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I don't see how it helps with voting on a restaurant. Also it seems that the instigator is picking up the bill. I wouldn't want to bicker with my neighbors over

• smt88 6y ago
  > I don't see how it helps with voting on a restaurant. I'm confused about what you mean here. > Also it seems that the instigator is picking up the bill. Correct. The model rewards people for piggybacking because it incentivizes them to choose a restaurant that might not have been their first choice. To avoid being the "instigator", you can just always choose to piggyback. It's always an option in my city. > I wouldn't want to bicker with my neighbors over them forgetting to pay. I also don't understand this, but perhaps you meant it in a context other than UberEats. > Most importantly, I've never heard anyone using it, so it wasn't done right. Many people won't realize they're using it. It shows up like a delivery discount: "Order in the next five minutes and pay $0 for delivery" or something like that. Everyone UberEats user I know uses it -- some exclusively. We never talk about it though, this is just what I've observed when watching them order.