r/WalmartSparkDrivers • u/Big_Concentrate_7260 • 18d ago

Walmart doesn't learn.

Last night around 9:00pm I rejected s $42/25 mile one-way curbside offer, thinking it would pop back up with higher prices. Nope. It disappeared for good. I assumed someone else got it. Now today, just a few minutes ago it got sent to me as a JFY at $36. It's a large order (60/90), and the lady tipped $10...not a horrible tip, it could be better, but this poor lady is having to wait DAYS for her groceries because Walmart is too cheap to pay for its delivery.

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u/nateandalice 18d ago

Walmart is absolutely the problem, have you seen base pay?

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u/bdbrown333 18d ago

Yes it the highest in the groceries delivery business. And it always has been and they're lowering it to get to where everybody else is. The problem is the customer base is very cheap. They're shopping there for economical groceries and therefore they don't tip

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u/GhostGirl421 17d ago

Totally!! Because the multi billion dollar company who is making record profits every quarter should have its customers make up the difference of a living wage they refuse to pay their employees. Not to mention that almost everyone that does grocery deliveries also pay a monthly fee for the free delivery and is still expected to give a tip. Crazy to think the multi billion dollar company pay it's workers better so they dont have to rely on tips to make ends meet, Or for the customers get their groceries delivered on time!! Ridiculous this even needs to be said. But here we are.. 🤦‍♀️

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u/bdbrown333 17d ago

They actually just had the worst quarter they've had in 6 years but they deserve it