[ThanksUber]

When I pickup McDonald's with UberEats it's never ready but when I pickup with DoorDash it's always ready?

 

[ThanksUber]

Well I asked one of the McDonald's owners.

Anyway this is why this happens.

The stupid Uber app automatically starts the order when the drivers are 2 minutes away and because that app is always slow updating the drivers location the drivers are always faster then the app. This is why all Uber orders are late.

It's Uber's app that is delaying the orders and the only reason why the orders are late.

This also happens at the restaurant where I work also but since the prep timer is 10 minutes my restaurant is always faster then the drivers and faster then McDonald's or any fast food restaurant.

DoorDash orders are started when DoorDash gets the order. There is no delay like what Uber does. This is why DoorDash orders are ready and UBER'S orders are late.

In a nutshell UBER'S technology is inferior to DoorDash.

WAY TO GO UBER!!!!

UBER thank you for wasting my time and every drivers time and costing every driver some money. Maybe Uber should think about testing it's app and not let problems like this exist for years.

 

[tohunt4me]

Well I asked one of the McDonald's owners.

Anyway this is why this happens.

The stupid Uber app automatically starts the order when the drivers are 2 minutes away and because that app is always slow updating the drivers location the drivers are always faster then the app. This is why all Uber orders are late.

It's Uber's app that is delaying the orders and the only reason why the orders are late.

This also happens at the restaurant where I work also but since the prep timer is 10 minutes my restaurant is always faster then the drivers and faster then McDonald's or any fast food restaurant.

DoorDash orders are started when DoorDash gets the order. There is no delay like what Uber does. This is why DoorDash orders are ready and UBER'S orders are late.

In a nutshell UBER'S technology is inferior to DoorDash.

WAY TO GO UBER!!!!

UBER thank you for wasting my time and every drivers time and costing every driver some money. Maybe Uber should think about testing it's app and not let problems like this exist for years.

" TECHNOLOGY COMPANY " !

 

[observer]

Well I asked one of the McDonald's owners.

Anyway this is why this happens.

The stupid Uber app automatically starts the order when the drivers are 2 minutes away and because that app is always slow updating the drivers location the drivers are always faster then the app. This is why all Uber orders are late.

It's Uber's app that is delaying the orders and the only reason why the orders are late.

This also happens at the restaurant where I work also but since the prep timer is 10 minutes my restaurant is always faster then the drivers and faster then McDonald's or any fast food restaurant.

DoorDash orders are started when DoorDash gets the order. There is no delay like what Uber does. This is why DoorDash orders are ready and UBER'S orders are late.

In a nutshell UBER'S technology is inferior to DoorDash.

WAY TO GO UBER!!!!

UBER thank you for wasting my time and every drivers time and costing every driver some money. Maybe Uber should think about testing it's app and not let problems like this exist for years.

It could be that Uber does it on purpose to make sure the food is freshly prepared.

 

[ThanksUber]

It could be that Uber does it on purpose to make sure the food is freshly prepared.

You need to think about this like a customer. If a DoorDash delivery takes 5 minutes to be delivered and a UberEats order takes 25 minutes to be delivered. What do you think the customer thinks is fresher?

The customer will think that Uber has really dropped the ball on this one. The customer will also think that DoorDash's customer service is better because they are faster.

This is not to point out that DoorDash is better. It's to show how Uber could improve.

What is really bad is that this could be used to show how Uber is in violation of AB5. What will happen when California enforces AB5? Other states will follow if California stands up to Uber. Then what happens is that all companies doing this kinda thing will be forced to follow AB5.

Now really think about it. This is really all about money and taxes. California is not going to cut it's own throat. It will do what's best for California even if that burns Uber to the ground.

 

[observer]

You need to think about this like a customer. If a DoorDash delivery takes 5 minutes to be delivered and a UberEats order takes 25 minutes to be delivered. What do you think the customer thinks is fresher?

The customer will think that Uber has really dropped the ball on this one. The customer will also think that DoorDash's customer service is better because they are faster.

This is not to point out that DoorDash is better. It's to show how Uber could improve.

What is really bad is that this could be used to show how Uber is in violation of AB5. What will happen when California enforces AB5? Other states will follow if California stands up to Uber. Then what happens is that all companies doing this kinda thing will be forced to follow AB5.

Now really think about it. This is really all about money and taxes. California is not going to cut it's own throat. It will do what's best for California even if that burns Uber to the ground.

I may be wrong but what the customer "thinks" and what he gets when he opens the bag are two different things.

The delivery time doesn't have much to do with it if the order is placed to UE or DD at the same time.

You're thinking about it from the drivers point of view. I'm looking at it from the customers point of view.

Do I prefer a quick delivery time or do I want soggy fries that have been in a closed bag for twenty minutes waiting for the driver to show up? Even though they were delivered in five minutes.

As a customer I prefer fresh food.

 

[ThanksUber]

I may be wrong but what the customer "thinks" and what he gets when he opens the bag are two different things.

