Hey Danny why did you make three channels?

What's the difference between this and the tip culture?

Where in brazil we have iFood, and it's the dominant food app. There's uber eat, but is more expensive, and 99 food, but where I live there's a few options...

Every order. EVERY. FUCKING. ORDER. They fuck up. I’ve ordered off other people’s apps, and those experiences have kept me from downloading their bullshit. That’s all of them. There’s no “best” app. They’re all shit. They’re hoping to become “Too big to fail” to get a bail out while giving the people on top a raise while cutting employee to experiment with driverless vehicles. That’s the future they’re pushing for :-/

as a mcdonalds worker i can confirm they dont even say the delivery price, they just say free delivery and add the fee to the foods price. Still doesnt stop people from ordering a single coke who end up paying like 6 bucks just to do so

once i ordered a large fri and a 6 piece from McDonalds on doorrdash. They said they had free delivery and it would arrive in 20-23 minutes, and the total was $5. It was 12am so i thought that's not too bad, but I realized when I placed the order the total came out to $15, and it said it would arrive in 45 minutes to an hour. It had been about 10 seconds and I went to cancel it, but they said "the restaurant has already started making your food" and that I would only be able to refund $5.

“postmate” is definitely the verb i’d use. like google, you “google” something instead of binging or searching it, and you postmate some lunch. anyway loved the video!

Not me watching this while looking at food on Deliveroo...

In England you only pay delivery fee. Some products get marked up buts only the proper popular ones or huge companies like mcdonalds who market up every thing

SkipTheDishes gang

I use the adverb of what I'm using. But if I don't know what which one I'm using yet I would say uberEats... however their fees have gotten outrageous so I Doordash now.

Ya the apps can be slimy but its seems they need the money. Business models like this (uber and lyft as well) are really expensive to run. I think the alternative is no delivery apps

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Counter point: I'm a full time stay at home caregiver. All these at-home delivery services make my life a LOT easier. I would have to walk to the fast food place (because I won't take a bus during the pandemic), and either arrive home with cold food, or take a $20 cab ride home. It might cost me like $8 more to have things delivered, but it saves me time and money in the grand scheme of things.

What? You don't need to pay drivers a single cent. I had worked delivery for years. You work as a contractor. All you do is take orders as they come up. You are payed a flat delivery fee by the customer every delivery which covers your gas and a little extra. Then you get your tips. It's such a simple system to implement. I'd make 100-200+ dollars a night in like 6-8 hours. . Idk why restaurants don't do this.

I use DoorDash as my verb but I seldom use the app anymore cuz I’m ✨BROKE✨ and have allergies and they usually screw up the order anyways and I get sick 💔

i ordered one taco from taco bell on grubhub. i got 20 burritos.

I work too hard for my money, idk how people can justify paying a 3x premium for being lazy (For the most part, I recognize sometimes you genuinely can’t leave the house). Depending on the state too I can see how some of the stricter lockdowns played into these companies gaining a lot of new costumers, but most places still offer takeout and pretty much every drivethru is open 🤷🏻‍♂️

I think the applications can be open source nationwide and each city restaurant council could manage the project for little cost. Let's say each restaurant pays a percentage of sales or a flat fee. Just thinking

A taco Ingredients: $10 Electricity (oven): $3 Electricity (toaster): $5 Electricity (kettle): $7 Electricity (kitchen lights): $4 Electricity (electric car): $10 Tax: $8 Delivery fee: $9 Credit card fee: $1 Gasoline: $5 Meal: $25 Food: $4 Fee: $5 Payment: $50 Tip: $100 Total: $672.38

I don't do delivered takeaways. We order from a fish and chip restaurant that is very close to us. And at one point ordered from a further fish and chip shop and had to pick it up. Too far to walk without it going cold. It's from the restaurant themselves we do the ordering. So it's just 'order the fish and chips'.

just don't tip

In india food delivery services are really cheap

I worked for DoorDash full time was easily the worst job and most inconsistent paying job I’ve ever had. I only advise to do it part time as in 10hours a week if you wanna build a saving or save up for a trip or special occasion. Because one day you’ll make $20 in 30 min the. The next day $9 in an hour. And get this after all that you you gotta pay back your taxes.

