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the problem is that you have to have constant stream of orders to justify having people who deliver on payroll. Uber basically has people who deliver and then r
by buryat 8y ago
the problem is that you have to have constant stream of orders to justify having people who deliver on payroll. Uber basically has people who deliver and then rent them to restaurants so they never have a problem of constant load.
- yomly 8y ago+1 We recently ordered food from a Chinese restaurant that insisted on their own in house app and went as far as pulling themselves off Uber eats. We gave them the benefit of the doubt and tried the in house delivery service - food took ~2 hours to arrive, presumably because their throughput to fulfil orders was capped by the number of drivers they could afford to hire full time - it was like going back to the days of every place having delivery men. UberEats usually takes ~35 minutes for reference.