Challenge Mode!!!!! For 28 days, go undercover in a drug cartel and make as much as you can. When time concludes, inform your handler with all evidence and take down the cartel
Drug dealers only last roughly 2 years before being caught and regretting the whole thing. Knowledge is key and knowing this keep yourself honest and you will win the long game. I am 50yo and outlasted all those drug dealers in NYC by working hard and legally. I now make more than drug dealers.
@@8til826 Nope. You’ve got to tip before delivery. Personally, I want to see how good of service I’m getting afterwards, then I’ll tip if it was good. Been jipped before when I tipped first and they never brought me my food and never responded to my phone calls. I had to reorder! 🤦🏽♀️
I do both, but in my areas, there just aren't enough Uber orders. A big plus with Uber is they DONT PENALIZE YOU FOR DECLINING AN ORDER!!!! Hate that about Doordash
They actually do and the reason that you might not be getting uber eats orders is because you're not taking enough. Doordash is just more transparent that they will penalize you if you don't take enough orders. Meanwhile, uber eats is in the dark about how much you have to take to keep receiving orders. I challenge you to test this and take every Uber eats order Even if it's just 10 orders in a row, you'll realize it'll start picking up a lot more
@timr1627 yeah, I have gotten that pop-up. Very disappointing. I hate that either penalize you for not subsidizing their ridiculously cheap orders for them. Screw that. I have over 6100 deliveries just with Doordash and the cheap ones with no tip (2.00) or 3 or 4 dollar ones almost always turn out to be an extra pain to deliver. A million stairs or lot of walking to get to, (like $3.25 order to top floor of ancient building on college campus, long way from parking lot and 2 flights of stairs before an elevator was available, then across long building to other end to deliver and guy could not be found. Unclear instructions on where his office was. Cheap orders tend to be the worst. One day got one for $2 to shop at dollar general for 3 30 packs of water. That would kill me. And where it went, I already knew had stairs no matter what floor it was on. I unassigned it.
Yep, plus DoorDash DOESN'T PAY! And like you said.. can only do an area.. take you out almost ever order.. then have to drive all those miles back again to get an order!
@@swagedeliasphere UberEATS and Uber are still the best $ making from my experience. Uber gives demand bonuses. DoorDash give and extra $1 or $2.. MAX.. UberEATS I've received $50 demand bonus plus tip and base pay. .
@@swagedeliasphere have u tried Uber and or UberEATS? Bonuses are (I'd say unreal but are totally real) awesome unlike DD that may give you a bonus of $1-$5. UberEATS gives bonuses of $1-$50 or more.
I’ve been doing Uber for 8 months, finally got into Doordasher and it has been the WORST user experience I’ve ever had to deal with!!! I’m so unbelievably thankful for how simple Uber Eats interface and experience is🙌🏻🙌🏻
SAME! I was waitlisted for weeks on doordash. I finally got on and since you start as top dasher it's really nice high paying orders. Unfortunately their interface is horrible. No sound notifications for incoming offers, and way too much reading to decline while driving. Not to mention the app acting up a ridiculous amount.
@jayyy4491 delivery arrival shows up on doordash and can count against your deactivation; whereas, ubereats does not use time for delivery against you.
What do you mean by stable too? I haven’t had any issues with the app. I run on a iPhone with 1.5mbps download speed from my phone carrier. Works just fine. As for UE being better, I disagree. They both are just as bad and market dependent. The southern area I work in has more DD customers. As I move north, UE will start having about the same as DD. Both will still give good and bad offers. I just like how UE interface allows customers to see where my car is so they are ready for me, but it’s not always perfect because I’ve had customers say I’m not there yet and they showed me where my car was on their app, stating I was still half a mile away 😂
@@daylen577 uber let’s you rent vehicles, comes with free maintenance & insurance. about $300 a week, u can easily make that in a day driving for less than 8hrs
Not to mention most of these gig economy jobs you are a 1099 contractor. Which means the company is not taking taxes out when they pay you, when tax season comes around you are going to have to pay taxes on the money you earned over the past year. It can work, but you have to really intentional and smart about everything
@@friabarbie it is NOT $300 a week for a car. The minimum you will pay to rent is much more than that in order to get the insurance. I rented the Tesla for Uber I spent $2500 a month. That car starts at $330 in my area.
