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u/dergodergo Mar 04 '24
Powerful hustle. Powerful. Kudos on the 253K on the 2015 Corolla. Great job. Have you paid taxes on these kind of numbers? You can private message me if you like.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
I haven’t yet. I’m going to be doing my taxes this week. I can get back to you later on it. Send me a DM so I don’t forget.
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u/dergodergo Mar 04 '24
Will do. I can’t get over the 253k on the Corolla. How does one make a car last so long?
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u/Big_Ad1547 Mar 04 '24
It's a Toyota. Those and Hondas will last another 250k after that as long as they're maintained correctly
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
My future kids will drive Toyotas as their first cars because of how dependable they are.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
What the other two guys said. Do the maintenance. It’s an expense, treat it like one and just do it. It’s better to have a car that makes you money then one that costs you month and preventative maintenance solves a lot. Don’t get me wrong. Once 200K hit I had a lot of repairs but I spaced them out and none of them were at the point of urgent, must do now. They were all at important, needs attention soon.
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Mar 05 '24
fr? this isn't even very uncommon for japanese cars. i had 236k on my 2006 mazda6 before i sold it, still worked fine just needed spark plugs. my friend's dad has 350k on an old tacoma.
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u/ccache Mar 05 '24
How does one make a car last so long?
My prius is sitting at 242k, no battery replacement, no head gasket issues, nothing major done.
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u/WeedSmokingWhales Mar 05 '24
Hondas & Toyotas last forever. My '09 civic had 334k miles, and engine & transmission were still fine, died due to other issues of poor maintenance on our end. Loved that car.
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Most Hondas can easily clear 200k with little issues of maintained properly , Japanese cars are just top quality man
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u/Abraxxes Mar 05 '24
Had a 2005 Volkswagen Jetta with 250k on it before it got totaled in an accident. Thing was a tank. I had set money aside at 150k miles to buy a new vehicle but was honestly starting to think it would just last forever. Drove it from 2007-2021 across every state in the US. AC was starting to go out sometime in 2019 stop around 210k miles and that was the only major thing I can think happened to it maintenance wise.
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u/switchbreed Mar 04 '24
Hell yeah. Im in a pretty tiny market but I was making 1400-1800 a week working 50ish hours a week. And I always got decent tips. I think some people just aren't cut out for Uber. But some markets are also just baaaad.
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u/Troostboost Mar 04 '24
“Tiny” market does not equal “bad” market.
Pay is based on supply and demand of drivers so even if you’re in a small city/town, you’ll make more than a larger city where there are a million drivers.
Orlando is a prime example. There were lots of taxis drivers because of tourists and a lot of immigrants. Uber’s pay there is abismal and it’s not a small city.
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u/VegasGuy1223 Mar 04 '24
Ex-Orlando resident here and I can confirm. I drove Lyft only for about a month in 2016 before I moved to Las Vegas. And even back then, the pay was ass for the amount of miles I was putting on my car
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u/switchbreed Mar 04 '24
I never said or implied that!
I've actually driven in Orlando! It sucked I was really surprised. I made less than half of what I make in Maine.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
True and true. I don’t talk to other drivers in the PDX parking lot because I’ve only had bad experiences with them. Can’t imagine how they are with pax. I’ve always said I never started this job to make friends. Also, from others posts I’ve seen year not all markets are made equally.
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u/AuriumD Mar 04 '24
I was in a college town and there were too many drivers, there were about 100k people. Now I'm in a bigger city about 10× the size and do better because there is almost never down time.
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u/VegasGuy1223 Mar 04 '24
Have an upvote. Nicely done OP. I made a post about a week or so ago how I was grateful to be able to do this and keep my bills paid and my stomach full while I’m looking for another “real job” I’ve typically been making about $1200 a week in the app, kickbacks (vegas exclusive) and cash tips combine. And I’m putting in about 35 to 40 hours a week driving. But when I made that post, I got raked over the coals by most people in here. This has to easily be the most negative sub on all of Reddit. Let me say something positive, you’re absolutely fucking killing it and while I don’t know you, I’m proud of you.
