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What? How??
Are people in TX bad tippers?
I would say that Uber is a shitty company. Tipping is bs, you should get paid a decent salary and it's your employer's responsability to do that.
Ok... Unfortunately, the current model is absolutely not that. So I'm not going to make the person making Uber deliveries to make ends meet suffer by stiffing them on the tip
That's a good way to perpetuate the cycle. Also, who tips BEFORE getting a service?
Someone who wants to order delivery food because they're pretty much forced to?
You can give the delivery driver a tip when they get there. I've been doing that for decades.
Yeah I know. I also imagine that's the #1 way they get stiffed on tips so might be less likely to accept the delivery
The only one being cheap here is uber, don't be thick.
I think the user decides how much to tip in advance, and the app conveys that information to potential matches. Orders with low tips tend to sit there unclaimed, because no driver wants to bother with that
I'm not sure if Uber does it that way, but Doordash does.
Yeah but how cheap is the delivery itself, if the total with tip is under $2?
I never go less than $5 when I use these apps, and I usually get pretty good service
But you're seeing a screenshot of an unmatched order that no driver has claimed yet. I'm saying that unless an actual match is accepted, that's not really evidence that people in a place don't tip well, just that some people don't get their orders filled.
If you never give less than $5, then any order you're involved in will involve at least a $5 tip. That may not be representative of the orders you're not involved with.
Right, I guess I assumed it was posted because it's a normal occurrence in that area.
I mean yes...? No shit?