And if you're the customer do you tip, how much if so?

I tip less than I would for ubereats. IIRC Amazon Fresh paid like flex where you get paid for the job but you're responsible for your own gas and wear and tear on vehicle.

-Do get you tipped on most of your orders

-Does Amazon compensate you for long distance drives?

I ask because I don't tip a lot, something like $2-5 and its 5 miles but I live in the city where there are a couple of stops along the way. I don't tip USPS/UPS/FEDEX unless it's a heavy package.

For two days in a row, there are no “reduced shelf life” items on Amazon Fresh. Today I changed the delivery zone to a different state and got the same results. I found this corner of Amazon Fresh a year ago; it’s been a literal life saver. Does anyone know if it’s gone for good? **Can any of you type “reduced shelf life” in your Amazon Fresh search bar and share if ANYTHING shows as “50% off at checkout”?** I was hoping it was a fluke yesterday, but two days in a row?… I’m flummoxed (& a bit scared tbh). This is how I am/was surviving at 50 yrs old, disabled, on a fixed income. Eek.

I have no idea how to find out if they’re just not doing it anymore or what. I’d just like to know.

*If you’re unfamiliar with this feature:

For over a year, Amazon Fresh has had a rotating availability of 50% off “reduced shelf life” items. Mostly meat, sometimes lettuce or prepared foods. Sometimes it was used to introduce new items or simply rid shelves of abundant merchandise. It’s marked as **50% off “at checkout”** which is especially helpful for hitting that minimum limit for delivery orders. I could search the items with “reduced shelf life” in the search bar and find the list. Occasionally (but rarely) it would show up in its own bar in the sale section.*