After doing UE a couple of years, I finally figured out why pay is so high when you're on highway coming to town or heading home. It's because you have more miles to drive. I couldn't understand why I was getting $26 to deliver hotdog meal, but I received order before I had got all the way to town from small town where I lived. This made it 9 miles. I was going to food area anyway, so it was awesome to make that much. I happened to be the only one doing UE most the time in a couple small towns
I drive for all 3 platforms. I recommend Ubereats to all my customers because it allows them to take tip away for poor service and add tip for good service 👍
@Devyn Yates Letting someone take tips away just sounds like away to entice a driver into doing your order and giving great service, then they can take it away no matter how great you did so they can save money. If people are willing to say they never got their food to get a free meal (which they do), then they'll certainly do this as well.
@@devynyates1929 I also drive for uber eats, and I know alot of people fear tip baiting, but it's only happened to me twice in over 3300 deliveries. They weren't amazing orders anyways. I've been tip baited twice, but mote often then not at the very least 4x a day people increase my tip. Them being able to change the tip 99.9% of the time works in my favor.
And as a employee of a restaurant we don't like Door dash because we get harassed by not awnsering in time and sends the dashers earlier than the damn time we have
Because doordash is policies teach the customer that they don't have to tip, doordash really doesn't seem to care about their employees at all, doordash gets As much from the customers they can and they get as much from the restaurant as they can and they pay their delivery people as little as they can. That's the world we live in. But I don't live for this life.....I live for God and Jesus Christ and for eternal life.
If I remember right doordash does does take some tips sometimes if they see people are getting more than others and others I think I remember seeing that in their introduction before you log on with them.
We don't work for the customer, we work through doordash and dd is the one that has to compensate us because the customer does not have to tip. it's up to dd to give us the money. If you notice at least in my area if I take a 3 or $4 order and then some really good ones come through, they will give me some good orders and also sometimes they double it to make up for the lower orders. In my opinion it's not really what the customer does it's what doordash does and we're not employees. Doordash averages out for the REGULAR drivers. If you do it just part-time as far as hours in the app for 23 hours and then you have another job you may not make nothing or you may make $15 or so on. But if you are regular driver during the day you should be making 20-$30 an hour
I never tip before hand. I always adjust it to 0 and get them tip after they do their job. I’m not your employer. You get a tip at the end on the delivery.
The most annoying thing with Uber Eats is you can't see the map unless you have that particular screen always open on the map when I order comes through if you don't have the app open you don't get to see where it is on the map you just get to see the address so you don't know where it's actually going
Everything you said is true, been dashing, ubrering, for a good while now. And btw people, most of the time the problem is with the restaurant, app, or poor instructions provided. There are people who don't do a good job though.
I wish I kept my 2004 Toyota Camry thag I bought for $2400 back in 2020. I would have used that car to do this considering it took barely any gas and it was literally a war machine that needed no maintenance besides topping off oil
Dashers, Uber eats Drivers and Grubhub drivers should pick up orders only when it says 1 Mile = $1+ Tips, Example Order value $5, 7Miles, this is a Bad order. If the Order value is $5+ Tips, distance is 3 miles or 4 miles this is a good order. When you are driving you should consider Depreciation of the Vehicle, wear & tear of vehicle, Gas used for driving and your time spent driving the vehicle. If you are not following these rules then you are wasting your time and Money. If you are delivering food in a bigger city then you should be getting more than this money. Thank you and Good Luck Guys.
I like doing contact free delivery I put the bag by the door and take a picture of the door number with the bag that way I have proof it's at the location they received it😊
I've been doing DD for just over a month and started UE this week -- once I got into it, UE took over. I also like that it'll give me the next order on the way to my customer, so that if I accept the order, I can immediately get back on the road, rather than wait for something after I'm done with the previous order -- or drive back to my zone.
Doordash is still a decent side hustle. I also work with them and Uber Eats because I'm learning how to multi-app. I just started Uber Eats, but it's easy money. I now have 3 side hustles. Thank God.
Don’t worry, the Uber Eats Support is still hit or miss. I had to call them multiple times to reverify my ID since the staff reviewing it kept flagging it as fake. When I asked why, they said it was the wrong color. I can kind of get it since my state redesigned the card, but that was FIVE years ago…….
Little known fact, you can reverse the tip on door dash. Since you have to tip upfront before any service is done, you can contact support and adjust the tip as needed.
