I Delivered Food on a 250W E-bike in Rush Hour

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I tried making money by delivering food for Uber Eats using a 250W motor electric bike during rush hour on a weekday evening.

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[nomecognome]

I think the ending of your videos is always rushed. You should make a clip where you’re back in the studio summing up expenses, time, earning etc.

[QuimLover]

D'oh, below minimum wage. Thumbs up for providing honest numbers.

[erima]

Loving this series! I'd say you still should factor in the cost of the bike vs omitting it altogether, since it very much plays into profit. Maybe adjust to 1/7 of the weekly rental cost compared to your earnings from the day-- or finish out the full week and show the results from there. Super excited for the next installment!

[EarlSquirrelsonn]

Feel like this could easily have been a 20min video, but very enjoyable nonetheless.

[evilmushroom]

Glad to see you happy it makes me happy

[Ray_Vun]

i've never even seen an e-bike irl. it's always just those electric scooters scattered all over the city

[mattquantrill]

Brilliant video John! How much did the missus make?

[quasaar]

Good video! I feel as if the video is a bit short, which is something I've noticed with many of your videos. Of course, this doesn't mean you should focus more on quantity instead of your usual quality. What falls short is there doesn't seem to be a propper ending that satisfies the viewer. I noticed a viewer stated that the ending felt rush which I don't agree with, but definitely something to keep note. Love the content and how the videos are made so don't stop what you are doing!

[lightbrownwolf]

Always a good day when you upload. You should try an e-skooter next maybe?

[Ray_Vun]

i assume an e-bike is sorta like those low cc motorbikes that aren't allowed on freeways. just the advantage that you don't need to put gas in it

[antikommunistischaktion]

I think your issue is that paradoxically doing this in a large city is why you didn't do well in terms of pay earned. You have to think there's probably 500+ other people doing the exact same thing as you on multiple different apps. I live in a small or medium sized city and I'd make triple minimum wage at times, and that's taking into account I'm using a Tesla which does cost more to charge than using an ebike (though my electricity rates are dirt cheap so that even offsets it)

[remains]

I think your videos feel a bit too impersonal to me. It might be excessive editing or the intro? It feels like I'm watching a mr beast video but not as interesting. It was worse when you specified everything in dollars but you changed that which is nice

Maybe the content just feels outdated, like something that would do well a few years ago but it's like I have a constant awareness of how everything is engineered to artificially keep me engaged. I don't feel the same when I watch eg Max Fosh, which is a similar channel I think. Idk, this might be waffle, only ever been a youtube consumer