His finale is based off of tip and delivery fees. Companies like Uber eats and door dash pays a stipen usually per mile. It’s usually not a lot like for example Uber eats it is $0.60 which is usually enough to cover all of your gas and preventative maintenance like oil and tires. The average gas tank is 15 gallons. The average range for 15 gallons is around 300 miles. The average gas price in California is $5.60 a gallon. So if you use a full tank of gas you’ll pay $84 and uber will pay your $180 for 300 miles of driving. That is $96 extra on top of what you already made. Let’s talk about oil. So an oil change is recommended every 3,00-5,000 miles based on what your drive so let take the average and say 4000 miles. That is roughly 14 fill ups. So $96x14 is $1,344. The average oil change at in California is $25-$55 depending on your vehicle so let’s say $55. That is still $1289 per oil change(4,000) miles. Your making average of $1289/ 4,000 miles. So consider most tires are rated at 50,000 and breaks at roughly 25,000 miles And unless your raging your car and driving poorly. Your vehicle repairs aren’t really that common or that expensive So I think it’s safe to say Uber eat compensation for this things is well covered. And once again this is completely separate from your tips and delivery fees.
@@JFroMG_YT you don’t account for anything else. One breakdown can cost big. What happens when your transmission goes out or motor decides to die??? What happens when you have to replace ball joints or bearings or whatever else??? They don’t compensate for that. It’s not worth it. You can make money at it on a side hustle but not really full time. The price of tires are getting more and more. So one break down it could cost more then you made.
@@owenlindstrom just about any vehicle you use full time. Tires aren’t cheap. Ball joints are cheap. You apparently have no idea of the cost to run a successful business. Something else that isn’t mentioned is taxes. You still have to pay taxes on that.
You also gotta be logged in about 30 min before any rush to get good pick up requests. The app is built to reward those who do the off peak BS small runs.
Electricians for the county here make $310 a day. All we have to do is pull the old fuse out of your home and put in a new one. I don’t deal with traffic or other peoples bs
Most electricians make $150K or less annually. Competition and the fact newer homes, less work, and shorter duration projects all have an impact of lower salaries.
Electrician class on my school what I was going to attend is full, so many students tryna be electricians lol. I was originally interested in electricians but 😬
Lol here in Las Vegas you can tell the graph is busy but never pay good lol they throwing me a lot of backward orders ...sooo ridiculous...so I don't which day is really busy or paying good...I tried to do it 7 days a week 4 to 5 hours in morning and same in the evening I still ended up making only 400 to 500. A week....Uber eats is BSS... If I can show here all the screenshots with those orders from Monday thru Sunday...lol
I made $407 on Saturday from 9am to 9pm.. that works out to $33.92 an hour and logged 214 miles.. So I'd say that's a pretty good day. I made over $1400 this week on top of my full-time job soooo it can be profitable.
I was a delivery driver for Pizza Hut and I had to put in like $30 in my tank at the beginning of every day and that was the bare minimum I tried to put in and my check just didn’t make up for all the money I was putting into gas
I do the same in my area lol, I have an electric car as well so charging it at my home only cost me about 10 bucks for a full charge every 2-3 days. Each month I take home anywhere from 6-7k a month. Livings tight but I can support myself and my wife with it so props to you bro
Bro love the corolla, I drove that exact car and paint when I was doing DoorDash. I stopped driving food delivery when the price of gas soared but since it’s now recovering I can see going back to it.
Toyota. That's why it costs less to maintain because it's a Toyota. Some people have wise minds. In Asia, we have Toyota Avanza and Rush, they're easy to maintain have bigger space and costs less than any car in the US.
That’s really good, I work about 5 hours at a pizza/Italian restaurant, only delivery person. Usually bring in 180-250 on weekends. But that’s like 20 deliveries. I enjoy it though food industry is interesting never thought I would like it.
To be honest the taxes aren’t that much. I made over $600 and had to pay like $60 and that’s it. You can literally door dash during tax season use a check to pay the taxes and just worry about what you made and paid next tax season. I’ve been doing it for awhile now.
