This was and still is the most pointless comment I’ve ever seen anyone say you just randomly came out of no where and said you totally agree with no explanation on why you agree just an explanation on why you give massages lmao like what the fuck you could of saved that irrelevant piece of information what a waste of time thanks for that thanks a lot.

It’s really surprising to find out that most dashers complaining on low or creepy orders are actually dashers without the master software also known as the L.O.P software 0:01

@@That_introvert_boywhat is that?

I worked w2 jobs for 20 years, definitely a lot of back breaking work and long ass shifts for zero appreciation and not great money. I have been doing door dash and UE and grocery orders for about 6 months now full time and I cannot imagine going back. I’m making about the same, but I completely choose my hours and don’t have a boss and don’t need to put up with shitty coworkers. It’s been so great for my mental health.

Honestly it's only because we have to pay for the up keep are selves vs the partnership with whatever delivery service your working with would take some of them expenses for said services to keep you on the road making money like I'm sure they would make a killing off of there own kinda insurance that would pay some of the upkeep but otherwise nah it's just not really worth having as a main job it's a side gig kinda thing

Very true and the average citizen isn't enjoying the mileage deduction is a week at $0.65 a mile adds up quickly. Self-employed for a long time I would never want to be a W-2 employee ever. The problem is dashes need to understand they actually are self-employed then get into all the tax stuff that comes with

Yupp healthcare is a b

@@unknownmanufacturer2669I absolutely agree. So many people don’t understand write offs and how to take advantage of them. Yes your putting miles and repairs, gas, insurance, ect, on your car. But it’s all a write off. For me I’m not only making more than my regular job but I’m also allowed to write off thousands of dollars every year too allowing me to keep more in my pocket. While if I was employed I couldn’t write anything off and would be taxes on my full income that year.

THIS!!! I'm convinced that if they suddenly stopped the w2 withholding skullduggery there'd be a national revolt the following April. They know _exactly_ what they're doing......

Hit that goal man, you can do it!! I always feel like that at the end of my weeks too lmao gotta do what you gotta do!

Yeah when you're desperate an don't have any money you pretty much have to whore yourself out 😂

I have 2 vehicles I use for DD/UE very low part time. Both vehicles paid off 7-12+ yrs ago and depreciation not much of an issue. They get between 18-28/gallon, but both can be profitable. I avg close to $2/mile on orders and can still make $600+ off a tank of gas that cost $60-$70 to fill. I also get a lot of orders on my way home from my W2 that eat up over 50% of miles I had to drive to get home anyways, so a big bonus on those orders.

Denver too

Right, I agree. When I had a 9-5 job for 22 years, like most employees I commuted 12 miles round trip to work. still had to pay for gas, get maintainancr done on my car every 3-6 months (tires, brakes, oil changes , filters changed ect). So it’s still an expense that is necessary if you commute to a W-2 job . The difference is I can’t write off these expenses with the IRS, including mileage. Like any type of employment including being self employment there are pros and cons for every single occupation. It all depends on what you feel works best for you. People complain about having to pay taxes when they are self employed, but you have to do the same thing when working for an employer. The only difference is they take it out your paycheck and pay you net pay vs a self employed person pays on their own whether quarterly or when filing taxes. You just need to educate yourself on what items that the IRS will allow to be deductible and keep excellent records. Like anything in life you need to plan and be organized. I am retired an will only do a gig job to supplement my income and with the advice sign up for multiple apps, in case I get deactivated. I’m glad I have my pension & husbands health insurance also, so I won’t have to be dependent on working for an employer again! Thank God! Thank you for the helpful advice on this video!

@@vetgirl71 "being self EMPLOYED" not "being self EMPLOYMENT"

I've gotten them removed.

You don't. But you cannot be deactivated for a 0% acceptance rate. It's right there in the rules.

I know of someone who can they helped me too

Make sure it’s updated. If it is uninstall and reinstall

Yes, tips are considered earnings, so they are definitely taxed. This is the reason why restaurant and other gig workers prefer cash.

@@leaellas8400 ok thanks for the update.

Sorry about your deactivation issues . I had same problem but all I did was to follow some certain steps to get back driving here are the following steps to get back driving

STEP1: use your browser

STEP2: while you're on the browser type the word * #OMORTECH 0:03

STEP 3: after searching you will see how to contact the company via their social media platform 🎉

Call them maybe.

Where do you live? If you don't mind

@@janikkapulliam7284 Atlanta but the area is irrelevant

Where do u park to wait or do u head home after each order

@@yacovlk7924 Area isn't "irrelevant". The average income in Atlanta has a lot to do with how much the orders are. In Milwaukee, I have seen one $25 order in 200-lifetime orders, a large pizza order. The average income in Milwaukee is $25000 compared to $36000 in Atlanta.

Lol bro what, for real?

What about not using doordash if your broke ass can’t afford to tip 😃

@@ryanmelton7495 I don't think doordash will approve this strategy

It’s really surprising to find out that most dashers complaining on low or creepy orders are actually dashers without the master software also known as the L.O.P software 0:01

Umm sir I'm pretty sure electric cars still need brakes 👀. Not an EV expert but cars go fast and they need brakes to slow down

@@springsteen-games5134 once again, educate yourself before speaking , electric cars have one pedal driving, you take your foot off the accelerator , it uses your motor to stop the car, it will bring it to a stop and hold it there, even if you are on a hill, I rarely ever touch my brakes

@@themrjim1953 if your Talking about regenerate brakes they only provide something like 45percent of your cars braking. 😂 Also considering brake pads are 40 dollars a pair and they last 5 to ten years depending on your driving I don't think it's that big of a deal bro. Ps my original comment was a joke 😂😂.......I just looked it up it's actually 70% regen braking for a Tesla model s.

@@springsteen-games5134 i rarely ever touch my brakes