New Uber Eats Driver Is LOSING Money | First Shift

[@YourDriverMike]

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[@IslandHammah808]

I follow your $7 per run thing and it works out great. I buy gas so anything less than $7 is almost a joke. Thanks 🤙🏼

[@Rhogna59]

Meaty Mama may have been new to UberEats several months ago, but she has been doing DoorDash for quite some time. She’s just trying to figure out the new to her app…how it operates. Meaty Mama is very entertaining. I love her videos, she is hilarious and she is a hustler, a single mom trying to support her family. ♥️

[@GraveAngels]

I love her!

[@richie0099]

I use to drive and accept orders but I’ve notice two things it’s very dangerous if you’re moving fast to get back to a hot zone and also you can’t make a good decision in the trip like looking the route and end address not I pause or end dash until I can stop for new offers

[@mng519]

Seems the offers come in better if I'm moving. DD likes to send me the offer after I've driven by the restaurant so I have to turn around. I drive really slowly around residential back roads near the hot spots.

[@YourDriverMike]

I call it "jogging" an app, like waking it up. If I'm sitting somewhere and nothings happening sometimes I'll just drive across the parking lot. I don't like driving for more than a minute or so if my intention is just to 'wake it up'. If I'm repositioning I'll drive a few minutes but rarely if ever full out reposition 8 minutes away. Completely anecdotal, we've never seen evidence that that does anything to get more orders.

[@thevanshe]

Same. I tried the parking and waiting and hardly get dinged. If I drive in circles in a major shopping complex circle, I get dinged regularly.

[@bostonharold4348]

@@YourDriverMikeI’ve started walking the parking lot boundary to get my steps in.

[@justin2997]

On a $5 delivery.$2 goes to gas and $2 goes to wear and tear on your car. Your take-home is $1 that gets taxed to .75 cents. Uber should get sued..

[@threezysworld8089]

​@@justin2997It's worse. W2 get taxed at I believe 35%, "independent contractor" get taxed at a higher rate I believe.

[@Knowwayjose1]

After 13,months of trial and error learning ( and watching tons of other gig deliveries vids ) I’m digging the upgrade with a OG Veteran looking at drivers like a coach or NFL scout ! Thanks for sharing this vid because Meaty Momma is now quite the PRO delivery driver and incredibly humorous & entertaining!

[@Hugh589]

The best thing I appreciate you're being empathetic for this woman. I think you should do more of this and and add A. Icon that shows the amount of gas is being wasted on those small. Pay out orders.

[@mattzarzana1865]

I multi app with UE’s, DD, and GH. Take the best orders from there. My marketplace in Vancouver Washington is definitely hit and miss often times I find myself traveling across the bridges to Portland to get higher pain and more water is coming in

[@titusgray4598]

I got a ton of shop and pays tonight. The pay wasn’t bad, I made about $40 after gas for 2 and a half hours

[@arresthillary9502]

i dont take the risk of driving thru an intersection for less than $10 my AR is around 15%

[@gilbertomartinez6981]

in Mira Mesa Miramar area here with Uber eats on about my 6th week now. I really try to stay away from UTC area apartments due to lack of parking. So annoying. 😂 Thanks for the idea of passing off on orders under $7. Another thing i found out just today is that i can opt out to stop receiving requests from teenagers under 18. Sorry but I have the idea in my head that this was probably why i kept getting small orders for one drink only or one sandwhich only. I would get orders under $4.00 And yes I did take them at first for experience using the app. PS. I no longer take shop and pay orders for more than about 5 items. For me the more items on the order the more time I spent waiting on customers accepting or rejecting replacement items and later with support when customer did not respond to my reaching out to them. And even though the items were all found, the time spent shopping was too long for the pay because after all that I still had to deliver it miles away.😵‍💫

[@Joe_334]

I can't stand delivering to Hospitals at night.

[@MayonR]

Just started uber. I think my driving in construction made me a monster at finding parking. I find parking in UTC sometimes under the building like the Lux and tell the customer to come down and get it. Just watch out for reception. Linda Vista has been killing it in the college area with tons of 1 mile orders. Then I love getting sent to Gaslamp. I will put on my hazards and park in the street if it's quick and little traffic. Last night three of 1 mile orders and one was literally next door at the hotel next to claim jumpers. Been averaging 250 if I strategize.