@@ItsCheetahTV you didn’t make very much. $600 is hardly anything. I was referencing to those who make thousands a year and practically live off delivery services as their income
gas + wear-and-tear including maintanance (oil, brake coolant change) on the car must be subtracted and set aside for the future. get full coverage insurance because the more time on the road rushing orders, the higher the risk of an accident no matter how safe you drive
I do uber eats and instacart in Portland and I make pretty good money I work full time as an educator however I do it on the side and it’s very helpful if you need quick cash for something
Exactly I keep telling people it's not a bad gig. I used to do it Fri-Sun.I'd bring in an additional 2.5k a month which was enough to cover rent, bills and groceries and have an extra $400 left over. So I began putting 75% of my pay check into savings and investing 25%.
I was able to make close to 400 bucks but that was an all day thing and a whole gas thank. Plus meals and beverages. So it went down. And yes that's its not an every day thing. Here in LA some stu... apartments are so big that you loose a lot of time looking for them.
If you’re delivering with a 2020 vehicle, you’re doing it wrong 😂. You shouldnt be delivering in anything newer than 10 years old, no less than 150k miles, and that gets less than 25mpg. Any less than that and you dont even make minimum wage when counting depreciation, gas, and maintenance
I do this in a big city, do well. Drive a 2016 Prius new, paid it off in less than 5 years with high rent living. Prius has close to 170k, still has the stock front brake pads on it. Only maintenance is: oil, tranny fluid changes, tires, back brake pads, air filters replacement and spark plugs. Lowest cost of maintenance car for delivery work. 50 + miles/gallon. Get a Prius. * also dude doesn’t use an insulated delivery bag to carry customers food in video. Get a couple insulated bags to keep hot/cold food preserved. How would you want your food delivered?
And gas was $4,500. Used to do Door Dash. Can't make it little town, cheap tips and orders are $10-$20. I tried Walmart curbside but don't get those very often. And that was before the pandemic.
my brother gave a uber eats driver over 50% tip on the order, when she got there she just sat in the parking lot of our apartment and the order said delivered. my brother walked out and was like “i thought you bring it to my door” she yelled at him “that’s what you get for a small tip” my brother yelled back “its over 50% you stupid ass” and she sped off out of the parking lot 😂
I get 22 mpg, i drive an all wheel drive suv. If i start at 230 pm and go until 10 pm, after gas I can come home with 80 - 100 dollars. On weekends If I do full days Friday and Saturday I can make 400 dollars, after gas. (Full day is 9 or more hours.) I spend about 20 on gas to make 100 profit. It helps tremendously that DD is providing a 10% cash back for any gas purchase. Temporary, till the end of August. I know the area that I deliver in very well, what deliveries to skip, (never ever waste your time going to pick up groceries, such as cvs or walmart. Its ALWAYS a waste of time and a hassle) where to park at each pick up point, and I have a list of gate codes to properties that I have gone to before.
People just hating that he makes more on a Saturday than they do in a month, yall are rude asf he went out of his way to make this content to share with us. You guys think you know his gas milage and car and earnings better than him somehow, keep it up dude killing it.
It’s also very sad because some people have to take what they can get, especially if they don’t have a choice in jobs right now or just aren’t having luck finding one. A lot of people just don’t get that.
@@NeighborhoodDada Well, that isn’t unskilled labor and HVAC guys usually make about $30 an hour. This guy is dropping of food orders and makes $25 an hour. Not bad, if you ask me.
In my area driving 24 hours day on the weekend, you make 150$. I drive an hour east and drive there, I make $500 friday-sun. Driving like 6 hours. You can deny basically anything under 3$ a mile there and they'll keep sending orders.