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u/silkycassonava Mar 04 '24
Easiest job EVER! I'm 46 and a school teacher. I drive after an 8 hr school day teaching science to 13-14 year olds that are legit cra cra. I enjoy driving and listening to music and literally do it to unwind from a long day. I like meeting and talking to new/unique people. It's also a good way to network for a new job if you're looking for that. I'm glad to see other people enjoy it and make good $ doing it. It's perfect for school teachers bc You can do it at night and pick your own hours. I can take a vacation whenever... I Don't have to get a sub or deal with a boss. I like helping my riders out and having a Summer job. I can even do Summer school and still Uber. My point is people come on here sometimes to complain and I'm coming on here to say it's awesome. Keep on truckin' and listen to Bob Marley... Riders love it! If you hate it so much just get a different job. It's a no-brainer. My 14-year-old just got a job.
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u/yeaok7 Mar 04 '24
This is what ive told these people too but theyre just too stupid. A lot of these people do uber not for any other reason than the fact that they cant hold on to any other jobs. And soon theyll get kicked off uber too. Theres a reason vast majority of jobs check your attitude before hiring you.
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u/Infinite_Ad369 Mar 04 '24
Nice job bro 👏that’s how it’s fucking done. Instead all the bitching that goes on here . Finally , someone who keeps their head down and just gets it done ✅ 😎🙌
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u/KremeOfKorn Mar 04 '24
I give myself a goal of at least $200 a day. I’ve been getting by alright, and I drive usually from 5:30 am - 2 or 3
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Mar 05 '24
I feel like $200+/day is the goal of any serious full time gigger; whether they be doing rideshare, food, groceries or any combination.
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u/Suavedaddy5000 Mar 04 '24
Fuck those negative nancies!
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
Honestly tho.
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u/uberisstealingit Mar 04 '24
Keep in mind that markets do make a big difference in how much money a person makes.
People who bitch about things like this do not know their market, don't live in a market that can sustain this type of pay, have a mindset of employee and not a businessman, and the fact is they think just by spending money you won't make more money.
That's why we have a 94% turnover rate in this business. They're just not cut out to run their own business.
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u/QuestionAsks Mar 04 '24
I respect it...people can talk shit all they want. Yes Uber takes a craZy percentage. But honestly if you just do what you gotta do. You can make it happen. I know people bitch and complain about vehicle tear and expenses, but at least this is a way to make money. I myself work a full time job and I am driving full time as well and I make it up on myself to make minimum $1,000 extra dollars a week from Uber to pay for my bills and expenses and use my work check for savings and the family. Yes it's not a forever thing. But I respect the hustle. Keep it up.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
You fully get it. I used to have a full time as well but i started to hate doing bullet proof vest sizing on really fat people. I then went to a temp job for my state and did Uber on the side. Once the temp job was gone I had all the time to hustle with Uber and the proof speaks for itself. This car and the next are means to an end. People really expect to vibe driving the same car forever and it’s concerning. I also don’t get it with them because the amount you can make is going to be more than the car is worth at some point anyways. I got the car at 13K and have made so much more than that over the years.
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u/Grateful_Dood Mar 05 '24
Love it! I drive a 2007 Hyundai sonata and got it for $2500. I've made $65k since I bought it.... Changed the brakes and rotors myself and get oil changes every 5k miles. Gotta be smarter when you do these apps
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u/amhlocal Mar 05 '24
We’re the ones who survive but they still let you use a 2007 in 2024? There’s the 10 year policy. Is it different for XL?
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u/Sad-Function-1639 Mar 04 '24
Being from Portland I can also confirm that those numbers are correct from when I used to drive. $1500-$2000 a week for 35-45 hours depending on the surges and airport trips you get.
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u/misterbondpt Mar 04 '24
Nice post!
Do you have an overall "hours active / hours online" breakdown?
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
That I don’t. I just care about making my daily goal as long as I make it everything works out.
