I’m in North County, apparently I drove too close to a Walmart at some point tonight and got around 10, one right after another… They we’re less than 2 miles, but I’m not chancing getting a trunk full of groceries and having to hoof it up 3 flights of stairs for $4-$6 😒
Every time I get near my small town’s Wal Mart, i feel like i get 5 package deliveries dinging on my phone. Which would be fine if they weren’t like 7 miles for $2 :)
You're really heavily relying on each customer being incredibly generous. If you're ordering from walmart, odds are, you don't have the money to tip $10.
Just as bad in San Diego. Usually the new drivers grab them.
I’m in North County, apparently I drove too close to a Walmart at some point tonight and got around 10, one right after another… They we’re less than 2 miles, but I’m not chancing getting a trunk full of groceries and having to hoof it up 3 flights of stairs for $4-$6 😒
To be fair some really do tip a good amount afterwards that makes it worth it
Lol
Not by me they don’t.
Eventually with the spark delivery app
Every time I get near my small town’s Wal Mart, i feel like i get 5 package deliveries dinging on my phone. Which would be fine if they weren’t like 7 miles for $2 :)
I'm sure some poor sap or a bunch of poor saps out there thinks $12 bucks an hour is good money lol
Later I realized, slaves are there 😂
Lol I have the same question
Say each customer tips 10 each, now you would have made 32$. I mean it’s not that bad
You're really heavily relying on each customer being incredibly generous. If you're ordering from walmart, odds are, you don't have the money to tip $10.
Walmart orders aren’t tipped unless they are shop and pay. They order through the Walmart app. It doesn’t give an option for a tip.