[@byhen68]

Mike, I get what you're saying about cash to mileage ratio but you also have to take into account the market you're in. What works in places like California, Texas, or New York will have you pulling your hair out in places like Louisiana.

[@LAGASGAL]

Right because I’m struggling in Baton Rouge.

[@Bstrength]

Slidell is awful too. These people refuse to tip. And the consistent $2 to $3 offers just make this too frustrating.

[@maryretireddasher-grubhubf1259]

Love Meaty Mama ❤ she has been struggling so follow see her whole story good to watch

[@YourDriverMike]

Working to get out of debt I saw which is an awesome thing to take control of 🙌🏼

[@XThirdEyeX]

Its pretty decent in my area...F-A-R too many deliveries are absolutely disgusting though...I mean seriously insulting, Uber should seriously be ashamed of themselves for even sending out MANY of these. 🤮🤮🤮🤮 But there are always good ones throughout the day with customers who actually care enough to tip decently. Sometimes REALLY great ones, and because of my exceptionally great customer service, I often receive tip increases, sometimes REALLY nice tip increases. I'm so thankful for Mike's strategy on what deliveries to accept and avoid...for awhile when I first started with Uber Eats deliveries I was blindly taking any trips that came through, and if there was an add on, I'd just blindly snatch it up too. But now I only accept deliveries if they're close to $9 or more, and the payout HAS to be at least $5 more than the mileage...and a 2 batched order HAS to be $18 or more, same $5 more than mileage...and if it's a 3 batched delivery, no less than $27 or more and again, same $5 rule.

[@titobeme]

I’ve all but stopped using UEats and almost exclusively do DD. I find it much more intuitive and the map is much easier to navigate.

[@YourDriverMike]

Uber Eats has been dead here in Pittsburgh at least for me. Zero surge in probably 1.5 years on delivery

[@titobeme]

@@YourDriverMike I believe you! How the hell in Bklyn, NY most of my offers are between $3-$5 and over 3-5 miles? The tip situation sucks with them as well.

[@TheKingHelper639]

I live in Huntsville, AL (a decently well populated city) and the same has happened for me recently as well. They literally will not give me anything over $7, yet every trip is minimum 10 miles or more.

[@richie0099]

Yeah I think Uber eats is slowly dying here in my area it’s practically dead I turn it on once in a while and all I get is those crazy miles low paying offers.

[@kimcox3458]

Yep, last few weeks here in LA,CA.low offers $3-6. Thank goodness we get the new Prop.22 guaranteed pay Bi-weekly. It helps!

[@DaveDepilot-KFRG]

I'm in eastern PA (near NJ border) and last night I took 3 DD orders which had NO tip and $2 total. One because it was only a mile and the other 2 were add-ons to other better orders and they were additional mile or two only. I did decline on $2 order which was over 5 miles. My area sucks, but I only have less than 3 weeks driving so I'm giving it more time.

[@wesdoobner7521]

The problem is the "expected" tip sometimes doesn't get paid on uber and you do 10 miles for like $4 instead of the $18 promised. My strategy says I can't take long uber trips period, only long trips on DD with the guaranteed amount known. I'll take my chances on short uber orders and that's it.

[@Johnny-hn9ts]

That's messed up. They took out the tip after delivery? I would have gone back and egg their driveway or something.

[@Johnny-hn9ts]

That's messed up. They took out the tip after delivery? I would have gone back and egg their driveway or something.

[@wesdoobner7521]

@@Johnny-hn9ts no they don't take back the tip, they never gave one. Uber tells includes what they say is the "expected" tip, but it's not guaranteed and the customer never said they were giving a tip, it's just what uber assumes. And generally uber users do tip pretty well. But some don't and you can't depend on a big number on uber like you can on DD.

[@johnboy1520]

i only do a couple of miles on uber...anything more is just not worth the risk knowing the customer can yank the tip (delivery fee) for no reason. if by chance a better offer from doordash comes in, i cancel uber and take the dd. dd always gets priority over ube...

