I'd happily pay a premium if it went to the people doing the actual ground work, but that doesn't exist.
I'd happily pay a premium if it went to the people doing the actual ground work, but that doesn't exist.
I’d be happy to pay extra for delivery and try out places outside of walking distance if I knew the money was going to restaurants and drivers. But for all their complaints about DoorDash, the restaurants aren’t making themselves accessible elsewhere. The delivery companies put in work that restaurants weren't, and aren't able or willing to do, and that's part of the reason they have such high revenue (all concerns about quality and sustainability aside).
Isn't DoorDash's "growth hack" to fake cooperation with restaurants and have their drivers just pickup food and pay for it like an ordinary customer?
Unfortunately it seems that only the predatory delivery apps have spread nationwide.