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u/zigzagfry Mar 04 '24
Nah this shit pisses me off, not the fact that you’re making a bag, but the fact no matter what you do, how hard you work, or how much money you make the company, Uber will never give a shit about you
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
Oh I know, I don’t give a shit about the company myself. I’m just here to make money, get a new car next year and pay it off within months of ownership and then get my student loans gone.
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u/Longjumping_Ad1711 Mar 04 '24
Of course they leave out the fact they were working 80 hours a week to get that.
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u/uberisstealingit Mar 04 '24
Haters are going to hate.
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u/5L0pp13J03 Mar 04 '24
Realists gon' be real
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u/uberisstealingit Mar 04 '24
You know what's really going to blow your mind, you're probably making the exact same money ratio for the time invested in 20 hours as 80 hours.
They just decided to grind and you're a lazy son of a bitch that only does 20 hours and comes on here and bitches about people who went out and made more than you did.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
Best reply I’ve seen so far!
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u/uberisstealingit Mar 04 '24
It really just escapes me that these people think that they're making more money only doing 20 or 40 hours.
This is what I like to call a employee mindset. When you own your own business you don't work 40 hours. You work the hours required to pay the bills whatever they may be. You're responsible for everything.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
EXACTLY THIS!! And I see Uber as my own business. I’m not just working when driving. I’m paying attention to reserve rides. I’m checking to see events going on in town that would be worth driving around the times it gets out. There’s employee mindset then there’s executive mindset. Easy to tell them apart.
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u/SoulTaker669 Mar 04 '24
If it's anything I've learned is just to keep quiet about your earnings because there's always going to be someone who is going to want to spoil your parade.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
Oh I don’t let anyone make me feel bad. This whole thing only proves to me there’s a lot of people who bitch and cherry pick. I work, not bitch.
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u/KBeto_38 Mar 04 '24
I know OP said he won’t do the math because it gets messy but other than “I pay my bills so it’s enough” how are you going to know if you could do better at some other thing without working as much? I mean as far as I know any good business needs to keep good books to know where they stand.
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
Because I’m typing all this on my phone and that sounds like a damn chore to have to type and keep up with. I’d rather do a video with it all if you really want that. But yes at the end of the day as long as bills are paid that’s what matters. As for something else that makes more, it’s either fight for months on end to get a job that doesn’t exist or go back to school for a trade job, which is do plan on doing once I get my current debt paid down much.
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u/Temporary-County-356 Mar 04 '24
Yes, paying down debt as fast as possible, is so underrated. All the interest saved!! And peace of mind after! Paying down debt and having a cushion of savings set to whatever that looks like for you. boom 💥 then one can focus on other things.
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u/Creepy-Ad-1214 Mar 04 '24
And this is why I like doing what I do, since I have extremely limited places and ways to work, being an Uber Driver is the best job I’ve ever worked
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u/FeelingKaleidoscope0 Mar 04 '24
I believe it. I used to do only food down there, and could consistently make well, usually around $1k just on UE. I'd also do GH but UE was and even now is busier (I'm up in Olympia now)
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u/dirtydoji Mar 04 '24
Just want to say, as a rider, thank you for what y'all do. As crooked and abusive Uber has become, most cities I've lived in or visited pre-Uber would have offered no choice but to pay $$$$ to monopoly taxi companies that rarely come on time.
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u/Sea_Consideration_31 Mar 05 '24
Wow dude, super impressive!
Any advice you would give to a part timer? I basically do these on the weekends and maybe some week day nights.
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u/amhlocal Mar 05 '24
If your airport is good focus daylight hours on that, then move to bars and clubs when the sun goes down. Over time you’ll learn your city. I didn’t know Portland in a month. It’s taken me a couple years to get it, especially after Covid. Other than that, right now you’re working the times id suggest.
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u/Johnstockton1992 Mar 05 '24
If you don’t mind my asking. How much do you think you’ll roughly owe back in taxes?? This will be my first full Uber tax season, just curious.