[@SvnnyMoney]

you gotta realize that not every city is the same. Some people do not live in a densely packed city like pittsburg. Some people live in cities with a lot of land and things are spaced out and driving to another part of the city makes a lot of sense

[@SD40oz]

For me dd was the better money maker over the last few years but now uber eats is the cash king for me here in San Diego, as usual with these side gigs you just never know or can predict the outcome of your shift/dash.

[@inspiredinspirations]

I have been subscribed to her channel for a while, she has been dashing and doing urber sense either 2020or2021. This is an old video. Meaty Mama is awesome.

[@questcore636]

the best advise i can give, if you're brand new, don't start delivery app services in the middle of winter, start in the month of may so you get a big bulk of cash

[@charlesclaridy8646]

Just got home from 9 hours of delivering. Uber Eats is getting as stupid as Door Dash with offers. I multi app so I make the bank, but it is sad to see UE take the DD path!

[@justin2997]

They both are trash. I'm getting a new job next week minimum wage is $11. On a $5 delivery $2 goes to gas $2 goes to wear and tear on your car your take-home is $1 after taxes $0.75. f Uber and doordash

[@averagejoe1773]

Anyone else in the Tulsa Oklahoma market?... I do l DoorDash Uber spark Lyft.. and I rarely see more than a dollar a mile if I took all the orders they send me most of them will be at $0.50 or less

[@brandonrobertson1696]

I laughed today when i saw the cashout update. They now allow you to instant cashout up to 5k per week. Who the heck is making 5k a week on uber?

[@botaeng2]

I'd say management 😂 they gave themselves the option to instant cash out.

[@VitalisOfoegbu-um1mh]

😂😂

[@mluterancik]

Driving gets me more orders. I swear when I sit, I don't get as many as when I'm in motion.

[@MrDjru31az]

I also agree

[@JuanBrolo]

For the life of me.. I cannot get orders paying anything more than a dollar a mile... And that's extremely rare. I have gone to different cities and counties and it's the same garbage

[@justin2997]

The average delivery is $5. $2 goes to gas,$2 goes to wear and tear on your car. Your take-home is $1.after taxes you make .75 cents. The worst job in history..

[@kodybaker8974]

that's just a bit dramatic. lol

[@HealthISWealth738]

Did order by mistake yesterday was 2 orders for 4.00 first order was in town the other was at least 4-5 towns away. 18 min drive. I will never go online for uber eats again

[@18MikeMitchell18]

4-5 towns away? That’s impossible. Also, you can cancel one of the two orders if you want

[@parisTheDoll07]

she’s MEATYmama not just mama lol love watching her she’s super chill

[@ianntharoseberry7508]

I love watching her. She just straight up in a comforting way

[@johnny-becker]

Got to consider the size and population of the city. Medium-sized cities do not pay as well as the larger cities.

[@lw1913]

I looooooooooooooooove Meaty Mama! Her videos are so entertaining and to watch her dashing her way outta debt is great! Thanks for doing this video. Great tips and information. She's doing so much better than that first video now. She ROCKS! :)

[@Red88Rex]

Uber wins regardless because it has no zones and you can sign on and off at will.

[@threezysworld8089]

I do like that. In my area there are some nice areas bordering bad ones and DD makes sure they're included in the zone. I'm not going to the bad areas, generally poor tippers, bad roads/more wear and tear on your car, and I'm not trying to walk around those areas.

[@W81Researcher]

But less customers in poor markets order from there because of the higher fees.

[@kenhuntington449]

I started October 1 of 2024, today is 11/24 so almost two months. I was able to figure out the interface in about 4 days driving. At this point I am a Diamond Status on Uber Eats, my current points this month is 778 points with a week to go. I have a 70ish acceptance rating and 0% cancelation. At this point I am choosy of the trips Ill take minimum $2 a mile under my 15 mile range in any direction and i only am actively driving 16-25 hours a week. Im in the East County San Diego market, but while it has a lot of DD drivers Im fairly sure Uber Eats has about 10 drivers for this area.

[@Gregorious1978]

Mike, I work the Cleveland, TN area and would love to only take $7 plus orders and still keep my acceptance rate up above 70%. My reason is because if you go below platinum dasher in this area you are boned, but there's also the over saturation of this area and the fact that every dasher here is platinum. Any tips or tricks you can think of to make my dashing experience better?

