deliveries. Sometimes people don't leave a tip and that's got to be okay too. They might not have that much money. Sometimes those people are being cheap and using the system. But as you say sometimes we need to pay it forward..... I might be a fool but my acceptance rate is like 98% so I try to take the good with the bad...

[@sharky2675]

@@TREMVan If they don't have much money then they should be going to the grocery store not ordering on doordash. I will never deliver to someone who does not tip and does not appreciate our time.

[@shoegirlsc25]

Tampering with customers food, eating is unacceptable. In my market of Greenville. I have gotten offers as low as $2.50 to $2.75 for 7.5 miles. I declined and kept it moving. For me the delivery app are only a part-time job, that's how I'm going to use them to supplement my income. Thanks for the video and happy MLK Day.

[@Andrina-fl9ef]

Man, I wish you were my personal delivery driver because as a customer, I agree with everything you said. I do not tip before I make sure everything arrives in order at any business. I add the tip afterward and always tip generously. So far, I haven't had an issue, however, I did stop using Door Dash six months ago because I saw the confrontational videos posted online and the countless videos about dasher complaints. I no longer felt good about using that app knowing drivers didn't accept how I prefer to tip and there was so much hostility between drivers and customers. Thanks for seeing it from both sides of the fence and I hope you are blessed with an abundance of tips in the future!

[@WhatsCookingTime]

But how is it driving to know. You could just agree to a $1

[@evancoulstring]

Im a veteran in the service industry. Did food deliveries for a different company off and on during the pandemic... Heres the thing, if these dashers want to complain about not getting tips, then go get a job being a server in the service industry first, be on your feet going back and forth for 8+ hours, THEN complain if you feel your total tip take isn't sufficient. Dashers need to stop thinking that the CUSTOMER is responsible for paying their wages. If you cannot live with the base pay, then you're working at the wrong place. Tips are a bonus, a showing of being thankful for GREAT SERVICE. You don't deserve a tip just because you showed up. This comes from someone with experience as a server, as a customer ordering deliveries and as a delivery driver (yes I've delivered orders with no tip, yes, it sucked, no i didnt get all worked up about it. )

[@MrFreeze79]

when I used to be a server at a restaurant, I never drove my car to each table, gas, wear and tear on my car, etc.. people in general know that servers, and delivery drivers, don't/can't rely on the base pay. I tip my drivers, and my servers, bartenders, anyone in the service industry because I know that it helps them earn a living. - with good service of course.

[@derekpascal3749]

Most impressive communicator here. Refreshingly assertive.

[@darylray1975]

Not gonna lie, I been dashing for 4 years with 3 being full time. I been know the deal, but working 14 hour days to only be up $120 is bill, but better than nothing. This no tip button has to be abolished. We deal with some real bull on both sides, customer and company. I don't blame dashers for being sub par at this gig. We get lied to on a daily basis, dangerous conditions everywhere, we're fd if our car breaks, etc. Inflation is crazy rn and these people ordering several cases of fn water?? Bro,,, please,, just please. This cherry 🍒 picking life be rough. I'm js

[@DashingTrader]

Great comment Come join the FDA Family I actually care about drivers

[@larrysargent5634]

I would never confront a customer in this manner I simply decline any orders I don't feel is worth it tip or no tip ..dashing was my primary source of income that's not the case anymore

[@c0pyimitati0n]

I hope people realize that just because it doesn't display a tip doesn't always mean you're not getting one. There have been multiple times where it showed that I'm getting no tip, or a very small tip, but then the person tipped me in cash and often times it's between $10-$20...

[@lorenamcgovern]

I've never gotten a cash tip yet

[@aziniowa]

I tip big because I'm a former server .. I also only tip in cash because I'm a former server... People who refuse my orders would really be missing out..

