See, I completely disagree with this. I am absolutely certain that the economics for these services could work if they weren't piping a majority of profits back

See, I completely disagree with this. I am absolutely certain that the economics for these services could work if they weren't piping a majority of profits back to the bloated mothership. > A driver recently shared with me that he made $5 on a $23 ride I booked recently. If I order Doordash, the food is already way more expensive than in the restaurant. The driver gets a delivery fee. The driver gets a tip. Somehow, a $10 meal turns into $25. And there's still not enough money to pay the driver to bring me food from 5 minutes away? (I'm blind and don't have a car.) Of course there is. It's just all going to corporate. You thought Hollywood accounting was bad, wait until you learn about delivery business accounting.