[@EightiesJames]

I work Hamilton Co and random.. Thank you for saying Cleveland is saturated. I won't make it any worse for ya!

[@steventhompson4278]

While doing DD and GH, Tried roadie this weekend did 3, cvs,home depot,tractor supply. All around $11(33) each 17 total miles for all 3 ,plus got $8 cash tip from 1.

[@user-zk3cr5sr8r]

I’ve averaging 24$ an hour not counting cost of gas/maintenance, is this good?

[@jdwar11]

My first DoorDash order ended up being canceled by the restaurant but I didn’t get a notification until I was trying to pick it up. The $2.75 I got for it at least covered the 4 mins it took

[@edwinsmith2827]

Wait 15 minutes before moving?? I often wait 2 hours!! Over the long haul it averages 1 order per hour

[@jggraybill]

Gotta know when to quit that day also. I drive for spark and sometimes you gotta quit to keep your money if it's a lot of drivers.

[@rodneyswackard4664]

@YourDriverMike you give great information..but it really all depends on your market. You have to really learn your market. I'm in Houston..super super over saturated. If you wait for a $7 order you may never pick up anything. They are few and far inbetween

[@ceez1]

I get what you are saying about cash flow and accepting smartly. This morning was my first day doing DD. I got my first offer but I declined it. Second offer came in (not worth the drive) so I declined it. Third order same thing...I started to panic because I don't want DD to think I don't want to work. Finally one came in for a few miles and got 10 bucks. Later on I got an offer to stop at 2 different spots then drive to customer for $3.75. I declined and the DD banner pops up saying that my Acceptance rate is going from 44% to 40%. How do we handle that? Decline too many because they don't make sense cash wise but then won't we just just stop getting orders or possibly risk getting dropped by DD? HELP!!

[@vitalekg]

My boy Ike Mike sike dike is in Pittsburg pa his area pays 16/hr while my area in SC pays 10 bucks.. So min 7 for him may be a 5 buys for u if ur in rural poor part of the great USA

[@INoIFearIGaming]

Don't worry about your acceptance rate. Drivers are considered self employed and independent contractors so you can accept or decline any and all offers you want. They can't "fire" you for declining too many offers. There's tons of drivers with single-digit acceptance rates. Don't let them scare you into taking all those trash $2-3 orders in fear of losing your account if you don't. I personally just leave my app on at home all day while I'm just chillin and just wait for decent orders to come in. Now I'm also just a single guy, not married, no kids, no house mortgage, splitting bills with a roommate so for me this is acceptable but for others that may have a wife, kids, family, and a house that they need to support, this job probably won't cut it.

[@radicalalex]

I’m so thankful I found this video! I just recently started driving for UberEats and these tips you’re sharing are so helpful. Like, I wasn’t sure if I should drive around or wait in a parking lot. And trip radar was confusing because it pops up and goes away so fast, I thought it was a tutorial for a new part of the app and I just could find where to pull it up 😅 By chance, have you talked about the current hot spots that show up on the map? I think this is surge, but it only seems to pop up where they need drivers and even if I’ve picked up in the red area, I don’t think I’ve seen a note of extra pay? I think I’m doing that wrong? And if I may also ask, have you done a video or talked about prop 22 in California? Or maybe someone is the comments can help? Does this mean on low orders I’m still getting paid a certain amount while active? Should I pick up any order because or prop 22?

[@GigiWright]

Newbie here 3 weeks in senior woman. Never thought I'd bee doing gig work but here I am. In CA prop 22 in the Coachella Valley greater Palm Springs sprawling, traffic lights, crazy gated communities, backward areas.....challenging. I have a manual car which I love but never would of bought for this job its hard on the legs and knees after 3 or 4 hours. Thoughts on Shop & Pay as a refresher during the day......?

[@Slugnworm]

If it's her first order don't she need to take anything to get acceptance rate up

[@lynnesgigsandbuys]

Love your channel, love your critique, but you're in a larger city. As much as I would love every order to be $7 and above it isn't always possible. I'm in a largely rural market. For the day, I averaged a $1.75 and up per mile.

[@3DJapan]

If the minimum tip even move was $7 I'd hardly ever earn anything.