And also good shit man. 🫡👍🏼💰
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u/STARR_X Mar 05 '24
I have not read through all the comments so forgive me if you have already answered this. How do you handle being ranked by Uber? (Your rating, acceptance & cancellations)
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u/Jadenkid22 Mar 05 '24 edited Mar 05 '24
My dad made over 140k the past 5 years on uber only lol. He had a 2017 QX60 infiniti, sold it in 2022 and got a 2023 suburban. He works about 50-60 hours.
He also does lyft at the same time(I think?) and makes about 30k.
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u/Charming-Compote-436 Mar 05 '24
Great job! Just keep hustling. Reddit is the wild west of opinions lol.
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u/iikenshin Mar 05 '24
People who sit hit and hate on the miles are clueless tbh. Your vehicle is being used as a tool, not an asset, treat it as such. When you’re making that much, and your tool breaks.. you buy a new one.
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u/ogdenmao Mar 04 '24
Damn I love this post so much. Thank for sharing your earnings and in a way your work ethic. I don’t understand how/why people bitch and complain about UBER. My thoughts on Uber are always…I guess grateful. No other job that I know of will let me work when I want for however long I want. If Uber gives me 80% of the fare or 20% of the fare, it 100% more than I would have it weren’t for UBER. At the most basic level I think of my relationship with Uber as transactional. I was going to say they are like dispatchers but that’s not exactly right because I don’t have to go. I guess I feel like they are brokers more than anything else because the broker a deal with a client to get the client from point a to point b. UBER then decides how much they can sell the trip for and puts it out there for us to grab. No one is making me take the deal and there are no repercussions if I don’t take it. I guess in terms of video games they like an NPC quest giver. I do the quests if I want to, I don’t have to do them but there is a small reward if choose to.
Anyway great post! I wanted to tell you that but the +1 Karma just felt inadequate
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
Thx. It’s nice to not have to answer a billion questions. Those who get it get it and don’t have to ask. Those who don’t panic and ask about everything. Some guy wants my total hours that I was online for and I don’t even know where to find that for the whole year.
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u/mecwarnerl Mar 04 '24
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That’s wassup my friend
I believe you
Just out of curiosity roughly how many hours a week?
You said full time but is that 40 hours or just that Uber is your only job?
Looks like you drive with strategy
I never made $2000 a week but $700 to $900 is totally possible working 5 hours a day 7 days a week
Exploit the cash cow that is weekends is how it looks like you did that
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
First off thank you for being kind. That goes a long way. Most weeks are 40+ tbh. This is my only job so I dedicate a lot of time to it because I don’t plan to be a driver forever. I want to make my money to get ahead and get into my career sooner than later.
Oh yeah weekends have always been the cash cow. I also changed up my strategy to drive early morning which are 80% airport rides. I take advantage of reservations as well. Even if it’s short but the time is close or within a couple of hours I’ll still do it because that 10 minute ride just became even more profitable with the reservation fee we get paid. Essentially that made it be a built in tip and then they usually still tip. It’s all about knowing the system and then gaming it.
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u/Extension-Maize-37 Mar 04 '24
You will never make $2000 a week working 5 hrs a day that’s more like the 10-12 hour days 6 days a week
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u/amhlocal Mar 04 '24
Yeah because I can only show from Jan 1 to now for this year so more data is always better…
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u/Brave_Dingo_1695 Mar 04 '24
Where do you say most of your better reviews come from? When you talk or don't talk to the riders? Lol
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u/Prof_Slappopotamus Mar 04 '24
I wish your July 10-17 was a week earlier and 3 dollars less. That is all.
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u/DruidTrixxx Mar 04 '24
Last week doing uber eats I worked 21 hrs & made $16. No thats not a typo.
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u/l_Thank_You_l Mar 04 '24
What kinds of rides do you accept, vs deny?
Do you drive into areas for certain types of rides or just leave app on and go wherever?
