I don't know what people want though. If taking 30% and paying £2/hr (I'm suspicious of this) is still unprofitable, who's to blame? Is it the company, or the

I don't know what people want though. If taking 30% and paying £2/hr (I'm suspicious of this) is still unprofitable, who's to blame? Is it the company, or the customers that won't pay enough? Is it the company & customers, or the government that doesn't mandate a price floor so that all companies now have to pay riders more and take less commission? And if that were to happen, and all food delivery companies went under, is that a better out come for consumers and riders? Something has to give—it's not like these companies are making money hand over fist—the customer needs to pony up for the true cost of delivery; they're the problem.