[@mavfin8720]

The no tip, no trip, and eating the customer's food is basically why I no longer use Doordash. They get no money from me anymore after all these antics. Especially the eating the customer's food because they didn't like the tip. To me, that's theft, and they should be prosecuted for said theft when they post it online for all to see. If Doordash isn't paying you enough to take orders to customers, that's Doordash's problem to fix. I'm NOT required to put a 100% tip on a 10 dollar order to make you, the driver, happy. That expectation means that Doordash and their drivers get NO money from me. Ever. EDIT: I wrote this at the start, but, you actually completely covered this. This is actually what THIS customer thinks about all this crap. If the company won't put a stop to this, then I won't use Doordash. And I don't. To be clear, when I was using the app, I did always give a 20% tip on any order. If that's not enough tip, that's Doordash's problem, not mine.

[@Yurushi79]

This video needs to be seen by all Dashers. You are saying how I have been feeling. I have been Dashing for over 3 years. The decline is real. These bad dasher, as few as they are, getting sensationalized by the mainstream media. It has caused a large decline in pay in the community. I notice my profit is half of what it used to be daily and I qualify as a top dasher. I noticed the change in tips as these videos of dashers "abusing" customers have become the highlight. Now it feels like they think all of us do this. These people are hurting the business!

[@DashingTrader]

only non tippers get mad😂

[@marquitawilliams7922]

I always leave a tip when I’m ordering food when I do DoorDash or Grub Hub cost of gas is high an cost of living.

[@clairesmusings]

much gratitude!

[@marquitawilliams7922]

Anytime

[@johnhizer3651]

Amen brother on that whole thing. We’re out here trying to make money while some are about the “content”. It’s giving all of us a bad name. You just said everything I’ve been feeling. I just left all my groups recently because of all the people crying about no tips. Do better people

[@aprilmiller2374]

@iatealready But what is complaining about it going to do? Lol.

[@ellenasilvestro3800]

Guilty! But my reason for asking about the tip was because when I handed the food to the customer, she mentioned that she always adds a 20% tip to her order and if I didn’t get it, to ask the merchant about it. The merchant said, “no tip was added”, when I went back to let her know that the tip didn’t go through, which would have been $60, she called her boss to come speak to me about it and after I felt totally humiliated, he came back with 5 dollars. I will never do that again. Now, I just thank everyone for their tips and don’t take $5 or less if it’s over 5 miles unless I know I’ll probably get orders where I’m going. You have to know your zone and try to stay in it.

[@mithicash1444]

If this happens, you should ask her to show you the receipt on her phone. It is super quick and easy. That can't be faked. Just saying

[@DamianLoved]

This is a good topic. I've worked for tips in the service industry for years in both high-end service and dives. If a server gets beat in a fine dining restaurant, a savvy manager will intercede on the server's behalf and always with a variation of, "How was the service? We do not add on a service fee like some places," etc., in order to recover the server's lost wages. That's an exception in a specialized environment. In higher-end places, tables turn at a slower pace and servers are waiting on far fewer people. If a 4-top "forgets" to tip, that could financially wreck a server's/ team servers' night. A Dasher confronting a customer over a tip? That's a knucklehead's move. The day and age in which we're living, to say that a Dasher is taking their life in their hands by behaving that way is no exaggeration at all. Also, with confrontation videos getting play, some drivers are thinking on the social media exposure that they may receive. Either way, there are so many ways for a scenario like that to go bad and end up on the evening news. Anyway, my car does not move for less than $2 a mile and that's it, no arguments. I'll decline and decline until that criteria is met all day every day. $2 per mile and keep it moving. The only exception I can think of would be a high item count order from a pricey restaurant. Finally, I care about what I can control on my end. My ride is clean inside and out, I have a large, insulated catering bag to keep food warm and I follow customer instructions-- "don't ring bell," etc. Our customers are paying good money for this service and I can handle my end. Thanks for another thought-provoking video, Bentley. Happy New Year to you and your people.

[@michystarot7271]

I love this video, life lessons and growth. Doordash has definitely tested me. I am full time student with a full time job, full time mom, part time job, and door dash. Sometimes I am overwhelmed. Its not fair for me take it out on a no tipper. Sometimes I am glad to help. I can’t tell you how many times my account was in negatives. Times are hard. Every one needs to eat, not everyone has transportation. That being said. I actually do very well on tips, I pick good orders and expect one or two low ones to sneak it.

