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Yep. Now do the math on living in NYC with a car payment making $7/h. The alternative is restaurants hiring delivery drivers with reasonable ranges. There ar
by klyrs 3y ago
Yep. Now do the math on living in NYC with a car payment making $7/h.
The alternative is restaurants hiring delivery drivers with reasonable ranges. There are a few of these in my area and I greatly prefer them. The food arrives on time and hot, every time.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> alternative is restaurants hiring delivery drivers with reasonable ranges The next step would be restaurants near each other banding together to share a pool of delivery workers. In practice, I think that is what these platforms will become. The city divided into zones, each zone with a set of drivers, and consumers strongly encouraged to order from in zone.
- senttoschool 3y agoAren't these delivery apps intelligent enough to already group restaurants and nearby drivers together?
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> Aren't these delivery apps intelligent enough to already group restaurants and nearby drivers together? Yes. But there are clearly other factors of higher weight. I am not usually shown the closest restaurants first, but instead close enough restaurants.