I ordered food for 27 but it came up to 41 with a $5 tip

why is your skin so yellow

Is he teenage John Mulaney?

SOMEONE FINALLY SPEAKING ON IT

This video aged like fine wine

Just suck it up, wear a mask, and go to the restaurant yourself. Hell, It might even be close enough to walk to, so now you just burned off some of the calories you'll be eating!

I've never used any of these apps and don't plan to , however I'm privileged enough to have a vehicle so I can pick it up myself. There's also just eating at home which I do 99% of the time.

This is the first time I’m ever hearing about post mates.. I would say Uber eats or door dash would the the terms I would use.

Why would you ever get delivery when you can get DiGiorno?

I’m gonna say the unpopular thing here and and say that the “useless middleman” is the one who made the app, runs customer support, pays for their legal team, pays for outreach to restaurants, pays for promotions to get more drivers and runs the company at the end of the day. No one is forcing you to use their service, as a driver myself I think the pay is pretty competitive and also Uber and others don’t even make a profit lol, but again, NO ONE IS FORCING YOU TO USE THE SERVICE

What a surprise, platforms like these thrive on offloading costs to everyone else, all the while taking in massive profits.

Almost everyone I work with thinks I'm just "being a cheap ass" for not using these delivery services... Nah I just don't wanna pay $18 for a damn $6 meal.

The point of running in the red for years while spending exorbitantly on marketing/political issues is to most favorably shape the market decades into the future. These companies are all following the Amazon playbook and tbh with how successful its been and Washington's unwillingness to act as any real antimonopoly check currently can you blame them?

Its honestly better buying for a couple people rather than one to get your most out of what you paid for.

HEY GUY

i say doordash

Came for the wacky clown video stayed for the bonk sound

I worked for door dash and would only get $5 an order including what the person tipped, for a while I literally thought people just weren’t tipping me

lmao i got a door dash ad on this video

Uber eats for all of them

I'm curious if Skip The Dishes falls into the same category. I'm sure it does and I don't use delivery services, my parents get it for me 😊🔪

commenting for the last dinosaurs “in a million years”

Normally i just say do you want to order some food

This popped up on my suggested after I ordered from Grubhub rip

door dash is the verb I use

Thats why i never fall for this scam lol paying 9 dollars for delivery f off

He sounds like Andrew from Big Mouth

I always pay via PayPal and tip in cash. I don't trust those companies to give their drivers their tip

Ur hair sucks

Omg Drew! Can you be more quiet? Im trying to read the comments... smh

Heyyy!!! I thought you get hello fresh. Hmmph

I deliver for door dash and it’s a nightmare. You make pocket change from it and it’s terrible. I didn’t know this until after I became a dasher but dashers are considered self employed. When you are self employed you better be ready to set about 30-50% of your earning aside for taxes. And then you prob wanna set half of what you keep aside for gas, and repair for the car. Some days the app will tell me it’s busy but I can sit out in a parking lot with my car running (if it’s hot or cold you have to keep the car on so you don’t freeze or burn up) this can use up about a quarter tank of gas sometimes and then you don’t get an order for about 2 hours and now you’ve lost money. The payout isn’t worth it. Yeah you could prob make a pretty penny if you do all that tax write off and stuff but I’m not educated about that stuff and felt scammed when it was like “it’s an easy job and you can make up to 16$ per hour”. Lastly, and this puts the icing on the cake, you do not get a discount for being a dasher. That should be a given. If door dash is making more than me and the restaurant combined off of one order, I should be able to get a free dash pass. Oh well..

is that a last dinosaurs album in the back?? 👀👀 good man. in a million years is fantastic 🔥

I use doordash as my verb, but i also use door dash. Lol

we use a "local" delivery app called chomp I think its mostly Midwest but not 100% sure

I used DoorDash for the first time a few months back and they messed up my order. They didn’t bring me the 2nd pizza I ordered for so I wrote them an email about it. Instead of refunding me for the pizza I didn’t receive they gave like $7 in-app credit. Like??? HOW? I was angry and asked for the refund on the pizza and they gave it to me without question lmao

the "out of stock" thing is actually not true... restaurants have a tablet that they can control their availability from and they should keep it up to date based on what is sold out so customers can't order it.