[@gullyblanchard5750]

Damn theres way too many other orders out here to be trippin over 1 customer not tipping. I almost wish DD would raise the requirements for people joining.

[@judsann473]

That would be amazing. 💯

[@lorenamcgovern]

Maybe a psychological test lol

[@Maevelous]

What's ridiculous to me as a customer who has worked in service jobs before (but not delivery), is for most of my life a tip was something you gave after the service was performed. While it was considered in poor taste not to tip or to tip below 15%, it might happen on occasion if the service was really bad. Alternatively, really great service warranted a better tip. In the early days of food delivery apps, I always waited until after the delivery to decide on a tip, because if my order arrived very quickly or my driver went out of their way for me then I would want to tip more. I had to change this practice after a driver once picked up our food and didn't deliver it because we hadn't tipped yet. I don't understand where this expectation came from that customers should tip drivers prior to the service being given. I agree that tipped wage workers don't get paid enough, but I disagree that they should take a certain percentage of tips for granted. When employees and customers continue to escalate all of this among themselves, the only winner is the company that gets away with underpaying the driver and simultaneously overcharging the customer. It's time we refocused our energy into holding Doordash accountable because as you said no one is talking about their mistreatment of drivers any more but clearly there are still problems in their business model.

[@mindsetnurturingpositivity4693]

Dasher should strike for a day and see how DD feels about those loses!

[@bEtHeSdA_LAME_sTuDi0s]

The problems are intentional. The whole reason they did this 50 percent higher paying orders progra. Is they realized its a way to scam drivers into taking every other order. You know how much trash you gotta take to maintain 50 percent?

[@parisbaxter4996]

You’ve NEVER tipped after a delivery stop trying to make your broke self look better lmaoooo

[@dwaynecampbell317]

Thank you for this. Your perspective and recommendations are much appreciated and you are well spoken. As a customer I will admit I have stopped using delivery service companies altogether. It is not just the tipping issue, but the service charges. Then there is the government taxes. I work in an office where it's difficult to stop for lunch. I tried ordering takeout delivery for a while but I gave up because a $10.00 meal was costing me more than double that. I do not take issue with the drivers but with the business model as a whole. With all the extra fees it's just too expensive. I cannot help but feel that this tipping culture has gotten way out of control. I just can't afford to tip for every single service I encounter in a day. I feel uncomfortable dealing with a situation where the poor tippers are being blamed for a situation that has been created by the employers who don't pay proper livable wages in the first place. The employers are where any anger or efforts to change should be directed, not the people who can barely afford the meal let alone the all the extra charges. We all are doing our best to pay our bills and get by. Sometimes it seems that the people expecting a large tip may not take into account that not everyone has a lot of extra cash to be a good tipper. I do understand that the service industry wages rely on tipping so it's easier for me to just avoid relying on the service in the first place. Unfortunately in this case nobody wins.

[@bustabee143]

Sometimes it makes perfect sense to take a no tip order, either it's really close, taking you somewhere you want to go anyway, you know it's from a place that's gonna be really fast.... the stars have to align but no tip orders can be just as good as any other order in some cases

[@alienskates]

this.

[@elisabethrobbins1053]

And drivers accepting them is the ONLY reason they continue to place cheapskate orders. If it was a restaurant, they'd be staying home & making their own sandwich because they are too broke to pay their server/waitress. We wouldn't be encouraging waitstaff to wait on a table with no tip... even if it's a small table, or during a non-lunch/dinner rush. Ect

[@WaltPowellEnt]

Exactly!

[@7spidersofhh]

@@elisabethrobbins1053 you know the next step/solution is just the destruction of the exploitative restaurant industry as a whole. All of y you stay home and make sandwiches

[@masterroshi3994]

No típ orders are always trouble I tried 3 times never again. One time I deliver a pizza and the person waited 20 seconds before the time ran out so 3 dollars for 30 minutes not worth it

[@GeekboyCC]

If I take an order my customer already has 100% of my effort. As soon as I press that button that customer has my full attention and respect. How can you take an order that obviously doesn't have a tip and then complain about it, It's simple DONT TAKE THE ORDER IF YOU DONT LIKE IT!

