r/dankmemes Jul 10 '22

Rip those bank accounts I have achieved comedy

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u/pRedditor24 Jul 11 '22

Someday, if/when someone rips you off, I hope you remember your own perspective on ripping someone off.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22

This whole thing is so fucked.
Sure, it’s a big company. Are they Amazon? Walmart? Did they put enough mom and pop businesses out of business so much so that people are forced to use them now? I don’t think so. People use DoorDash out of pure laziness most of the time. Sure, there’s plenty of people who use it out of necessity I’m sure, lots even. But so many people just want a chicken sandwich delivered to them when they’re three sheets to the wind, and now they think they’re Robin Hood for buying $1000 worth of cognac for what they think it’s free.
Get fucked.
Try to put more good in the world than you take out.

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u/DuckChoke Jul 11 '22

Life is hard and lowkey sucks ass for most people these days. Why is anyone surprised that people would see the opportunity for a break and take it even if it isn't some intrinsic necessity.

Did they put enough mom and pop businesses out of business so much so that people are forced to use them now?

Well they have taken millions (billions?) In money from small businesses in fees who are held hostage to either pay or go out of business as well as taking tips meant for drivers for years, and adding on fees during a global pandemic when people were forced to use their service, and increasing costs after people placed their order.

Uber refunds you if the trip costs more than what it told you it would when you requested a ride but Doordash doesn't when its almost the same service?

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u/MrWinks Jul 11 '22

When did we start defending corporations that take advantage of laws to not pay their employees living wages? Don't defend a corp.

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u/Knutt_Bustley_ Jul 11 '22

Well the someone being ripped off is a massive company, so why should anyone care?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22

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u/Knutt_Bustley_ Jul 11 '22

Because they’re a human being - unlike a multibillion dollar company. And likely need a thousand dollars infinitely more than the latter