Sorry to disappoint but I can only fit so much in 45 seconds. You'd have to do some very straining work of finding the video I made explaining my expenses
@@owenlindstrom yeah well don't forget in addition to rain, rain, rain the ice storms, occasional snow, 100f+ this summer oh and forest fires. Shall we even talk about the homeless? 😳
If anyone has experience in construction I recommend you get a traveling job I’m currently a year 4 electrician apprentice which is real close to becoming a yournyman electrician after a test and I’m on the road as a traveling electrician bringing home $1780 ish after taxes granted I work 9.5 hours 6days a week which comes out to 57 hours a paycheck and I get $595 a week pre diem which is non taxable so I try and tell people if you have a job that has a traveling position to go and try it because before I was traveling I was getting screwed at a local company bringing come $490ish a week
I did a travel job for a friend once for like a month. How can I find more traveling jobs. Is there like a website? I want to get into it again even though I worked 90 hour weeks.
@@privilegedwhitemale306 I’ve heard there’s boom nation app that’s has all kind of jobs don’t know how good it is because I have not needed to use it yet but a couple good traveling electrician jobs are Faith Techchnologies and interstates
There's got to be a better deal out there. 4 years of experience and only $1780 after 57 hours per week. You're traveling and working, where is the time to have a personal life and spend time with family? The U.S. needs to change, big time.
This can be definitely useful gig for a goal you have but it’s not sustainable as a long term job the churn rate on these apps must be through the roof.
Uber eats pay $0.60/mile per delivery starting from the moment you start driving. My 6 cylinder car gets 33miles/gallon city and my v8 truck gets around 18miles gallon. Even in my truck that is still $10.80 gallon roughly Uber pays for delivery. And only gets goes up the better your vehicle runs
Yea but your putting wear on your car plus the gas it’s a waste of time and money if you ask me plus you can only make so much it’s not a job just some temporary side income
It’s nice because if you get their dash card it’s instantly deposited in your account after you end your dash it’s easy to make the $15 in your tank turn Into $40 in your tank
Bro I made 60k in Dallas doing Uber I was making 50k working for Pepsi. And I drive so much I don’t pay taxes after write off. I got a Toyota should last at least 850k miles
One thing to factor in: a “normal job” pays for 8 hours but you’re physically there (or nearby) for 9 and your commute may well be 45-60 minutes each way.
I just got deactivated for no reason after being a driver since 2014..95 rating.. they won't tell me why . 98 rating on door dash .. been doing Uber eats only since 2017 since my cars too old for passengers ....I'm very depressed because I can't figure out what caused it .I'm so sick because of it
UE did this to me too and it drove me mad. They don’t have a support line for suspended accounts so you can’t even do ANYTHING about it. Unless you’ve found a solution
@@geography_joe yeah I tried maybe ten times they won't give me the reason why just said it was a contract violation....I was a 4. 97 driver several years in ould really use the extra income.
Its Bullshet in UK you make 10 per hour in best scenario and if u make 18 deliveries u get between 50-140 bucks and if u make 140 u made at least 200 miles which is half a tank
Spent 70% of earnings on gas oil tires maintenance 😂
His finale is based off of tip and delivery fees. Companies like Uber eats and door dash pays a stipen usually per mile. It’s usually not a lot like for example Uber eats it is $0.60 which is usually enough to cover all of your gas and preventative maintenance like oil and tires.
The average gas tank is 15 gallons.
The average range for 15 gallons is around 300 miles.
The average gas price in California is $5.60 a gallon.
So if you use a full tank of gas you’ll pay $84 and uber will pay your $180 for 300 miles of driving. That is $96 extra on top of what you already made.
Let’s talk about oil. So an oil change is recommended every 3,00-5,000 miles based on what your drive so let take the average and say 4000 miles. That is roughly 14 fill ups. So $96x14 is $1,344. The average oil change at in California is $25-$55 depending on your vehicle so let’s say $55. That is still $1289 per oil change(4,000) miles.
Your making average of $1289/ 4,000 miles.
So consider most tires are rated at 50,000 and breaks at roughly 25,000 miles
And unless your raging your car and driving poorly. Your vehicle repairs aren’t really that common or that expensive
So I think it’s safe to say Uber eat compensation for this things is well covered.
And once again this is completely separate from your tips and delivery fees.
@@JFroMG_YT you don’t account for anything else. One breakdown can cost big.
What happens when your transmission goes out or motor decides to die??? What happens when you have to replace ball joints or bearings or whatever else???