Yeah but the driver doesn't lose the tip. Even if the customer removes it. It will say $8.50 guaranteed if the tip was put in ahead of time. DoorDash eats the cost if someone removes the tip
@@ryanmiller5628 Why so angry little one? You shouldn't have to tip before a service is done. The only reason door dash does it this way is to show the driver more money before accepting a job. Tips are not mandatory and if someone provides poor service they usually get tipped less or in some cases people won't tip at all. I'm guessing someone gave you a little more than the tip.
Dang, that's about as much as my spouse makes as a corporate lawyer! (Specifying corporate because the pay is a lot less than other law jobs) Although knowing him, he'd say that being a lawyer is way easier and less stressful than doing a job that involves lots of driving and interacting with customers lol
I did it for a while and it seemed great until I really did the math and saw my first tax bill. I had grossly underestimated what would be due being classed as in independent contractor. Also killed a decent car basically within two years putting five times the miles I’d normally use even with a decent commute. I realized when all was said and done I was making like ten dollars an hour. And my overall revenue was comparable to his. It’s a good way to make side cash, but when you go full time the expenses become insane and guys like this either don’t realize it yet or are being deceitful.
I’ve had two experiences working DoorDash where I waited/worked 40 minutes and made like $3 and another where I made $5 so I’ve stopped definitely not worth the hassle of having my time wasted for that kind of money.
You forgot he’s not taking out gas and wear and tear on the car… plus the added miles so your cars worth way less when going to sell it.. plus he’s gotta tax himself… so he’s probably looking at about half that… maybe $3000 a month… I mean let’s be real here… you could go work at Jack in the box and make that much and never have to drive anywhere
Don't worry about taxes as an independent contractor if this is your main source because you can write off 60-something cents/ mile for gas. don't use gas receipts and can write off any time you buy you can write off your phone, your insurance: everything, just about on itemized Schedule C
@@assumedoyster242 12,500 if this is your only income because of TRUMP'S tax bracket change AND you can write off all expenses with using mileage not gas receipts. It will cancel any taxes.
@@chancelyons281 stay under 12,500 as long as it's your only income, total. Trump changed the tax bracket while in office. Write off everything you spend an check what the national mileage rate is per mile, come tax season
The only thing better with UberEats is being able to edit the tip after. I've never had a good Uber Eats experience though, everytime theres been some issue
I also like that UberEats make a noise when I have an order request. For some reason, DoorDash doesn't. Am I missing something here? I end up missing requests because they come thru silent.
Heads up if you’re one of the people that puts in a good tip and then adjusts it after delivery. Uber lets you know who adjusts the tip and you can easily see where they live
I was doing doordash and the most I ever made was $821 in a week of course my van just broke down but my father-in-law is going to loan me money to buy a scooter so I'm trying to find a 100cc scooter so won't be considered a motorcycle and then I'm going to start delivering with that so I can save up to get my van repaired. And of course it's going to snow at least 2 to 4 in tomorrow when I need to go and purchase the scooter so I can get back to work. So now I have to wait till the snow melts and then get a scooter quickly and try to make as much money as I can as fast as possible. I think I'm going to have to try Uber eats.
I live in Texas too, today it's most I've seen it three 19 a gallon, I spend about ten to fifteen percent in gas, but we're in a rural area. Lost my job at 59 and can't retire until this June, but I will say Uber eats has paid almost as well as my regular job, no vacation time but hell I never was able to take it anyway
I work for doordash, I would work for Uber eats but unfortunately they only hire 19 year olds while I’m a 18 year old college student struggling to pay my bills
Bro I contacted doordash support over 20 times and everytime id go into more detail and theyd just send me some random shit the last 19 people did… if your trying to get a good job you can schedule on your own uber eats is the way to go im so fucking done with doordash
Uber support is equally useless in many cases. I got a wrong address and had to spend an extra 25 mins and 15 miles, and after wasting 10 more mins on call with Uber support I was compensated $4. So around $2 for 25 mins of my time after gas expenses.
some places you get payed more by uber. for instance in the Netherlands (I live there) I get around 17 an hour. when I went to Switzerland it was around 25-30 an hour
I’ve been doing Uber eats for over a year and all he said was true except for that. Uber costumer service is bad and doordash gives you at least half of the order money if the restaurant is closed. Uber doesn’t give you anything. Other than that, I love Uber
Could you calculate total profit instead of total earnings? I'd love to see the gas and approximate mileage cost. Does car insurance go up if you use it for work? Stuff like that would be cool to see!
