Don’t do Dash, but deliver for another app that tracks like everything. If it puts the GPS point in the wrong spot, that’s where I deliver because there’s very little tolerance. Actual address 4 houses down? Too bad, the app will only let me deliver it here. Apartment complex is huge and you’re too far from this entrance? I’ll get it as close as I can. But can’t get it to your door.
I always text an explanation and offer to either drop where I’m allowed or return the order. But most people ordering off this app are drunk or high when I’m delivering, they would rather walk to me.
I’m curious if it is another big brand or maybe a small local app? I never heard of that and it would differently change my order habits(eating habits) of that is the case.
Gopuff is the company. They don’t deliver take out like grub hub and door dash. They are like a delivery for things you’d run to the convenience store for. Commonly I’ll deliver a 12 pack of coke, some chips, and a bag of ice; or something similar. Often I’m delivering some alcohol as well, many times to party’s or other group things. I think that’s great, let the good times roll but keep the drinkers off the road.
Cause gig economy
Don’t do Dash, but deliver for another app that tracks like everything. If it puts the GPS point in the wrong spot, that’s where I deliver because there’s very little tolerance. Actual address 4 houses down? Too bad, the app will only let me deliver it here. Apartment complex is huge and you’re too far from this entrance? I’ll get it as close as I can. But can’t get it to your door.
I always text an explanation and offer to either drop where I’m allowed or return the order. But most people ordering off this app are drunk or high when I’m delivering, they would rather walk to me.
What app is that?
I’m curious if it is another big brand or maybe a small local app? I never heard of that and it would differently change my order habits(eating habits) of that is the case.
Gopuff is the company. They don’t deliver take out like grub hub and door dash. They are like a delivery for things you’d run to the convenience store for. Commonly I’ll deliver a 12 pack of coke, some chips, and a bag of ice; or something similar. Often I’m delivering some alcohol as well, many times to party’s or other group things. I think that’s great, let the good times roll but keep the drinkers off the road.
Thanks for the info. Makes sense to me to keep the drunks off the road. They would have more motivation to find your drop off.