They don’t compensate for that. It’s not worth it. You can make money at it on a side hustle but not really full time.
The price of tires are getting more and more. So one break down it could cost more then you made.
Wrong
Bro, what do you drive that you're spending 70% of that on gas, oil, and maintenance??? 😂
@@owenlindstrom just about any vehicle you use full time. Tires aren’t cheap. Ball joints are cheap. You apparently have no idea of the cost to run a successful business.
Something else that isn’t mentioned is taxes. You still have to pay taxes on that.
Delivering crack is where the real money at dawg.
I'll get on that
No one delivers crack bro, people don’t sell drugs, drugs sell themselves
@@theGrayArea2 sounds like a business opportunity. Instead of Uber Eats, Uber High. Crack, meth, coke, etc all delivered to your door.
@@jakehands just open a store, McCoCos
Lmaoo
You also gotta be logged in about 30 min before any rush to get good pick up requests. The app is built to reward those who do the off peak BS small runs.
Electricians for the county here make $310 a day. All we have to do is pull the old fuse out of your home and put in a new one. I don’t deal with traffic or other peoples bs
Yeah you only deal with electricity that can kill you or others
I’m starting an apprenticeship soon I’m excited
Most electricians make $150K or less annually. Competition and the fact newer homes, less work, and shorter duration projects all have an impact of lower salaries.
My dads an electrician but I’m color blind 🤦🏽♂️, so much for going into the family trade lol
Electrician class on my school what I was going to attend is full, so many students tryna be electricians lol. I was originally interested in electricians but 😬
like he said , he works "On the busiest day of the week" not everyday people !!!
I’m still trying to figure out what day that is
Lol here in Las Vegas you can tell the graph is busy but never pay good lol they throwing me a lot of backward orders ...sooo ridiculous...so I don't which day is really busy or paying good...I tried to do it 7 days a week 4 to 5 hours in morning and same in the evening I still ended up making only 400 to 500. A week....Uber eats is BSS... If I can show here all the screenshots with those orders from Monday thru Sunday...lol
It's not worth it after you pay for gas. I lost money and had delivery's in rich neighborhoods they left less than I would as a customer it's sad.
You didn’t know what you were doing then. I only do a few hours a week but know your worth
I made $407 on Saturday from 9am to 9pm.. that works out to $33.92 an hour and logged 214 miles.. So I'd say that's a pretty good day. I made over $1400 this week on top of my full-time job soooo it can be profitable.
@@NotMyProblem1232where do you live
@@blackwidow4564 New Jersey.. weekends by me are an easy $300 a day.
@@NotMyProblem1232 What’s your strategy?
People forget that vehicle depreciation is about 1:1 to gas costs
I was a delivery driver for Pizza Hut and I had to put in like $30 in my tank at the beginning of every day and that was the bare minimum I tried to put in and my check just didn’t make up for all the money I was putting into gas
I do the same in my area lol, I have an electric car as well so charging it at my home only cost me about 10 bucks for a full charge every 2-3 days. Each month I take home anywhere from 6-7k a month. Livings tight but I can support myself and my wife with it so props to you bro
Where do you live that 6-7k is tight? That’s 72k+ a year. Average salary in the US is $56k.
@@DailyMynt this is most likely some one who sits on the computer all day and fabricates story's like the average redditors
@@DailyMynt maybe his wife doesn't have a job and he has other expenses?? Living can be tight even with 10k
@@DailyMynt 😝
@@DailyMynt probably California where making over 100K is poverty
Bro love the corolla, I drove that exact car and paint when I was doing DoorDash. I stopped driving food delivery when the price of gas soared but since it’s now recovering I can see going back to it.
#Carolla4Life
Toyota. That's why it costs less to maintain because it's a Toyota. Some people have wise minds. In Asia, we have Toyota Avanza and Rush, they're easy to maintain have bigger space and costs less than any car in the US.