It's one of those things that depends on if you tell them or not. You aren't technically required to report it to your insurance, (at least in my state) but I do know they can throw a fit if they find out an accident was caused while driving for one of these services. If you do report it, they will charge you more. Also, in some states these services are required to pay a minimum wage. Last thing to mention. They don't take taxes, so you have to pay come tax time further cutting into your profits.
Ive had the complete opposite experience actually ive been using uber for months and ive gotten mostly 5$ orders and its been extremely slow while the big orders around 15-20$ are usually wallmart orders where you usually wait more then 30 minutes dropping off to more then 5 people sometimes ontop of that im almost always having problems with my orders and ubers customer service is almost always takes more then 15 minutes to answer the phone so calling is often pointless because by the time they pick up the phone the problem is resolved while with door dash im getting many orders fast while the money is almost always more then 10$ and they already sent me an insulating bag for the food I haven’t even needed to call customer support yet and im going on the third week i used to make around 70 to 10$ on uber if i was active almost all day but with DoorDash im making 100 to 150$ so far im having a very good experience especially avoiding all the damn Walmart orders
Good for you because Tallahassee, Florida sucks. I’m seeing 20 mins for $ 30 for one pickup is great. You will never see numbers like that in Tallahassee. If it’s $30 it’s gone be for two orders and the time gone be 40 mins. Congrats though brother wish I was in Portland.
@@nbatalkz6635 I can tell you how probably because he do shopping orders like me I have a Meijers and target next to each other and Meijers orders come a lot
I work at a fast food place that sometimes uses both doordash and UberEats to deliver orders and I like doordash better because they actually show up within a reasonable amount of time and don't steal orders nearly as often
Exactly, Uber also doesn't kick you off the app when it's not busy, you don't have to schedule out, you can deliver anytime anywhere, and they actually tip you after every order, and they pat better!!!!!
There is one downside they charge you to use the app. If you look at your year earnings summary it's all there. I made like 10300 according to UberEATS last year. But they actually only paid out like 6500 the difference is money you are never paid but will still have tax liability on. It's true that you can. Deduct this fees UberEATS is passing onto us. But it's not like it's a hundred percent tax deductible. Lyft and Uber are the only ones that charge fees like this by passing on tax liability. GrubHub and doordash do not do this
I see people saying they’ve had bad experiences with food delivery (as a customer) and honestly that sucks. I’ve had one bad experience and it wasn’t even my drivers fault. The place just screwed it up massively and obviously he can’t open my food and check. Uber did refund me my order thankfully but I did leave the guys tip as what I originally set. It blows my mind how scummy some people are though where they’ll get there food fast, perfect. And reduce or take away the tip entirely
The fact uber eats u can call support under a minute n get a live person is greatly under appreciated in the service industry, countless fuck ups happen because of the app malfunctioning n be able to call them tht quickly really helps deliver drivers get shit done quicker, like a 10 min hold will cause the person food to go cold n soggy n it just fucks up everything when u cant fix the problem quickly
I work in a restaurant I prefer our Uber eats drivers because mainly they're nicer... But rarely use Uber because it's so expensive. Because they upcharge the prices on the app about 3 to $4. One on doordash it's like 1 to 2❤
Uber Eats still has drivers that steal food and don't deliver. I had a large order once that was canceled by the driver. I called the restaurant and they said the driver came, picked the bag an inch off the counter, put it down, and left. I reordered the food and it was delivered cold.
Uber eats is trash in my area (Redding Ca). Now that the pandemic went away, there's hardly any deliveries. Sometimes hours will go by before 1 delivery will come up😢
This gotta be your market and your gear undoubtedly I’ve been a full time dd for a few years now an I can say that confidently and side note Uber eats not only can they tip after the trip they can also take a tip away and only put one on there in the first place to get a driver faster
Learn where the hood is BEFORE you get the job. I almost got jacked a few times, avoid apartments and hood communities. Getting a "Jenny Smith" in a shady part of town is a huge red flag. It's gonna be Tyrone with a gun.
