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Personally, the pendulum already swang on food apps. I found it way too expensive and promoted too much personal laziness. I dont mind paying for a real servic
by ThunderSizzle 4y ago
Personally, the pendulum already swang on food apps. I found it way too expensive and promoted too much personal laziness.
I dont mind paying for a real service, but these apps have also encouraged tipping culture, which was already going crazy. Now everyone wants a tip.
Just charge me the real cost, pay them a real wage, and if no wants to pay for it, then society doesn't want it.
- Nextgrid 4y agoIn some cases they even stole tips. Given that the precedent of no significant legal consequences for such theft has already been set, I no longer trust the tipping feature even if I otherwise would've been fine with tipping.
- Firmwarrior 4y agoYeah, it's infuriating Until I gave up on rideshare apps, I was carrying around a pile of cash and pre-tipping drivers 20% in cash up front in order to get decent service. Fortunately I discovered a decent local airport ride business that offers car seats and no attitude. It's barely more expensive than Lyft and works really well.