That’s really good, I work about 5 hours at a pizza/Italian restaurant, only delivery person. Usually bring in 180-250 on weekends. But that’s like 20 deliveries. I enjoy it though food industry is interesting never thought I would like it.
wheres youre living? in my area im making around barely 200$ on a rush day.
I work in the Portland, Oregon area. People are very appreciative of drivers here and they tip quite well.
I make around 300 a day for 10 hrs
@@owenlindstrom knew it when I seen little big burger lol
2 300 is pretty decent in the uk
@@deadmangreedo those truffle fries are to die for
Great video. Thank you for sharing drive safely
Hmm at .57 cents a mile for costs and depreciation. Be interesting to see how many miles are driven ea day
IRS rate is higher than that now. Which means you basically pay no taxes when you do this job unless your car gets absolute garbage mileage
Don’t forget the taxes you gotta pay at end of year
To be honest the taxes aren’t that much. I made over $600 and had to pay like $60 and that’s it. You can literally door dash during tax season use a check to pay the taxes and just worry about what you made and paid next tax season. I’ve been doing it for awhile now.
I pretty much get most of the money I save for taxes (20%) back at the end of the year. There’s just so many right offs your mileage your phone etc
@@bartonarchuleta204 20% income taxes plus your 17% federal self employment tax you mean right?
@@ItsCheetahTV you didn’t make very much. $600 is hardly anything. I was referencing to those who make thousands a year and practically live off delivery services as their income
@@ItsCheetahTV that’s like 10% dude that’s a fuckton
I'd kill to make $200 in a day
I work 12 hrs a day for 20$ per hour 7 days a week. I’m fried and running on auto pilot atm but hey let’s get this bread 😅
gas + wear-and-tear including maintanance (oil, brake coolant change) on the car must be subtracted and set aside for the future. get full coverage insurance because the more time on the road rushing orders, the higher the risk of an accident no matter how safe you drive
That’s why get used car
Used car usually need more comprehensive treatment than new one
@@rizky2646 you still have to do the same no matter if it's used or new.
@@a552bcx Toyota is cheap to maintenance tho even changing breakes
Dudes saving on all the things you mentioned driving that toyota
Love it man, I do DD. I don’t know what happened, but I wish Uber Eats was still busy for me. Thanks for the useful content.
It’s your area lmao
I do uber eats and instacart in Portland and I make pretty good money I work full time as an educator however I do it on the side and it’s very helpful if you need quick cash for something
Exactly I keep telling people it's not a bad gig. I used to do it Fri-Sun.I'd bring in an additional 2.5k a month which was enough to cover rent, bills and groceries and have an extra $400 left over. So I began putting 75% of my pay check into savings and investing 25%.
I was able to make close to 400 bucks but that was an all day thing and a whole gas thank. Plus meals and beverages. So it went down. And yes that's its not an every day thing. Here in LA some stu... apartments are so big that you loose a lot of time looking for them.
Just tell your customer that you're on the clock and they have 5 mins to come find you. If you're struggling to find their place.
I think I'll just keep my current job😂
Can’t wait to see your 200k mile 2020 vehicle at the dealership lmao
If you’re delivering with a 2020 vehicle, you’re doing it wrong 😂. You shouldnt be delivering in anything newer than 10 years old, no less than 150k miles, and that gets less than 25mpg. Any less than that and you dont even make minimum wage when counting depreciation, gas, and maintenance
Buy an old Honda for 2-3k under 150k miles and run it into the ground.
I do this in a big city, do well. Drive a 2016 Prius new, paid it off in less than 5 years with high rent living. Prius has close to 170k, still has the stock front brake pads on it. Only maintenance is: oil, tranny fluid changes, tires, back brake pads, air filters replacement and spark plugs. Lowest cost of maintenance car for delivery work. 50 + miles/gallon.
Get a Prius. * also dude doesn’t use an insulated delivery bag to carry customers food in video. Get a couple insulated bags to keep hot/cold food preserved. How would you want your food delivered?
And gas was $4,500. Used to do Door Dash. Can't make it little town, cheap tips and orders are $10-$20. I tried Walmart curbside but don't get those very often. And that was before the pandemic.
I just deliver weed. I get about 2k a day plus tips.