[@LawPope]

I like SHIPT. I learn a week later that Home Depot orders can not tip due to them being placed on the website and not on the SHIPT app! Some orders were 4 packages of 50 pounds or more!!! Never touched another Home depot order after realizing that. Not worth the time or hassle.

[@rockerdad2]

Hands down, Best driving app youtube chanel!!!

[@mojoesixpack]

I just completed my 25th delivery, and I have yet to receive an offer anywhere close to a 1.75 to 1 ratio. At least 80% of my offers are less than 1 to 1. When I get one that is 1 to 1, it's like I've hit the lottery. An it's not like I'm taking everything that's offered; my acceptance rate is only 22%. If I waited for a 1.75 or even 1.5 to 1, I would be waiting all day and all night. Either there is some secret I don't know about, or I live in a crap market.

[@mariamoncadajamaicamelovet3995]

I quit a year ago because the money dried up. I did it full time like 80 hours a week in the Phoenix area.

[@thepharaoh9190]

Absolutely DESPISE the PHX area, I generally stay within Gilbert and Chandler, and some parts of Mesa. Hate going into Scottsdale and PHX, although I can see the appeal for Scottsdale

[@needblinds2592]

She is honest doored dash is lower pay

[@patsue69]

I'm Pittsburgh and the volume on Uber, pay, tips are all so very down. What really bothers me is doing 3 drivers with like $20 and it's not even possible to hit it fast enough. I think it happens for us bottom dwellers. Newbie's or drivers who rejected too many.

[@trounbyfire]

I did DoorDash first then Uber...uber seems a little more cluttered. Dash is simpler but i like Uber's map and info in one place. Dash i set to Google maps so I can look at order notes

[@Snerdles]

There is a company that runs car charging stations in my area and they have a 5 minute grace period before they start billing. There is also a business with a free charger right in the main restaurant area of the city. My startegy is to 'charger hop' along thebway back to the free charger if it's dead out there. Each one is only about a mile for the charge time, but a free mile is a free mile. This forces me to sit for 5 minutes at a couple of locations and cuts down on my dead miles, which is nice. I used to have a really bad habit of always heading back to my same sitting spot and it reallybeats away at the dollars per mile. I drive a PHEV so that cuts down on how much gas I burn.

[@Snerdles]

@@user-px5lu9lb5t That doesn't make any sense at all. Regen braking pushes way more than 3kw in to a battery on regular occasions. In fact, Lithium batteries will last far longer if charged in smaller bands rather than drained and charged full all the time.

[@Snerdles]

@@user-px5lu9lb5t You mean when they are aggressively fast charging vehicles and driving for long periods of time, and not on L2 chargers at 1/4C charge rates? Why are you spouting things that don't make sense like you know what you are talking about?

[@imnumberone416]

Can you make an app that all the drivers contribute to on how much each address tips? All the drivers could contribute to it and then the drivers could know where to deliver to and where to not bother

[@AnonymousBS_X]

In AZ UE has hit rock bottom. Declined over 200 sub $6 offers going 6-28miles, yes 28 miles on a Wed in 3 hours. Most orders were offered at $3. With traffic that would be sub $12 an hour before gas. No one tips extra here on sub $10 offers. Took the only $2 per mile order and went home. AR is 4% from 50% a month ago. No thanks.

[@hereholdmybeer4203]

The only time I drive uber now is around 3 to 5 am ill get theses 30 dollar orders. Make 90 and then after that. All the 2 dollar ones start up.

[@pennysavedisapennyearned]

What I don’t understand is when Uber sends an order that is to be picked up in a different town and wants you to carry it 2 towns over? Can anyone answer it?

[@FairDrogon]

The market is good enough for Uber Eats where I live at least. Been on the waitlist for DD forever...

[@YourDriverMike]

Thanks for watching, I think DD should be solid too for you

[@titusgray4598]

@@YourDriverMike I don’t know what it is but I haven’t been getting offers for DD and I usually have it open with UE and I’ll get 3 with Uber while I’m still waiting on 1 with DD. In New Orleans so it might be a local preference for UE

[@justin2997]

I do doordash and Uber eats and they both are horrible in Las Vegas. The average delivery is 5.00 which means $2 goes to gas $2 goes to wear and tear on your car and you walk home with $1 after taxes .75 cents. Minimum wage is $11.this job is a joke.