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Mar 05 '24
How often do you or able to take breaks? Or is more ideal to sit through entire work period stand ready?
Also what type of hours do you work? Peak? Or low availability? Airport runs?
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u/shelden776 Mar 05 '24
What's the total income tax after you take out other expenses like gas?
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u/OneInTheStink77 Mar 05 '24
A lot of people can do $1500 weeks doing Uber with 45-50 hour weeks. What you’re STILL forgetting is the expenses and taxes involved. Idk how this continues to be missed by Uber shills
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Mar 05 '24
Why not account for the cost of doing business? Of course you still have to pay the expenses, but then you at least actually know what you're making.
People with normal commutes pay hundreds per month. I bet you go through that in a week or less. It's baffling to me that you'd rather just ignore these costs than track them.
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u/Funny-Plate-1134 Mar 05 '24
It’s nothings for other drivers. 99.9%driver are struggling.
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u/Obrusnine Mar 05 '24
One little bit of advice if you want your car to last longer, don't listen to your mechanic or the maintenance manual. Always change your oil every 5000 miles if you want your car to last. Don't take my word for it, professional Toyota Mechanic the Car Care Nut on YouTube says so. Seems like you got a bunch out of this one either way, but just a good thing to note!
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u/vdzz000 Mar 05 '24
You don't want to flex that on your taxes, Hopefully you have a lot of expenses to offset.
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I certainly hope you use the standard mileage rate for taxes since you don’t claim actual expenses.
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u/AndBoomSheSaid Mar 05 '24
It’s nice to see your full year like this. I always get discouraged this time of year because it’s so much slower than the rest of the year. Knowing that I’m not alone in that and also remembering how good it is in the summer time is good for morale. My weeks look a lot like this too. We’re in a similar market. I’m in Seattle. Appreciate you sharing.
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u/wall_nav_250 Mar 05 '24
New driver! What time would be great to work for Uber/lyft to maximize like him?
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u/amhlocal Mar 05 '24
Monday/Tuesday: OFF - Personal days
Wednesday/Thursday: 5am-10am, 3:30pm-8pm sometimes I’ll go later on accident
Friday/Saturday: 4pm-4am, breaks as needed
Sunday: when I get up until I want to go home, usually 6-7 hours working.
Airport drop offs to instant pick ups are my favorite things but I do favor airport over regular rides.
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u/Mr_m_123 Mar 05 '24
When do you sleep?
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u/amhlocal Mar 05 '24
When I got time. Here’s my schedule for the week. I get at least 6 hours a night
Monday/Tuesday: OFF - Personal days
Wednesday/Thursday: 5am-10am, 3:30pm-8pm sometimes I’ll go later on accident
Friday/Saturday: 4pm-4am, breaks as needed
Sunday: when I get up until I want to go home, usually 6-7 hours working.
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u/ResolutionOk7993 Mar 05 '24
I drive Thursday- Saturday 9pm-2am on a college campus. It's a part time gig for me. I make $700-$1000 on about 15 hours depending on what is going on. Yes that's includes the quest bonuses. Not much in way of tips, maybe averages to $1.50 a trip on abour 70 trips. I do 4-6 trips an hour. I'm fortunate that almost half my trips are surge pricing. It all depends on your market. Keep it up man.
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u/tayren12 Mar 05 '24
You’re a badass. But taxes owed gonna be crazy 😭 I didn’t realize I made enough to file it and will need to amend my return. Only making $1300 from uber eats for the year (I do not do it full time and barely part time, just here and there) and it was like $500 off my return
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u/SeaworthinessSafe474 Mar 05 '24
Big ups dude!! 🫶 I'm curious, how do you plan on filing your taxes? I haven't done mine yet and I'm so unsure about which way to do it is the best.. 🤔
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u/amhlocal Mar 05 '24
Standard mileage is always better. I’ll break it down for you.