Good luck guys 👍🏾
Where?
@@whiteeagleforce2.040 nice try Cop
Pmo
@@Bob-hi2xh all you smell is 🐖 🐷 🐽
@Eli Lis ur mom
Or you could work oil and gas with hotel and travel covered starting at $600 a day minimum
In India food delivery agents only use motorbikes because they are poor.
Great Videos Owen 💪
Holy shit no wonder my foods always cold. I tip 20% on my shit so it’s only like 4$. Y’all be expecting me to pay triple my order price in a tip….
my brother gave a uber eats driver over 50% tip on the order, when she got there she just sat in the parking lot of our apartment and the order said delivered. my brother walked out and was like “i thought you bring it to my door” she yelled at him “that’s what you get for a small tip” my brother yelled back “its over 50% you stupid ass” and she sped off out of the parking lot 😂
@@HylianMigz i hate tipping system in America. In other countries people are just grateful for the tip doesn’t matter if it’s 50 percent or 10.
Well why don't you order with your friends instead of just eating by yourself every night Uber Eats
@@MusicVidsLife that sounds passive aggressive lol
$4 barely covers the gas…
Please don't put the food on the door mat directly in front of door. Some ppls doors open out...
The. It was installed wrong or it’s a screen door
Especially if they have a screen door that shit is annoying.
Here in Houston each delivery is average $6 with rare occasions of $12
I get 22 mpg, i drive an all wheel drive suv. If i start at 230 pm and go until 10 pm, after gas I can come home with 80 - 100 dollars. On weekends If I do full days Friday and Saturday I can make 400 dollars, after gas. (Full day is 9 or more hours.)
I spend about 20 on gas to make 100 profit.
It helps tremendously that DD is providing a 10% cash back for any gas purchase.
Temporary, till the end of August.
I know the area that I deliver in very well, what deliveries to skip, (never ever waste your time going to pick up groceries, such as cvs or walmart. Its ALWAYS a waste of time and a hassle) where to park at each pick up point, and I have a list of gate codes to properties that I have gone to before.
I applaud you keep doing your thing my brother Uber is my side hustle to invest for generation wealth
I’d have to ask, is that including the food, or the wages for just driving it.
the food is all paid for on the app side so you just go pick up and drop off. So it's the wage for driving
@@owenlindstrom u have no idea how good u have it
I always wonder why people don't put tables outside their house so people(uber eats) can put their food there.
Maybe they’re afraid the drivers will steal the table and sell it to pay for gas.
I work 10 hours a day for DoorDash and Grubhub and I make peanuts.
I do 5-9 most days and make $200 in 4 hours. I’m extremely picky with my orders. It’s only a side hustle for me. And i write off 100% of my taxes.
@@muscleeveryday that’s impossible. That’s $50 an hour.
@@muscleeverydaywhere tf do u live
I have Saturday’s free. I might try this.
Honestly, it's best as a side hustle, Fri Sat Sun are great days to go make extra cash. Good luck!
Keep it up bro
Great video dude keep it up please
I work 11 hours a day, but my job is smoking weed in my car and eating other people's over priced food. So... you know, shit's different.
What is your job?
@@maiahochheiser7628 I'm an OF stunt cock papi 😎
People just hating that he makes more on a Saturday than they do in a month, yall are rude asf he went out of his way to make this content to share with us. You guys think you know his gas milage and car and earnings better than him somehow, keep it up dude killing it.
It’s also very sad because some people have to take what they can get, especially if they don’t have a choice in jobs right now or just aren’t having luck finding one. A lot of people just don’t get that.
Yea theirs alot more haters now a days, those are the people that are miserable. The videos was helpful for information
Agree. Thank you.
Dedication $40 gas $40 for car maintenance
8 hours $266 California easy peasy
Y'all are spoiled down there!
@@owenlindstrom lol mehh it’s ok everything is more expensive 😂
-$100 in gas 💀
@@chupa3851 I drive 80-100 miles in 8 hours. how is that $100? Lol $25-30
@@Ocphoneplug bro trippen I can drive 10 hours off $35. He must be delivering in a semi truck
Jeez makes me glad I make what I make at a normal job for sure
You make more then $25 an hour at an unskilled labor job?