[@FairDrogon]

San Diego is my market. I guess I'm lucky. But I visit Las Vegas so much there's no point in me buying souvenirs lol.@@justin2997

[@Breesbracelets-lc4zw]

😂 my first and only Uber delivery said 7.59 for 2.5 miles. It was actually 30 minutes to the next town over. It took me an hour to complete 😢

[@AaronCross760]

I got an order the other day that the delivery was basically in the same parking lot as the the order lol someone on their job that couldnt leave

[@teamofone1219]

I tried uber eats for the first time and I didn’t that much orders. I keep getting repeat orders that weren’t worth the time/money and they all wanted me go downtown which I refuse. Plus those orders are like 20 minutes away from my parameter ain’t no way I’m doing those orders unless you pay me a million dollars.

[@thebowdasher]

I do uber eats and DD. I now, do more uber eats because it's consistent and it pays me more.

[@spicytuna5227]

People need to stop take bullshit orders. But I get it. Different areas in this country different pay. Florida for example is booming.

[@Joe_334]

I had an order at Little Caesar's. Me and another driver showed up at the same time, this was supposed to be another pickup along another pickup. DD drops the order before I can even pick it up, and the other guy comes asking for the same order DD dropped for me. Ubereats won't take me because of a record. Now I know it's not even worth it...

[@vivpet122]

I guess the only time you will make money is at the beginning where you get like $300 for 20 deliveries.

[@genewcotton]

Hey Mike, how do you manage an acceptable acceptance rate while turning down sub $7 orders? Is there a strategy for keeping above 70% yet not getting screwed on low paying offers? Thanks for the insight!

[@thevanshe]

Placement I think. I stick to corners of a major city. Helps me not have to drive crazy far.

[@nocturnus6]

Yeah, I would like to know as well. What city is Mike located? 7$ orders are pretty rare in my area. To keep 70% AR I'd be losing money. This is a small town, I guess it will never be very good here. Been at it a few years, it's gotten worse.

[@genewcotton]

@nocturnus6 I think he's in Pittsburgh, but I could be wrong.

[@CaimAstraea]

In my country uber eats is for students riding their bicycle around town making some extra cash for cigarettes or w/e

[@botaeng2]

I get eats orders thats like 7 dollars for 11 miles... pretty much 1 in 10 eats pop ups in my town is worth it(barely).

[@susankearney3708]

Looks like something is on fire in the studio. I hope that’s a humidifier.

[@tiffanyvarelli8834]

I’m learning… it seems regional… some of us are in areas where we can make 50-60$/hourly, some ppl are not… on top of being in high paying metros, know which orders to accept & decline. Some of these videos might not apply to everyone. U can take 8$ orders if everything is close… I’m in Milwaukee/Chicagoland… I’m not doing nothing for 8$ 😂😂

[@MarkCharlesLamendola]

This morning December 3, I get an Uber delivery that comes in $25. 1 mile but it doesn’t say where it’s going and that was an alarm that went off in my head, I was able to call the customer they were 25 miles away from me which is 50 mile round-trip Uber tried to screw me I canceled the trip..this is the stuff they’re up to these days not just these days ..screw the drivers they knew no one was gonna take this 50 mile round-trip.. remember you new drivers.. you don’t get a pickup where you drop off!!

[@sl5946]

I like your colored lighting are those LED strips?

[@YourDriverMike]

All Philips Hue lights! They're quite expensive it took years to build the collection lol Govee is a more budget friendly option

[@sl5946]

@@YourDriverMike thanks, they really make your videos pop

[@mayawalksdogs]

Thank Goodness I JUST Found you!!! You da man!

[@chervongodselect2268]

That's me... I'm doing my reattach research cause baby I can't...😂😂show me the 💰 NOW😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂but I'm serious

[@lynettedean8238]

Question if you deny an order do you get dinged? Bc sometimes it’s in the way and I can’t see the map on the delivery I’m currently working on.

[@MrDjru31az]

based on my experience yes and no they do take a little longer to give you a new order they are really bipolar with that, but your percentage will def take a hit.