From my perspective, I stopped using Uber eats and switched to DoorDash because of the awful customer support. I can understand the perspective of a delivery driver who needs to get in contact with the person picking up the food, but as someone who is paying for and picking up the food, Uber is just so unhelpful. My main problem is that they have a block that makes it so after I think two refunds or complaints it stops helping you out. It basically just tells you to fuck off and that they’re sorry about what happened. The problem with this is was that shit was constantly wrong with the order or I just didn’t get my order. These aren’t minuscule things, this is like I ordered chicken wings and I got pizza, or I ordered a hot coffee with donuts and got cold brew with a bagel. So I have to be reporting these incidents because they kept happening more than two times, I was no longer able to get any reimbursement for anything that happened with my order. So about a week later, when a guy stopped at my address for about 30 seconds and drove off as soon as I walked up to the car and marked my order as completed, I was completely fucked over on a $40 order with no ability for any refund. I found it unfair that I was getting punished for reporting massive mistakes in what I ordered versus what I received. Especially when they had me take photos of what I got to prove that things were missing and I’m clearly showing that over half of my order is not there, and it’s still just tells me to have a nice day. Not only have I experienced less mistakes from the same restaurants with DoorDash, but it also has never soft blocked my account for reporting mistakes and asking to be refunded for what I didn’t receive.
Also, if it smells like shit everywhere you go sometimes you need to check your own shoe. There is no way you have had this many issues. You are clearly a problem.
Maybe their CEO, who requires all headquarters staff to make deliveries once a month and claims to be very hands on, needs to see this video. "Touché!!" - Door Dash CEO, probably.
Nobody is spending over $20k a year on maintenance, depreciation or gas. Even if you spend $10k per year on gas, you can get a $60k car every 6 years by your nonsensical accounting.
Those are all tax write offs. So if he’s grossing over 5k a month say 500 a month in maintenance to his vehicle and another 500 a month on gas then say 1000 a month on the high end in taxes he’s still making over 3k a month 750 a week is not to bad for a low stress job with no one looking over your shoulder
I will say this about DoorDash. I just experience something I did my 200 delivery on all of orders and for some reason I got a violation for something that was didn’t even happen the system malfunction. I delivered it to the customer yet they said I didn’t deliver the food. They wouldn’t even let me explain myself and now they’re like you got a violation on your thing and eventually go off of it in 100 orders from Mike. What the hell I didn’t do nothing wrong.
Been dashing in Portland for 3 years now, gonna try Uber eats because I’ve seen a drastic decline in how much I’m making with doordash. Thanks for the vid !
Oh nice, youre in portland too. Ye the struggle of getting an order in SE and having to deliver it to gresham or another far away zone and having to come back is dumb.
And UberEATS and any gig work is like this, but if you are smart and save receipts for clothes, gas, maintenance, car washes, haircuts, cell phone, registration, cell phone holders and accessories, and anything else related to it the ride offs help a lot.
Pro strat here Use both and dont give a flying nippers about ur acceptance rate. Once you inevitably get "fired" use ur friends information to reset ur account
@@frankthefkintank no shit....but they are the ones that started a 1 app purchase from anyplace and have it delivered. So you would think there app would be superior to the other delivery apps
Before Postmates merged with Uber eats they paid for mileage AND base pay plus the tip. So much better than DoorDash. I’m sure they still do it that way with Uber Eats but I’m not down bad enough to work for them again. The pay isn’t worth the time. Started working delivery for dominos and it’s so much more forgiving. Hourly base pay + tips are a LOT better. And I get paid $0.38 per mile. Over the course of two years it’s covered all my car repairs and gas with extra left over. The compensation is great and I just overall make more than any non-industrial job in the area.
Good points but I hate how you can’t see if it’s a house or apartment. I end up wasting so much time on okay orders trying to find the apt building only to have to be buzzed in by a customer who won’t answer their phone
One thing I like about Uber eats unlike DoorDash is the fact that you can still sign up no matter how many delivery drivers are in your area DoorDash will straight up tell you “no” if there’s too many delivery drivers in your area (speaking from personal experience)
Doordash does not even pretend to care about our costumers. All costumer contact information is deleted right after delivery when there could be missing items and we are unable to get a hold of costumers. Even if we still have the missing item, Doordash would not call the costumer to tell them. They told me if the costumer has a problem they can contact them. That’s retarded.
@@kixeusvent That i hate Doordash and I’m sick of being a second class service. I don’t care about tips, I don’t care about getting paid! I care that the job is done correctly.
@@rebelcave8556 first of all the contact info is not deleted, second of all it would a like your upset at doordash for yourself not doing a good job based on what you said
@@kixeusvent Nope. They are bad costumer service representatives. We use our own cars, we deliver the food, we pay their salaries, what do they do? Besides telling me they won’t call the costumer to tell them an item was forgotten and I will be coming back?
For me whenever doordash would make me deliver out of the zone, since I have a high rating in the Chicago metro area I would cancel my dash and start it where I am currently