[@tonyfro23]

This is a platform problem not a damn customer problem. If you let ANYONE in your club don't be stunned when busters show up

[@valeriegwinn1498]

Thanks for your words of wisdom. I've been dashing for about a year now and admittedly didn't plan on doing it for long. What I've learned is that it's a great second job to help keep me afloat. I don't like the no tip orders but greatly appreciate the good one's. I would love to see us all as dasher learn from your words of advice and treat this job like our livelihoods depend on it because for me it does. Thanks again and I always learn something from your experience.

[@aagonzales67]

💯 bro that's the thing I'm tired of doing charity work unless it's for charity!

[@Hey-gt4gs]

Then don't dash anymore be smarter

[@joshuamayer7219]

I don't accept "no tip" orders period. I'd take the usual low tip to get in a area near stores where customers generally tip high though!

[@LouisTheTraveler76]

Many people are lousy, zero tippers. But you choose to accept the offer. If it's too low, you decline. If you accept, deliveries should be performed professionally, period. Proud Dasher

[@marygonzalez-xe7nx]

Many of us put 0 tip on the app and give great tips in cash when you get to us. Have always been taught to tip in cash so server or dasher for example doesn't have to pay as many taxes.

[@QueenLa91]

Hi Bentley! I have a serious question for you, doordash knock me out of the platinum program because of something they did and will not fix it. I've been a top dasher since I started with doordash. I was in all the programs, platinum, large or and catering, top dasher, but they messed my completion rate up. 1% and they knock me out for unassigned from a order when the restaurant was super busy and out of meat. The restaurant said it would be a wait and this was a second order they gave me after the fact. So I unassigned from in my other order had already been sitting a while. How do I get help from them to fix it! They even told me over the phone, "oh yes you've been a top dasher since you've been with us", but still will not help me. How do I fix this.

[@tyharris9994]

I'm off the app because of the coercive and manipulative tactics. I won't take the trash so all they send me is trash. Done.

[@DoordashDiaries]

i dont take trash and they don't send me trash. Whats makes me different than you?

[@kairiver3840]

@@DoordashDiaries Probably location.

[@ju9piter]

My philosophy is that "I'm running a business, not a charity". If you can't afford to tip the driver, call Meals and Wheels or some other charity. However, I don't feel any angry or hatred towards these folks, I just think that they need to order food from someone else. I understand that money is tight for some people, and they have to pay all these delivery fees, etc. But again, "I'm running a business, not a charity".

[@Brendan_Are]

MAD LOVE & PROPS on this one, B, in that time of putting yourself in a stupid situation, you could have gone out and made more $ and made yet another person's nite a LITTLE better. Bentley, love you spreading the love & not hate.

[@bbearhug]

All these things are being said with the presumption that D D is charging appropriate fees to deliver. A delivery that is 5 miles away costs 9$ in time and cost of operation. Costs not considered, risks of vehicle collision or injury driving.

[@williamkranski]

Great video. I have only been Dashing for a little over 3 weeks. Your videos are very helpful. I probably accept way to many lower pay then I should. But I learning quickly.

[@ninjanexus6244]

I can say I never accept no tip deliveries because I personally believe and follow the principle that if I'm getting something delivered to me then I'm need to be able to afford to tip as well. But I would never go to a customer and ask them why they didn't.

[@Doortrashfranco]

Why not? Don’t you feel it disrespectful to not receive a tip? Fucc Doordash

[@ninjanexus6244]

@@Doortrashfranco no bro. You have to understand I have been broke enough that I couldn't afford to get stuff delivered and get that some people can't afford it. But that means I won't accept their order as well. That doesn't give me the right to complain to the customer but it does give me the right to complain to door dash the multi million dollar company who can't afford to pay their dashers more.

[@DoordashDiaries]

Bro stop being so fu€king dramatic. Either turn the order down, multi app or both. It stop all the complaining

[@Doortrashfranco]

@@DoordashDiaries Fucc u and Doordash how the fucc y’all want drivers to be above 50% to get better orders? So we being forced to take those no tip orders? Hell nah #NoTipNoTrip Doordash will be exposed!!!

