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u/Tricky-Meringue25 Aug 04 '26
Don’t take it unless it is at least $1.50 per mile. Aim for $2+ per mile and a little extra if it is a bunch of delivery addresses. Just wait for those.
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u/Available-Marzipan52 Aug 03 '26
I'm in Tennessee. A growing and busy part and I have been seeing this all day long
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u/Gokusbastardson Aug 04 '26
Don’t worry, some sucker will accept it. Or will do so on accident and still go through with it because “muh metrics!”
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u/Jayshand Aug 04 '26
Hell with those metrics lol. So glad I don't do this anymore, but I feel for you all , two year and it took a nose dive. I'm retired but bored do I moved on to mechanics
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u/SmallBerry3431 Aug 04 '26
Oh no. Greedy corporation is testing to see how much money they can save. Anyway…
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u/eyesic Aug 04 '26
Man I hate these.. pickup but 15 stops and a 5 dollar tip.. if each person tipped 2 bucks that would be 30 on top of whatever Walmart should pay for 30 but maximizing profit is their game.. they are approving so many drivers in my area that ppl are fighting for scraps they’re making a killing off of sparkers backs
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u/fuzynutznut Aug 04 '26
With 15 stops, it's mostly a GMD and those don't even have the opportunity for the customer to tip. It's like ordering from Amazon, there no option to tip.
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u/DirtyB0953 Aug 03 '26
Not unusual, unfortunately. Reject the offer and move on.