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You could also go out, and get the food from the restaurant itself, instead of having a low-wage worker do it for you.
by thatfrenchguy 6y ago
You could also go out, and get the food from the restaurant itself, instead of having a low-wage worker do it for you.
- baggy_trough 6y agoThat can be a lot of effort, and it's essentially taking money away from the low wage worker.
- AlexandrB 6y agoSo the choice is: a. Take money from the low-wage worker at the restaurant. b. Take money away from the low-wage delivery worker. I think I'll choose the one that doesn't divert 30% of my money to a monopoly-seeking "start-up" in California.
- MattGaiser 6y agoWith the discounts and such, it often costs less to use DoorDash.
- AlexandrB 6y agoThese will go away once DoorDash needs to be profitable. At best, this is cheese in the mousetrap. Legally, it should be regarded as predatory pricing used to drive their competitors (the restaurants themselves) out of the delivery industry.
- ryanwaggoner 6y agoI do that frequently as well, but that's sometimes not an option (like if my daughter is already asleep, for example).
- xenihn 6y agoNo car atm, and I'm not taking public transit during SIP.