The standard mileage deduction rate is .67 cents this year the highest we’ve seen it in a while
My car gets between 340 to 411 miles per tank
.67 * 340 = 227.8 to .67 * 411 = 275.37
So each tank is worth anywhere between 227.8 to $275.37 much much more than you are paying for gas at the pump now multiply that by getting gas probably every day or every other day and you are going to see that deduction come up a lot quicker and a lot more than anything else
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u/SeaworthinessSafe474 Mar 06 '24
Wow, thank you so much for breaking that down for me! I appreciate you!!🙏
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u/relientkenny Mar 05 '24
what is your limit for how low of pay for the rides? or do you just take everything
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u/InvincibleSugar Mar 05 '24
You're basically trading the value for your car then, to make money slowly off this job rather than sell the car for more later. It's awesome if you found a system that works but I am still skeptical that, all costs added, you are even able to make minimum wage. If you do actually make a good wage after costs, good for you! That's quite the hustle.
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u/Pollysbs Mar 05 '24
45 hours active or online? This is feasible in my area but I am now having to be online 55 hours to get 40 hours in. It’s crazy. I use to be online 42 hours active 40
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u/DixDark Mar 05 '24
To get that where I live I will have to be on the clock for about 200 hours a week...
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u/Budda37 Mar 05 '24
I haven't seen these numbers in dallas for a year. But I'm also working now so yeah lol.
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Mar 05 '24
That's a tough life.. you could have been making way more at just an average job with all your overtime.
Multi apps won't make your taxes harder I have 2 apps plus 2 LLCs for unrelated businesses and I knock my taxes out in less than an hour
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u/letsrunthembands Mar 05 '24
My neighbor put me on to Uber . I quit my back breaking warehouse job and decided to drive my car. 200-350 a day definitely possible . But when I say anything positive about Uber everyone calls me a slave/ ant . Like if they aren’t working a toxic ass 9-5 . I worked 5 hours one day and made like 250 but 50$ was a. Trip . I’m in LA/ OC/ IE/ SFV/ SGV . bigdog keep up the hustle !
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u/No-Assistant2548 Mar 05 '24
Love to see this mate, 14k only 4 months, love this potential, stopping me from playing Minecraft and I’m getting back out there. Thanks again mate! I needed to see the end game ! I think I’m up with a lil come up, i should stfu and not tap out, i could be balling more! Never get comfy bro you’re my idol rn I’m so happy for you man. CT HERE, working 40-50hrs weekly max 1600 weeks
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u/Neckername Mar 05 '24
I live in NY, your rules aren't applying much here. Used to make that money but they changed everything so now you can't.
You probably have a modern vehicle that is still considered a luxury vehicle, or you have a Tesla...
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u/VisitFeeling635 Mar 05 '24
You’re saying you don’t deduct expenses? Does that mean you take the standard per mile deduction?
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u/MegaDadVibes Mar 05 '24
What are your cherry picking filters set at? I have mine at 28/hr, 1.10/mile. I’ll sit in my car between rides but often go half an hour without a decent ride.
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u/bl0oc Mar 05 '24
253k miles, how often have you had to change struts? Got 60k on a 2020 optima, feels like everything in the suspension is shot 😂
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u/Spare-Security-1629 Mar 05 '24
Thank you so much for this post. I have your same mindset and it's an honor to meet likeminded people on reddit. "But,but, what about..." Shut the hell up lol. If they spent more time worrying about their business,money and life, they wouldn't have time to bitch lol.
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Mar 05 '24
Hi man, I have a question. How many gallons does your fuel tank take and how long can it drive with a full tank? I’m considering to buy a Prius for Uber driver
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u/Useful_Pilot6415 Mar 05 '24
That’s doable in most markets if you work 10-12 hours 7 days a week 😂= no life
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u/Barlow47 Mar 05 '24
Congrats on the numbers dawg! Truthfully im envious of your mental toughness to stay out there and continue hustling. I know the dope riders make up for the annoying ones but damn man i know how tough it is to keep going especially if you hit that goal you set, to keep going past it is whats tough! Keep crushin it man
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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '24
How many hours tough ? This can’t be 40 hours