The delivery time doesn't have much to do with it if the order is placed at the same time.

You're thinking about it from the drivers point of view. I'm looking at it from the customers point of view.

Do I prefer a quick delivery time or do I want soggy fries that have been in a closed bag for twenty minutes waiting for the driver to show up? Even though they were delivered in five minutes.

As a customer I prefer fresh food.

Have you ever noticed how similar Uber is structured to match how the cotton trade industry was structured after the American civil war.

This is interesting because when people don't learn from history they are destined to repeat it.

If you rate the customer's happiness based on the tips you get. Who wins Uber or DoorDash?

I also prefer fresh food but I also know what the tips from the customer tell me.

 

[UberAdrian]

Dude give them a break they are busy snorting coke and building flying cars, ain’t got no time for this rats nonsense. Let the people fend for themselves.

 

[dgates01]

The delivery time doesn't have much to do with it if the order is placed to UE or DD at the same time.

Exactly. Whether it's DoorDash or Uber, we are both leaving with the food having just been bagged up and ready to go. The only difference seems to be that DD puts in a bit of slack time before sending a ping to the driver, whereas an UE driver gets it the ping when McD's gets their ping. Hence, the UE driver is waiting longer than the DD driver.

 

[Joesmith2012]

Have you ever noticed how similar Uber is structured to match how the cotton trade industry was structured after the American civil war.

This is interesting because when people don't learn from history they are destined to repeat it.

If you rate the customer's happiness based on the tips you get. Who wins Uber or DoorDash?

I also prefer fresh food but I also know what the tips from the customer tell me.

Are you on drugs like really really bad crack please put the crack pipe down before you post nonsense on the internet. Yikes man the elevator really isn't going all the way up with you huh

When I pickup McDonald's with UberEats it's never ready but when I pickup with DoorDash it's always ready?

What you have posted is pure nonsense I've seen and watched the workers there half the time they don't even put the order in, sometimes they don't even acknowledge the app, and or new employees don't even know what the hell an Uber order is, please don't spread your lies, and blame Uber. Freaking crack head

 

[Ambiguous]

In my case it’s because the borderline ******ed McDonald’s employees don’t check the iPad often enough for orders. I think the employees do it on purpose cause they are jealous of us.

 

[dgates01]

I think the employees do it on purpose cause they are jealous of us.

Who in their right mind would ever be jealous of an Uber Eats driver?

 

[goobered]

Who in their right mind would ever be jealous of an Uber Eats driver?

People who aren't the brightest bulbs in the chandelier. Besides that probably they see some equally dim Eats drivers who act like they are making good money (tax free lol.)

 

[jdvarner]

But then you have drivers who are uber late (no pun intended) and the food gets luke warm. Dont want mad customers or there will be no more deliveries

When you are delivering food you have to turn the table and see things from the customers perspective. Some of you all need to comb your hair, put on real clothes ( not pajamas) and be presentable. I would lose my appetite if some of you all delivered my food. FFS!!!!!

 

[dgates01]

Of course one could argue that they are the smart ones, because they know exactly how much they're making for the week. Whereas we have no clue.

 

[kingcorey321]

dd here mcdonalds is never ready.
I will pass on every mc donalds order unless its 3 dollars a mile and over 10 dollars . Its just not worth it,
I yell at the workers . Put the sandwich in the BAG ! wtf ? is the deal !

 

[NYUber123]

But then you have drivers who are uber late (no pun intended) and the food gets luke warm. Dont want mad customers or there will be no more deliveries

When you are delivering food you have to turn the table and see things from the customers perspective. Some of you all need to comb your hair, put on real clothes ( not pajamas) and be presentable. I would lose my appetite if some of you all delivered my food. FFS!!!!!

The way that I dress effects your food? Interesting, as I have no contact with your food.
Meanwhile, the guy that actually made your food has all sorts of stains all over his clothes and just finished digging in his nose.

 

[ThanksUber]

Are you on drugs like really really bad crack please put the crack pipe down before you post nonsense on the internet. Yikes man the elevator really isn't going all the way up with you huh


What you have posted is pure nonsense I've seen and watched the workers there half the time they don't even put the order in, sometimes they don't even acknowledge the app, and or new employees don't even know what the hell an Uber order is, please don't spread your lies, and blame Uber. Freaking crack head

Everytime you do this you lose credibility. Your posts are a reflection of you and everyone sees those posts that you made in this thread and others and those posts shows you lashing out like a two year old child. I'm sorry that the truth about Uber effected you so negatively. Also if you want people to treat you like an adult you need to act like an adult.

Just a FYI I was able to confirm with Uber's Restaurant Account Representative that what I stated is fact. In the settings menu for the restaurant Uber app. You can change the restaurant ping to ping the restaurant when the driver is within a time range of the restaurant. This setting shows exactly what I posted above.

Also this is one more reason that restaurants are late. It's not the only reason.

You should also look into how similar Uber is to the American cotton trade after the civil war. If it continues to follow the same steps it will get very interesting.