How DoorDash, Grubhub & Uber Are Robbing You | Asmongold Reacts

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[Arizona-exyt]

My rule is if I can’t get off my butt, put on shoes, and drive to get take out then I shouldn’t be ordering it in the first place. The delivery fees nowadays are outrageous.

[MajorMystery]

I tried ordering sushi for lunch one day, set the order to pick up in store because it's really close to my work. Whatever online service they partnered with was charging a FIVE DOLLAR FEE for ME to PICK UP MY OWN FOOD. I cancelled the order and called it in over the phone myself for no extra fee. Ridiculous

[joshwilson]

I got a flat tire yesterday, and searched the web and called two different tow truck companies with two entirely different phone numbers with different pricing. I chose the cheaper one, but 1 hr later the company I declined showed up….I asked the guy what the deal was, and he said they were the same Company.

[JS-vupo]

I now completely understand people who say "I used to be a chain smoker but then cigarettes got so expensive I quit" because that is literally my approach to take-out now. It's just too expensive of a habit to maintain, which is why I now make it a priority to ensure that I always have food in the fridge I can cook and am never "forced" to order in.

I straight up cannot afford to spend 30-40 dollars on a meal, whose biggest selling point was supposed to be convenience and affordability.

[marisasob]

Here in Belgium, a restaurant once told me "the online order website takes 28% of the total amount, if you order here with us, i'll give you free drinks with your orders". So if you like a business, order directly <3

[calthrop]

Turns out hiring private taxis for your burritos was it's own form of inflation all along

[RILDIGITAL]

The noticeable increase in food delivery costs has changed the way we perceive this service. These delivery platforms have significantly marked up the costs. While convenience is a factor, the unregulated surges in prices are tough on the customer.

[jayjester]

Here I am making coffee in the morning for myself, 10 dollars for a can of coffee grounds. 5 dollars for a quart of creamer. Making a hundred + cups of coffee for 15 dollars.

[History]

A friend I game with quite often without a doubt always says around 6pm "Oh food has just arrived." Then constantly complains about being broke and can't afford new games I want to try out with him. I'm like.... well I see your problem pal.

[InBreadDragon]

Life hack: Call the restaurant directly to place your order, then pick up the food your self, youll save 50% every single time.
Bonus tip: You dont even need to look nice, You can pick up your food in pajamas and unshowered... You may even get your order faster if you smell bad, so they get you out of the store.

[DaedalEVE]

I almost NEVER do delivery. If I can't get off my a$$ and get it myself, then I really don't need it.

[klauseba]

14:19 "In WOW I would just buy out everything of a certain item and then put it up at a higher price and then people had to buy it"
This is exactly what Blackrock and Vanguard are doing by buying all the starter homes in USA.

[gaminginasmr]

As an uber eats driver, trust me, the extra 30-50 percent you pay does not go to us. 😂

[wyldemanO]

a 25 min uber ride from LAX now costs $90 and you have to wait for 40 min to get picked up, the same taxi cost me $35 and all i had to do was hail a cab

[conecommander]

"You can order food delivery to any place that you want"

Absolutely not true. If you live more than like a 20 minute drive from a town they will refuse to deliver to you.

[brunosouza]

In Brazil the government didn't bow at all to delivery apps, making Uber eventually completely give up on working delivery here. The major player on the delivery scene here is IFood and they are required to give their delivery workers pretty much the same type of benefits any other job would. And the deliveries are still way cheaper then in the US!

[atillathehungry]

Whats worse is corporations took over scalping. The kid outside the concert scalping tickets never had such high markups as ticket master does now.

[stormycat]

First mistake, living in NYC. Second mistake, ordering delivery off an app.

[MichaelSuperbacker]

15:51 that sounds like it has to be illegal, very shady.

[beloved-child]

2:58

Asmongold defending billionaire middle men....

Very cringe