Do people really make a nice living off Uber eats

I clear about $150,000-$170,000 a year, maybe working 30 hour weeks. You guys are just jealous lmao.

You folks are forgetting about the skim. A few fries here, a missing taco there, maybe a couple of drags off a chocolate shake. Hell, I'd do it for free! Deliver food on contingency!

I tipped a hot girl from Uber eats $100 and she messaged me back. One thing led to another and we had sex.

She is now one of my side tings. Uber eats is so clutch in many ways.

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hamsters wrote:

There was a guy in the Netherlands who was doing all of his Uber eats deliveries and for other companies too by bicycle and skateboard - he will have made the most as his costs would be so much lower. He also was the quickest if I remember rightly - that's specific to how that area is set up though.

If you are going to do this for the "long haul" this is the best way to do it as a good bike/motor scooter/ebike can make almost as much as a car and the expenses are much less.

I wouldn't even attempt to do this by car as others have stated drivers after expenses only make minimum wage at best.

The unemployed and trying to find work wrote:

I see a lot of You Tube videos of people making decent, to nice, to 6 figure incomes off that. I don't know how much is real or fake? I hear that the regular Uber( picking up people) is dangerous and pays minimum wage, if that. So is this all hype ?Can l drive around listening to my radio, and work when l want, and have a lot of free time to watch tv, and run, making 60-75k before taxes?

You can do what I do, which is just sign up constantly under different names and then when I go to pick up an order and deliver it, I just eat it myself instead.

It made Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp billionaires so you have hope.

I think it depends on where you live. I cannot imagine them doing well where I am. The traffic is incredibly bad in my area. And I get the sense some neighborhoods have better tippers than others. And I don't think it's necessarily the rich neighborhoods. Many have said they're the worst tippers.

Unless one has a sales job with a strong likelihood of earning greater than a plumber or electrician, any driving job now is a poor return on investment. Will a driver get properly compensated for cost of gasoline? Due to supply/parts issues, new vehicles cost too much. Since new vehicles cost too much due to parts/supply issues, many have decided to hold onto autos a year or two or three longer. Labor costs for repairs have increased. Auto mechanics have some of the parts issues as new vehicles. The delay in vehicle auto repairs, etc. If a person is driving, best if driving a company car. Not the case for Uber or Lyft drivers. Do not drive for Uber or Lyft today.

That’s probably true. Some cities and college areas you’re around $30/hr getting a few hours in on a Fri/Saturday but with all the possible wear and tear on the car and low rates at other times it’s probably not worth doing more than a couple hours a week imo.

the worst part of the task imo is having some fat*as college kid give you a McDonalds order in the app for $3 or anything under $10, waiting at McDonalds for them to have it ready, then having you bring it up to his apartment No 301 to leave at his door, taking a photo of it, and having a tip of $0.00 to <$3.00

But then the same night some kid might want a takeout from a 7-Eleven with $10 worth of groceries (eg some snack bars and maybe a few pints of Ben & jerry ice cream or something along those lines), and you’re tipped $20 just to get it and drive it <1mile to a college dorm

The main nice thing about it is the lack of red tape in getting started and doing as much or as little of it as you want. Background check, insurance, working vehicle and you just go for a drive and hit go in the app and you’re good to go and start making a few bucks…

Why are Walmart orders long drives (long drives back)? Walmarts are everywhere, so it'd seem local deliveries would be normal, with only exceptions otherwise.

Always rejecting them, but that can cause "blind addresses" for not accepting.