my impression (and I've been using grubhub more often that uber eats) is that the uber eats pooling is more like the 'uber x' pooling, in that the driver is c

my impression (and I've been using grubhub more often that uber eats) is that the uber eats pooling is more like the 'uber x' pooling, in that the driver is completing another delivery before it picks you (or your food) up. My impression is that the driver, once they pick up your food, heads straight to you. I could be wrong, as the last few months I've been using doordash. Is this important? I'm not sure. I mean, it's certainly possible for kitchens to do things (heat lamps, not combining ingredients) to store cooked food longer, things that aren't done in cars, so it is possible that time spent waiting at the kitchen matters less than travel time.