[@ninjanexus6244]

@@DoordashDiaries that's literally my whole point is don't complain to the customer about not tipping and just turn the order down. How did you not get that?

[@Two_wheels_dasher]

I don't think cherry picking is damaging DD, I think it's the multi orders, I've seen drivers taking up to 3 orders with 3 different phones, I mean, I wouldn't want my food to be delivered late and cold. I know it's hard to make money not multi-apping but that's why I cherry pick, I rarely take double orders.

[@yvetterivera9313]

I want to say thank you for all you do for us dasher. I just started a month ago. But b4 I began dashing. I looked at your videos. I became a top dasher already. The only thing that I want to get better at is the money and miles that are great to accept. But with every customer, I accept I always keep them posted on their food. Also, I call them. Even if they don't give me a tip. I'm always polite and say thank you. 😊. Once again thank you.

[@krystapope9130]

I love you’ve been able to read my mind on all these topics. It’s unbelievable the attitude some people have. I appreciate your views and I couldn’t agree more! Thanks for saying it out loud!

[@talemire258]

This is the best DoorDash video I've ever seen. God bless you homie. Speaking like a real man.

[@Schizniit]

You and Mr.Beatonyou are the only 2 dashers I watch regularly, cause I like y'all spreading positivity and not just complaining about customers like a lot of newer dasher/vloggers. Tired of the negativity myself in our community (for lack of a better word) that I see more of recently and I want to try and be a good dasher, be professional with customers no matter what and just do better to be a kinder person in general. Always had anger problems, controlling my temper was always hard til I started working on it a few years ago, and for 2023 (even tho I hate making them) I made one resolution that my goal for this year was to be kind to people no matter what. I think all dashers reading this should work on being more kind in general and we need to support each other, not argue about how to make our money or harass customers. Every order I take, even if it's some 2 dollar order on a stack, I'm still going to be on time, be quick, and deliver as professionally as I can. Just like you said was something I thought about earlier, I thought "what if I just give good service to someone who tipped low, then the next time, they'll tip more to their dasher" not ridiculous to consider.

[@nscalzonk5476]

I have been dashing for 3 years and learned from this man when I started out. I pick up food and deliver it. I enjoy most of the customers. I pass the ones that do not have a great tip.

[@raidr4lyfe]

This message is for my fellow Dashers. Wondering if there's a strategy to get higher fares. This is my 5th day as a Dasher. I'm noticing the app is lying to me. Before I hit the Dash Now button, it shows me a huge area in red and says "Busy". Then I click the button, and it shows me a MUCH SMALLER area AND it offers me very small $5 orders (that makes me deliver MILES outside the zone, then I have to drive back). My acceptance rate is 71%. The time of day is between 6:30 pm and 9:30 pm in San Antonio, TX. Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

[@dougneal9970]

I just don’t take a order I don’t want to do I’ll wait til I get one worth it

[@junny3000]

This man said his friend has a draco lol and he’ll use it if he’s approached with a camera 😂😂😂😂

[@therealvirgoqueen6553]

U can PROUDLY say that I've always been grateful to just be able to see someone able to nourish thier body with the delivery I just made ! I NEVER touch thier merchandise and I try to get thier merchandise to them in a fast & speedy manner because GOD made me grateful to just be able to make someone else Happy and be able to pay my bills & I Love my customers which whom many I frequent 🙏🌹❤✝️🙏

[@jjmirah819]

I cherry pick orders, been doing it for months. I make 110 a day after an 8 hr shift. My acceptance rate STAYS between 45% and 30%. I just take what I want and decline what I don't.

[@rickcooper156]

In my market, Doordash doesn't let me know if there is a tip until after the order is completed. I then get to Doordash Pay and Customer tip... I end my average day with a few no tip orders that I wouldn't take if I knew that they didn't tip... I would never confront a No Tip Customer but I sure pray that their order gives them the worst gas that they've ever had!