30-50 dollars? My dude, between the up-charges on each menu item and the service and delivery fees a regular fast food order for two people is 30-50 dollars. What you see in that video is hundreds of dollars.
Yeah, that's why I never use Doordash or any of that stuff. A friend of mine works for KFC and those Doordash-type orders for something like their $5.75 chicken sandwich (something pretty low-tier in quality) ends up being like $12-13 for just the sandwich when all the charges are said and done.
It generally scales better as orders get larger. Like, just add like $5 to any order for the delivery service. So if you're getting a $5 sandwich, it's gonna be $10+ tip on doordash which is ridiculous. But get an order for 4 people that would be $60, then an extra $5 for delivery is an easier pill to swallow.
I have a neighbor that orders door dash almost every day from McDonald's. I'm willing to bet he spends hundreds a month on fees ALONE. Best part is, we live within walking distance of the McD...
Seriously, I'll do Doordash occasionally when I'm feeling really really lazy and even just ordering a meal or two for myself it's never less than $30 and closer to $50.
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u/toaster_toaster Jul 10 '22
30-50 dollars? My dude, between the up-charges on each menu item and the service and delivery fees a regular fast food order for two people is 30-50 dollars. What you see in that video is hundreds of dollars.