@@northernjersey2479 I chose to learn refrigeration
@@NeighborhoodDada Well, that isn’t unskilled labor and HVAC guys usually make about $30 an hour. This guy is dropping of food orders and makes $25 an hour. Not bad, if you ask me.
@@northernjersey2479 when you put in into that perspective I guess you're right. That is decent money for unskilled labor
Doordash ain't a job to make a living on it's only a side hustle job which some people don't understand.
I see you got the Swedish last name, looks basically like mine. I bet a lot of people used to say the ending as storm or strong.
I love how the doordash uber eats employees think they're making money . Wait till you've been doing this 6 months
bro if you could do that on a motorcycle you'd save a lot of money
In my area driving 24 hours day on the weekend, you make 150$. I drive an hour east and drive there, I make $500 friday-sun. Driving like 6 hours. You can deny basically anything under 3$ a mile there and they'll keep sending orders.
Fuel cost! Expenses ?.. come on dude. This actually tells us nothing
Sorry to disappoint but I can only fit so much in 45 seconds. You'd have to do some very straining work of finding the video I made explaining my expenses
Wait until the bad weather sets in
I live in Portland, OR so the only bad weather we get is heavy rain
@@owenlindstrom yeah well don't forget in addition to rain, rain, rain the ice storms, occasional snow, 100f+ this summer oh and forest fires. Shall we even talk about the homeless? 😳
Not if you live in south Florida.
29.19 tip on a 45 dollar order? Dang!
God bless America
Stupidity of people
25 an hour aint bad
I love your voice ❤️
Dang.and you said it depends on city?
If anyone has experience in construction I recommend you get a traveling job I’m currently a year 4 electrician apprentice which is real close to becoming a yournyman electrician after a test and I’m on the road as a traveling electrician bringing home $1780 ish after taxes granted I work 9.5 hours 6days a week which comes out to 57 hours a paycheck and I get $595 a week pre diem which is non taxable so I try and tell people if you have a job that has a traveling position to go and try it because before I was traveling I was getting screwed at a local company bringing come $490ish a week
I did a travel job for a friend once for like a month. How can I find more traveling jobs. Is there like a website? I want to get into it again even though I worked 90 hour weeks.
@@privilegedwhitemale306 I’ve heard there’s boom nation app that’s has all kind of jobs don’t know how good it is because I have not needed to use it yet but a couple good traveling electrician jobs are Faith Techchnologies and interstates
There's got to be a better deal out there. 4 years of experience and only $1780 after 57 hours per week. You're traveling and working, where is the time to have a personal life and spend time with family? The U.S. needs to change, big time.
$1780 a month? Thats it? You are getting ripped of my guy
I notice you’re conveniently leaving out that it is next to impossible to get an IBEW apprenticeship.
Go broke making that little in California
Or NY. And possibly Jersey.
The trusty ole 9th gen
You gotta start somewhere, keep grinding bro.
This can be definitely useful gig for a goal you have but it’s not sustainable as a long term job the churn rate on these apps must be through the roof.
Only makes sense if you have a 4 cyl car
Uber eats pay $0.60/mile per delivery starting from the moment you start driving. My 6 cylinder car gets 33miles/gallon city and my v8 truck gets around 18miles gallon. Even in my truck that is still $10.80 gallon roughly Uber pays for delivery. And only gets goes up the better your vehicle runs
I did this yesterday I made 102 bucks not a lot but it’s something
Yea but your putting wear on your car plus the gas it’s a waste of time and money if you ask me plus you can only make so much it’s not a job just some temporary side income
It’s nice because if you get their dash card it’s instantly deposited in your account after you end your dash it’s easy to make the $15 in your tank turn Into $40 in your tank
I did intas cart. Made $147 in 7 hours and wasted about 40 miles of gas. I averaged about 30 mile a gallon.
