I start doing Grubhub and got a shit load of long distance orders headed away from the city.

 

I even bought a car and put tires on it that could do those orders in the winter as well.

 

Now I get nothing but bullshit orders mostly taking me to downtown East fucking Lansing.

 

Because Grubhub hired more drivers than are needed and they have a moronic block system set up where the only thing that matter is your acceptance rate to be able to schedule the blocks.

 

Seriously.

 

What kind of idiotic company would set up a system that awards doing fewer orders, but accepting every single one of them?

 

The Saturday of the UM - MSU football game I delivered 23+ orders. I rejected 9 offers. I made $345 in 14 and 1/2 hours.

 

Had I waited around and/or accepted the orders I rejected I would have made probably $100 less in the same amount of time?????

 

Is that proof enough that Grubhub doesn't give a shit about the drivers???

 

My acceptance rate was in the 70s percent wise.

 

Someone that made 5 deliveries and accepted every one of them would have a 100% acceptance rate and they would reward them.

 

Ass backwards morons.

 

Yesterday I turned down at least 6 or 7 offers from Doordash, but I also delivered around 20 of them. I do not get punished because I only need 70% acceptance rate and 95% completion rate to keep Top 

 

Dasher status. Along with at least 100 deliveries per month.

 

For the record when I started delivering, I only did Doordash and my highest delivery day was 43 deliveries and 167 deliveries that week.

 

But since everyone has decided to do the gig shit now that job sucks.

 

I fucking hate everyone that put too many drivers out there and would just as soon destroy the whole fucking gig economy than put up with the bullshit.

 

The more you assholes keep trying to take what I am already doing, the more I want to exterminate your families.

 

Fuck you. You go take the jobs in the restaurants or other jobs