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Grocery shopping is a bit different from just picking up a food order. You may only have the time (or desire) to do smaller orders and not want to deal with lar

• dragonwriter 6y ago
  Sure, but all of those could be addressed by allowing setting available-for criteria rather than browse-and-select. Or they could just not display tips in advance; since tips can be altered after delivery, it's misleading to treat them as part of the bargain of accepting a delivery anyway, advance entry should be viewed as a convenience for the orderer to enter a default amount based one expected service, not an inducement. If the tips aren't visible in advance, bots can't snatch “lucrative” orders, because they can't find them.
  • Fogest 6y ago
    I agree, I think showing tips prior to an order is absolutely stupid. I did Skip the Dishes delivery on the side and you could see the tip before you delivered to the customer. It always seemed silly to me to be able to know what was tipped. What if I had a big order and no tip? Honestly even as a customer I don't like this because you feel pressured to tip otherwise be afraid they will do something to your food. It would be like going to a restaurant and having to choose your tip before they did anything and have them know what you chose to gave them. It just is stupid.