[@Aszelgus]

St pete was my old market. You can make 1k a week there if you know where/when to hang out

[@telinathomas]

OMG I had one too for 11 dollars I didn't pay attention to the miles which I should of my fault on that but it was in a different town the tip was a 1 dollar I was mad

[@m.martinguzman1669]

This specific market is lucrative. This is where I run food. I know where's she's looking and she's definitely not hitting the right spots during the right parts of the day. She's on 4th St. North of Downtown in the middle of the day.

[@larryt510]

Unfortunately most Ubereats offers nowdays (at least in my area) are $4 or $5. Holding out for $7 or more with low mileage leaves you sitting more than working. Base pay is only $2.00 now and customers are tipping $2 or $3 if lucky.

[@3DJapan]

I don't know what you mean by 175.

[@donnamccoy314]

I think when Uber does that they're doing it because Uber is making more than money than. We are out here doing all the hard work and Uber is still making more than.

[@Masterpresident]

Uber eats give customers the choice of they can withdraw there tip after delivery up to 1 hour after delivery

[@southern901]

yeap decrease or increase

[@VWorldWide]

I actually think driving is better driving between power strips it gets me things going that way. If the app feels tou are going that way it gives you thing going that way. Of I sit for 15 min I feel like i wasted time

[@zanieru7041]

What are your thoughts on delivering to military bases especially at night? Majority of my orders are military and I have to drive 10 miles in the middle of nowhere to get to an open gate then 4 miles to get to customers just to have to drive out to 14 miles back to my starting position?

[@Ink30]

Nope, not worth it

[@needblinds2592]

It's far to lowwe work for 6.30 us per hr after fuel

[@needblinds2592]

No tip in Australia

[@donnamccoy314]

I understand on your route of doing 725 to $0 an but in some locations they don't pay that Uber don't understand keep sending people $3 or $4 to go eight point miles when I'm Ubering they give me a lot of and my point is down I'm at 52.

[@hayleehowser]

What do u do when u only have 2-3$ order maybe 5 driving more then you get but if do t take no orders are coming up? I haven’t worked with delivery driving like this since 2019-2021. And now acing to retry for income needed. What would be better or how to get more. I’ll be on for 12 hrs each day and for 3 days I’ve only got 4 hrs of active jobs/work in the full 36hrs I was online trying to work.

[@ana-up2ss]

If i can just upload photo here to share i would do that ....i declined multiple times for orders for only $2.85 then see again on a trup radar $3.33 for 6 mi lol at my surprised it says another driver match for this request😂😂😂

[@theherbpuffer]

Just like all these apps, its good to use in my multi app arsenal.

[@Noetik5000]

That lady is pure freaking comedy 😂😂😂

[@ReRe-kr1ht]

The adventures we have out there 😂 You simply can't understand until you do it. My husband would drive on weekends so we could do Uptown area without the hassle of finding parking & damn the stories we have 😭😂 I fired him at least 2-3 times a month😝

[@WilliamWeaver-x4v]

My market is 95% turn down. On average we paid 20c a mile

[@steveaustin3224]

On any app, i feel i just park near tge buay places and we do well. We dont chase tge hitspots

[@thebowdasher]

Why does Uber eats have the time on the left of the order?

[@MrDjru31az]

El paso, tx market sucks I've seen uber eats orders for as low as 2 dlls and I don't take them because that means there's no tip. What i hate even more is that uber allows this type of behavior, both low uber pay and no tip? No thanks, but of course uber be like how dare you!

[@nimashahinfar2329]

IS uber prefer uber delivery by driver or e-bike? and do you have video on uber delivery with e-bike?

[@YourDriverMike]

The difference with a bike/moped etc is these platforms may send you shorter runs, runs with no freeway driving (obviously) and sometimes smaller orders (what can fit in one bag versus large orders)

[@asherael]

i wanna know who's taking the 2 dollar orders i see pop up....

[@Superman_305]

Uber cheats is like door trash they both suck and aren't worth doing anymore that's why i completely got out of gig work.

[@basecrutch6207]

21 minutes out should be $12 minimum, not 7, $19 would be awesome

[@Lina-ws3by]

If there isn't there needs to be a tipless view option