I got an ad for DoorDash too

I saw a DoorDash ad right before this video 😂

I had never heard of a “small cart fee” that sounds absurd to me

In my house it's "What do you want to order?" or "Let's order Cosmic"

Before this video i got an ad for doordash

i say i’m gonna postmates or uber some food. lol. even though i mostly use ubereats and doordash.

We have SkipTheDishes in Canada so the verb is Skip like “do you want to skip some taco’s”

I got a doordash ad right before this

I always knew this was a meme but it’s sad to see this is the truth lol

I stopped using food delivery apps. If I can't go get it in person I'll just cook something.

I got a door dash ad before this video

you do realize that these companies can say theyre losing thousands of dollars on paper, but in reality they’re not losing anything at all? HELLO?? it’s called pay less taxes!

As someone who lives in rural areas, none of these apps work. Even if they did, the payment would be outrageous, cause they would have to travel up to 10 extra miles to get to certain locations.

my mr beast burger was 20 bucks i’ll pass

In Ireland you just pay for delivery. Some stores have minimum orders to make it worth their time but for the most part it's fine.

My first day working for DD I had to pick up 9 items for two different people from Papa John's. Bad example but I thought Papa John's had delivery people already?

Convenance is king, used to be cash... wtf happened to us?

The reason they reported 150 million loss, is because they intentionally lose money so when they start making more money, they can report the losses and either pay no taxes, or pay in a lower tax bracket

These big gig companies have almost unlimited money behind them. The loss they make each year doesn't matter to them because they want to get a big a market share as possible.

Quick life hack for using Instacart (not mentioned in the video) for buying groceries. Approve item replacements and complain for not getting the item you wanted and they give you the money back and you still get the thing. boom

He predicted Grubhub

Hey Danny

We already live in a corporate dystopia. Shit is crazy

I got a doordash ad-

The fact that Californian voters passed Proposition 22 is just absolutely insane.

I haven’t watched this video yet and I’m commenting because I agree. There’s no economical benefit to the customer by adding an for profit business in between the customer and the business. Direct to consumer is always gonna be the cheapest. Plus most food is gross delivered. Your food will be sitting from 20-40 average before you get it. Plus plus do you really think the person driving a 2010 Honda with different color doors and a fart muffler, making 8hr isn’t gonna eat at least one of your fries? Give it a year, all these companies will be gone.

as the daughter of two restaurant owners, YES: people keep blaming the restaurant for delivery issues when they have literally NOTHING to do with us except when we just give them the food the customer ordered. CALL THE THIRD PARTY FOR THE REFUND, NOT THE RESTAURANT.

( 2:12 ) you missed a pun. you coulda said "but wishes dont always come drew" inatead of true get it? cuz ur name is close to true? lmao

As a dasher I get $3 for driving 10 miles in the wrong direction because the address only said 1123.

I got a doordash add while watching this

Title Should be Delivery Apps are game changing for businesses making ends meet

I work in a restaurant and we used to have all of the big delivery apps but are down to one because they screw toy over so much.

SOY YO

*THE KIND OF DEALS THAT MAKE YOU WANT TO BOOGIE.*

A problem I’ve had with doordash is that I could be within range of a restaurant (5 miles or less) and the app or the website would tell me I was out of range. I have no idea how that could be possible especially when a restaurant from 8 or so miles away from where I live is available for delivery.

Me: *Randomly Clicks On This Video* Ad: *Download doordash* Me: *visible confusion*

I'm a shift manager at a Noodles & Company and I cannot TELL you how many calls we get on a regular basis from the customer blaming US for the fact that their DoorDash food wasn't treated properly, even though we are super busy on a regular basis and it's not our fault that the incompetent delivery person couldn't deliver to the right address

I work at a restaurant that uses all the major delivery apps and it’s such a headache, everything said in this video is so true

lets talk about the Chicago fee