Bro I made 60k in Dallas doing Uber I was making 50k working for Pepsi. And I drive so much I don’t pay taxes after write off. I got a Toyota should last at least 850k miles
@@PriceyP and 60k is all you’ll ever make because you don’t get raises or benefits
@@Andrew-bv6qc lmao obviously I’m not looking for a career from Uber
How do you get the guarantee tip? I used to drive and then they leave nothing
The last 10 seconds of this video went over my head. He spat out that information too fast for me to keep up.
Some people don’t even make 3k a month at their job
Yea man lol the area your in matters
Lol. I’ve never heard of a dinner rush😂that’s pretty funny ha.
How is that funny? Asking seriously
Imagine delivering with mercedez benz
My doordash orders be like max 8 dollars per order if that.
They don't even have Ubers by me 😄 Country AS FUCK.
One thing to factor in: a “normal job” pays for 8 hours but you’re physically there (or nearby) for 9 and your commute may well be 45-60 minutes each way.
30$ tip? Where you doing this?
But what do you put out on gas, oil, cell phone during that time??? How do you calculate for the wear n tear on you car, cuz that's tremendous!!!
I miss when I could go out for 3 hours and make like $60 on foot
I just got deactivated for no reason after being a driver since 2014..95 rating.. they won't tell me why . 98 rating on door dash .. been doing Uber eats only since 2017 since my cars too old for passengers ....I'm very depressed because I can't figure out what caused it .I'm so sick because of it
Have you tried joining BLM and terrorizing Uber HQ?
UE did this to me too and it drove me mad. They don’t have a support line for suspended accounts so you can’t even do ANYTHING about it. Unless you’ve found a solution
@@geography_joe yeah I tried maybe ten times they won't give me the reason why just said it was a contract violation....I was a 4. 97 driver several years in ould really use the extra income.
I know this vid is old but I j saw it and realized you deliver in Lake Oswego OR and there’s a good chance I’ve gotten food from you
11-1 and 5-8 best time
True but u have to include tax, and gas...So minus 1k at least
Hey good for you on this,
Car Costs are just too high nowadays
Its Bullshet in UK you make 10 per hour in best scenario and if u make 18 deliveries u get between 50-140 bucks and if u make 140 u made at least 200 miles which is half a tank
I made $3.20 in 3 hours. One order in 3 hours on a Tuesday.😂
How many miles did u add that day
Id get hungry and accidently eat my earnings
As he was sitting the deliveries at the doors I thought, in my area the neighbors dog, cat or raccoons and opossums would sure have a feast! 😂😂😂😂
I've even had customers tell me their neighbor will just snatch it from the door
@@owenlindstrom 🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh man, that's lowww!
Uber Eats failed in India because delivery by four wheeler is impossible.
Why can’t they use a bike? Here in Toronto, Canada many UberEats guys are usually driving escooters or ebikes.
Here in Southern California, Uber eats is so saturated. It’s even dead on evenings on the weekends.
I've heard its hard to even sign up anymore down there because the waitlist is so long
Damn! Americans are rich. Try that in tht UK, you'll be lucky to make £40 a day.
Damn thats good asf wtf
No, that's not great. He probably spent near a full tank of gas and he put miles on his vehicle.
I also make the same. Its takes about one third of the tank. Not full. So about $25. Not bad
uber shill from marketing department
Hey be quiet. People can't be figuring out that I'm taking 100 days off of my 80k job to drive and make videos for 12 hours a day
With all maintenance, insurance, car payments, fuel and vehicle depreciation included, how much did you REALLY make?
So how many miles how much gas what's the depreciation on the vehicle for that amount of miles so how much is left
Ye you could get a e-bike that has a huge battery and get alot of clothes for winter
I hate the leave at door option
After taxes and expenses -$3.47 🤣
Get it how you get 💯 I guess it all depends where you are
Honestly, yah geekin. Go out at night, get a restaurant job for the weekends, work 2pm -2am weekdays on uber, you will see the money
Yea wherever you are is gold mine for Uber Eats 😭
How much did you spend on gas?
Driving further for more money doesn't always equate to more money as you are further away from the hotspot?