[Tiktak]

My twelve year old said

"Interestingly enough customers don't say thank you to the delivery person"

I have seen a few more eats commercials since and customers don't thank the driver.

 

[Immoralized]

My twelve year old said

"Interestingly enough customers don't say thank you to the delivery person"

I have seen a few more eats commercials since and customers don't thank the driver.

why would you?

 

[Homebrand Taxi]

My twelve year old said

"Interestingly enough customers don't say thank you to the delivery person"

I have seen a few more eats commercials since and customers don't thank the driver.

No, because it is all about ME! About MY gratification and convenience! I am a celebrity, after all! Celebrities don't carry cash for tips nor carry thanks for the chips.

 

[Immoralized]

it a thankless job. i don't drive 2be thanked i drive for a bit of extra pocket money

 

[U8er]

My twelve year old said

"Interestingly enough customers don't say thank you to the delivery person"

I have seen a few more eats commercials since and customers don't thank the driver.

Don't drive for Eats.
It will rain tomorrow morning. Let's get together at 7-11 Elwood by 5:30am. I don't want their "thank you" on base but "bye" on 3x to AP. Lol

 

[yogi bear]

When I delivered food, back in the good old days when Salvatorė, the well known in Carlton pizza resturant owner, had the local cops paid off so you never copped traffic fines while delivering (unless cameras, they couldn't do much about cameras) people used to not only say thanks but also give tips.. and not "be nice to your mother" or "race 7 horse 8" BUT CASH GRATUITIES...

Society has changed, if I ever done uber eats I'd spit on their food, if they were lucky, after taking the pizza toppings first ..

You didn't need to tax pizzas like that working for Salvatore , cos everyone got a free pizza every night, and all the garlic bread they could eat .

 

[Apollo]

it a thankless job. i don't drive 2be thanked i drive for a bit of extra pocket money

But a simple thank you, doesn't hurt either.

 

[Goatsheep]

My son who works part time as a junior staff at a cafe down the road earns more than me driving Uber. It’s sad when I see his payslip higher than mine from Uber.

 

[Apollo]

My son who works part time as a junior staff at a cafe down the road earns more than me driving Uber. It's sad when I see his payslip higher than mine from Uber.

You've got some nice bucks coming your way soon.

 

[Lowestformofwit]

My twelve year old said
"Interestingly enough customers don't say thank you to the delivery person"
I have seen a few more eats commercials since and customers don't thank the driver.

Those ads are a form of "reality television", alas .
People once had their "own" delivery persons - milkman, postman, etc.
Same person did the same job, every time, and you got to develop a two-way relationship with them, which included good manners and courtesy.
If you didn't act courteously to them, you'd get "revenge" (i.e. shitty) service.
Trust me on this - I used to be a relief "postie".
Nowadays, it's a different delivery person each time, so customers think they won't ever see them again and so they don't feel any need to be courteous to them for future benefits.
Just another way society is going down the gurgler.

 

[daredevil]

Got to be desperate if you are doing uber eats in the burbs. Makes uber x look like we living the high life

 

[Franco Cozzo]

Dumb ants do eats

 

[Tom2828]

Dumb ants do eats

Flies not ants

 

[Tiktak]

It’s more about what Uber is promoting.